Dr. is reviewing a CT scan of an ankle fracture and refers to a "kissing cyst suggestive of early degenerative change in the very anterior corner of the joint." I know I have heard of this term before, just wanted a second opinion is all to make sure I am correct. ...
Noncontrast CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis showed no hydronephrosis or ureteral calculi. Prominence in the s/l biatrial calisase thought to reflect a peripelvic cyst. ...
I am transcribing an evaluation of a rotator cuff injury. The physician is going over what a CT and ultrasound of the shoulder showed, and says "moderate sized (indushunction?) ganglion cyst (bursa?, versus?) tendinosis within the infraspinatus." I can't figure out what she is saying! I have reasearched and reasearched and I am still not coming up with anything. Any help would be appreciated!!
** whatever the word is before ganglion cyst, I am pretty sure it is refer ...
In my Stedman's Plastic Surgery Words book, it is spelled tricholemmal, but the physician and other references spell it trichilemmal. Does anyone know the correct spelling? Thanks! ...
Gah - listened to it slow, fast... I'm unfamiliar with the word and can't spell enough of it to find it online. It's just in a list of previous surgeries and unrelated to my topic. Maybe someone here is familiar? Sounds like:
Thebirogottal cyst removal ... could be thyrogottal?
Thanks in advance!!
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Doctor is dictating what sounds like "Altahist/Ultahist #20 samples" that would most likely treat a superficial left ankle cyst. The patient also has an URI.
Any help would be appreciated. ...
Risks including (s/l) an unlimited of bleeding, infection, scarring, etc.
It seems to say either unlimited or nonlimited. Neither of which make sense to me. ...
After the procedure -
The wound was clean and dry. Xeroform and dry sterile dressings were applied. (s/l) Gauze, Kling and ace bandage was then applied as a hand dressing.
Why would they use guaze and Kling together? Can this be correct? ...
Hello! :) I am trying to type up a Radiology report, and the word "dissecting" doesn't seem to be the right form for the context of this sentence: "As demonstrated on the thigh MRI, there is a 2.1 by 2.3 cm popliteal cyst (dissecting) along the fascial planes." The doctor uses the phrase "dissecting popliteal cyst" several times, and it is crystal clear that he enunciates an "ing" on the end of the word dissect. Any suggestions? The way this sentence is worded sounds wrong. Like wrong ...
2nd report I've had with this word. Sounds like Fitz test. The first report preop was Positive ____ test. Postop was Barrett's esophagus and he was having an EGD. This report he says it again, but this time is for a colonoscopy.
Anyone have any ideas.
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Patient with right knee arthritis. Ortho doc reading from an MRI report: "There are areas which are consistent with bone islands and a small degenerative (s/l lytivial) cyst."
I keep thinking he might mean "tibial," but there is definitely a "ly" or "bi" syllable before the rest of the word. Any thoughts? ...
Obstetric ultrasound, July 31, 2012 notable for single viable intrauterine pregnancy with probable 1.5 cm left ovarian __________ cyst and 1.6 cm left lower uterine segment fibroid.
I keep hearing quap/a/sod/ee/um ?? or clop/a/sodium ?? ...
Under the assessment, this Asian doc says, "1. Acute kidney injury, probably acute s/l tabernacle cyst associated with urosepsis."
Any ideas of what this could be? It might be "tobronacle cyst." But it's something like that. Help! ...
The doc says, "Excision of epidermoid syst of the left mentum." He says "mentum" clearly in multiple places. Later on in the report he mentions the orbicularis and the depressor muscle, so I am assuming this is an eye procedure, but what is he talking about when he says "mentum". This is an account where i have to strictly expand all abbreviations, so i need to know what he is referring to.
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