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s/l "gibillous" stool?? - nyc

Posted: Sep 09, 2014

Having trouble getting this word... patient has IBS and one of the symptoms mentioned sounds like "gibillous" stool? I thought maybe bilious but I clearly hear a g in there. The phrase is that the patient's stool is "sometimes ____, sometimes thin, soft and ribbony." Any ideas? This is a long dictation so I have a little while before I'll be done.

scybalous - nm

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Ahh, thank you! - nyc

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