I don't think so I don't hear osteo...
Posted By: mt on 2009-04-13
In Reply to: Maybe- - MTGirl
Subject: I don't think so I don't hear osteo...
only hear small mols or mals chondral lesion. Thank you for your help though. :-)
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Osteo help
Subject: Osteo help
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Subject: Osteo help
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Subject: 40% s/l osteo circumflex.......nm (TIA)
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Subject: osteo circumflex
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Subject: S/L osteo left circumflex
Is this right? Thanks!
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Subject: Thank you, but s/l osteo so had to leave a blank :(
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Subject: Reclast (zoledronic) for osteo? nm
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Subject: I forgot a 50% osteo left main
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Subject: Break the word down - osteo refers to
bone and condyle is a part of the bone as per femoral condyle, lateral condyle etc. so yes it is a word.
osteo = bone, ostio = passage - sm
Subject: osteo = bone, ostio = passage - sm
How is the word being used? Both are correct, but only one is correct depending on the circumstance.
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Subject: s/l osteo tourniquet - used for trigger thumb release (thanks)
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Cardio...osteo diagonal branch.. cannot find this on internet.. thank you
Subject: Cardio...osteo diagonal branch.. cannot find this on internet.. thank you
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Subject: onelook.com is great for look-ups. Type in osteo + * and see what comes up. And Sted's Ortho Words
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Subject: Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
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Subject: Cannot hear adenopathy. Clearly hear *pology. Thank you, though.
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Subject: Can you hear "mild". Hear that a lot. nm
I do not hear that
Subject: I do not hear that
but I believe you are correct, there is mention of exposed cartilage. Thank you very much.
or can you hear..................nm
Subject: or can you hear..................nm
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Subject: can you hear VRE - this has been associated
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Subject: can you hear?
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can you hear
Subject: can you hear
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That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
Subject: That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
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Subject: Thank you. I really could not hear...
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Usually hear this
Subject: Usually hear this
nerve root impingement
Used to hear that a lot. sm
Subject: Used to hear that a lot. sm
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can you hear...
Subject: can you hear...
suggested etiology or suggest ... or maybe assess etiology. Sorry, just making some guesses without knowing what's right before and after.
I'd like to hear more about this:...(sm).
Subject: I'd like to hear more about this:...(sm).
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Subject: Can you hear
Byetta?
Can you hear
Subject: Can you hear
Easy? That makes the most sense.
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Thanks. Now I hear it.
Subject: Thanks. Now I hear it.
can you hear
Subject: can you hear
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I hear ya
Subject: I hear ya
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Can you hear something like sm
Subject: Can you hear something like sm
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Subject: sorry I would have to actually hear that one I think. nm
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Subject: This is not it either, I def hear a 'D' before
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Subject: Not sure about that one as I do not hear a 'y' or 'x ' in
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Subject: Need to hear what comes before and after this. nm
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can hear...
Subject: can hear...
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Subject: thank you, I tried to hear it, but could not.
No, can't hear that.
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Subject: Can you hear
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Subject: can you hear
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Subject: Can u hear BUN?... nm
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Yes, I can hear that.
Subject: Yes, I can hear that.
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No, definitely saying 3 and 1. Can hear the #3 and #1
Subject: No, definitely saying 3 and 1. Can hear the #3 and #1
not sure about the word AND. I will leave it blank and send through. Thanks for your help.
Ill see if I hear that thanks!!
Subject: Ill see if I hear that thanks!!
No....did not hear that. Thanks for the help though
Subject: No....did not hear that. Thanks for the help though
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