s/l queiform movements (Parkinson's disease)

It sounds like Pulse jenarear implantation for a patient with parkinson disease-any ideas? ...

How do you handle it when Parkinson's is dictated instead of Parkinson's disease? We are not supposed to use the apostrophe; however, it looks funny to say - The patient has a history of Parkinson. Would you add the word disease even though it wasn't actually dictated? ...

The doctor mentions "coria" multiple times in the report in conjunction with Parkinson's. He says "Significant coria" I am unable to find coria/corea in a search. Any ideas? ...

It's a dermatological disease. Patient has chronic ulcers on extremities. Being treated with clobetasol. Thanks! ...

I have seen it both ways, would like to know definitively. TIA! ...

Seigndexterous Movements? ...

He is having 1-2 soft, formed s/l PC bowel movements. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you for your help. ...

She is using a s/l tresk/trask walker but continues to have weakness with position changes.. I'm stumped. Thanks! ...

Patient is in end stage renal disease, also with history of Parkinson like sydnrome secondary to s/l thenozianines, improved after dosage discontinued. ...

Of course, half of my doctors have to say movements and other half says muscles. What are your shortcut abbreviations for the 2 different phrases "extraocular m_______s are intact"? ...

S/l creaform movements. Used numerous times in this report. Claimant has severe dystonia and creaform movements. Claimant has obvious dystonic and creaform movements. Gait is somewhat reeling with creaform movements of the upper extremities. Thanks. :) ...

This is a psych report. The doctor says, "The patietn has no oromucolingual masikatory movements." I just wondered if this was the correct way to spell this becuase i am not finding many references for it anywhere. ...

She very clearly dictates: He was also unable to perform finger-to-nose and had difficulty performing "head-to-shin" movements. That can't be right, can it? I would think it would be difficult for most people to perform "head-to-shin" movements. Ouch! ...

sounds like Crowley disease. ...

This is an ortho doc and he is saying the pt "is having nocturnally exacerbated tremors or "valythmic" type movements in the upper and lower extremities". End of word definitely sounds like "lythmic", it's just the first part I can't get. It's not rhythmic, too many syllables. Could possibly start with a "b", it's that type of "v" or "b" sound. Thanks very much... :) ...

Any ideas what this could be? Thanks, Abby ...

Appears in a neurological report and is referring to eyes. ...

Can't find this, gets infections and cellulitis because of this syndrome, TIA ...

The patient has a normal uterus. Normal appearing ovaries. She has S/L "a grey tube place adentia" Anyone? Thank you in advance ...

Sounds like "birdno point majer" disease consistent with chronic ischemia. Help! ...

In PMH - s/l output disease. Other history includes hypertension, diabetes, CKD with two renal transplants, CHF, and afib. ...

Cancer of the breath. Documented Source of Information: ASR. (P.S. Catch her...) ...

Could someone please help me? According to the AAMT Book of Style, Is it correct to add a plural on the names of diseases or syndromes, like Alzheimer's disease, Crohn's disease, Baker's cyst, or should it simply be written as Alzheimer disease, etc. Thanks so much if someone can help me out. ...

past medical history is significant for depression, anxiety, hyperlipidemia, history of ovarian cyst, insomnia, s/l gualinbury ...

BOS preference, ? Paget's disease or Paget disease ...

This is an OB/GYN dictation, very thick accent, but that's what it sounds like. Thanks! ...

s/l queiform movements (Parkinson's disease) - Jami

got it - choreiform:) - Jami

Well done. What did you do to find that? - elaine

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