sl Bromer or Romer aspiration biopsy

I see that there is a LEEP procedure but unsure because I see the 2 terms unsed interchangeably when I googled. Thanks ...

Brain dead I swear - Please note, at his next appointment, he will need his knee aspirated and sent for CNS, fluid analysis and fluid Red-O. Is it CNS or C&S?? I'm sorry, it's been an extremely long week and this PA is very mumbly!! Thanks for your help! ...

I just took a practice test, and it asked this question of the following sentence, is the sentence below punctuated correctly? Fine needle aspiration revealed no abnormalities. The answer on the test was false. Is any part of fine needle aspiration hyphenated? Help? ...

This is at the end of surgery. There had been a problem with desaturation during the procedure if that helps. ...

but it really sounds like that. The whole sentence is "The contents of the gallbladder were suctioned out using the ------ Needle Aspiration System." It is an intra-operative aspiration. Any ideas? Thanks! ...

We aspirated about 3 cc of gray serous fluid, that is “qwhy-egg” negative, with total disappearance of a palpable mass. ideas? thanks ...

He had a ct-guided biopsy of the left iliac mass. A left s/l kay-line node excisional biopsy was done on . . . . ...

pancreas cystic and solid mass was suspicious for a PMN, biopsy and s/l "red pass" positive. Thanks! ...

...likely to be a microadenoma with *microassinine* formation. Clear as a bell but I can't document this. Any ideas at all? Thanks! ...

Sounds like he says underwent a left upper auto breast biopsy? ...

The patient underwent transjugular liver biopsy. Corrected s/l "sign-u-sorto" gradient was not significantly elevated and was less than 5. ...

This patient is being seen for polyarthralgia, xerostomia, dysphagia, and gout. Under the impression/plan, "Xerostomia, polyarthralgia – the patient could have autoimmune disease, including a possible Sjogren's disease. The definitive diagnosis is a s/l piravic biopsy. However, that is not typically done in a patient." She could possibly be saying "bite" in front of the word biopsy, but I can't tell if she's just stumbling over her words or if it's su ...

She also is status post sigmoid loop colostomy in 2007 with _____ biopsy. Sounds like the doc is saying ped-rectal biopsy. Can't find it anywhere. Any ideas? ...

Patient having D&C. Sounds like doc is using rattlestone biopsy forceps. Any ideas? ...

anyone ever heard the term -- On a cervical cone biopsy-- A second pass was made to "Bevel and decry the cone" ?? sounds like decree? the cone...? ...

I believe this is how it is spelled but I cannot verify it again. ...

There was a single granuloma seen on biopsy but it was thought by the pathologist to possibly be secondary to an adjacent ruptured "crept"? Thanks for any help. ...

The small (s/l ranch) in the extensor mechanism was opened up. ...

Dictated: there was a small polyp in the cecum which was removed using large s/l bodding biopsy forceps. bodding, body-and, biting, bodine... I hear the 'b' at the start, the 't' or 'd' in the middle, and 'ing' or 'ine' on the end. Any suggestions? Thanks! ...

Any help would be appreciated! ...

Cannot find spelling anywhere for Solero Biopsy Device. ...

It sounds like *bite* biopsy technique. For polyp removal... Just checking this is a real thing and not just a stutter...Thanks for your help :) ...

This fast talker is saying something like: "The first lesion was at the 9:00 position 7 cm from the nipple marked with an infinity clip, and the pathology from this revealed fragments of intraductal papilloma with involvement by (INAUDIBLE) change and slight epithelial atypia." The inaudible sounds like "clonisal". She says it three times and speeds through it each time. Thanks! ...

Could it be wand possibly? ...

After some dissection, the single blue lymphatic was noted to entering a blue lymph node. This lymph node was then clipped and ligated and removed from the CL s/l pectoris. ...

Anybody heard of an Aviva needle for a breast biopsy? I can't find anything even close to it. ...

This doctor has a very heavy accent and slurs his words a little but this is what it sounds like he is saying. Thanks. ...

Her liver biopsy showed cirrhosis of the liver with marked s/l rozating perinodular ballooning and Mallory bodies, and lymphocytic cholangitis, suggestive of autoimmune hepatitis and PBC overlap syndrome. TIA ...

This is a patient who has a history of pancytopenia secondary to uterine cancer. The doctor is dictating the results of her bone marrow biopsy. "...shows hypercellular for aged marrow with active trilineage hematopoiesis marked erythroid hyperplasia. No morphologic evidence of malignancy or high-grade dysplasia. S/L entry thiron stores. Cytogenetics are still pending." ...

sl Bromer or Romer aspiration biopsy - sm

The patient is being evaluated for anemia, and it is suggested that he may have myelodysplastic syndrome. This "Bromer or Romer" aspiration biopsy is suggested to further delineate this patient's anemia.

Thanks.

I found it! Nevermind. - Thanks!

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