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Stedman's shows APR hip stem and APR I femoral stem. ?

Posted By: a stretch, maybe on 2007-01-29
In Reply to: s/l aperion stem? sm - TIA

Subject: Stedman's shows APR hip stem and APR I femoral stem. ?

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Could it be Charnley femoral stem from De Puy? nm
Subject: Could it be Charnley femoral stem from De Puy? nm

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they say stem fit too.....to fit the stem or rim
Subject: they say stem fit too.....to fit the stem or rim


How about just long-stem
Subject: How about just long-stem

component. May be he is saying "using" and not user, long-stem components. There is a long-stem femoral component. I typed long stem component on Google and this came up.
That sounds more likely, stem..
Subject: That sounds more likely, stem..

they often refer to stem, as in the femoral stem.
s/l aperion stem? sm
Subject: s/l aperion stem? sm

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:


On examination today, the patient forward flexion to 100 degrees, able to straight-leg-raise against resistence.


RADIOGRAPHS:


Radiographs show good position of the (aperion) stem.


ASSESSMENT:


Status post (aperion) stem, doing well. 


Corail ® stem
Subject: Corail ® stem


main stem?
Subject: main stem?

I don't know if that is possible. Are you sure you hear bruit? I would think that would be over the carotids. But I really don't know enough about it.
As Stubby is the name of the stem, I would only
Subject: As Stubby is the name of the stem, I would only

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May be Morse taper of the stem. nm
Subject: May be Morse taper of the stem. nm

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Subject: brain *glubeal** stem


mini stem flow device and pi's
Subject: mini stem flow device and pi's


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We then encircled the vessel with a ministem flow device. The flow meter showed us that we had good flows in the range of 15-20 milliliters per minute with diastolic flow, and good PI's.


Kidney transplant pt now with documented s/l "In stem eee" just had MI
Subject: Kidney transplant pt now with documented s/l "In stem eee" just had MI

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I found it - Prochymal - a stem cell product - yeesh!
Subject: I found it - Prochymal - a stem cell product - yeesh!


Patient consuming pureed and nectar thick liquids with s/l eastem or E stem?? TIA
Subject: Patient consuming pureed and nectar thick liquids with s/l eastem or E stem?? TIA


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score was 100%. 
that's now how Stedman's shows it
Subject: that's now how Stedman's shows it

it shows g/dL, mg/dL, and mmol/L (milliequivalents per liter)
Stedman's Orth shows sm
Subject: Stedman's Orth shows sm

alumina bioceramic joint replacement. Wondering if your "loupe navigation" should be "loupe magnification."
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Subject: Stedman's shows dermatopolyneuritis sm

but not dermato neuritis anywhere. I'd flag it to ask if dermatopolyneuritis was meant.

My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows
Subject: My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows

it as OB-GYN on the cover, as part of the name of the book, but when you look it up under O, it shows OB/GYN as the abbreviation for obstetrics and gynecology.

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Subject: stedman's shows a TTS esophageal

balloon dilator. Don't see TTL or TDL
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Subject: Stedman's Rad book shows under scanners:

Ultramark 9 as well as ultrafast computed tomography.
Stedman's Ortho 5th shows it capitalized.
Subject: Stedman's Ortho 5th shows it capitalized.


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Subject: Stedman's shows Dubois decapitating scissors. nm

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Subject: Stedman's Lab shows Ictotest reagent tablet.. nm

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Stedman's Card-Pulm Words shows
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in my older Stedman Speller it shows a dash
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Stedman's shows Parkland tubal ligation (nm)
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Stedman's shows pseudo-Jones fracture
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Stedman's ophth shows "lacrimal lake." Maybe that means sm
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Stedman's Neuro shows "top of basilar syndrome." nm
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Stedman's shows all caps...see just proves nobody knows whats up or down half the time
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Subject: Late, but Stedman's Equip Terms shows both Halle and Wallich bone curettes. nm

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but...femoral neck and femoral shaft are 2 different
Subject: but...femoral neck and femoral shaft are 2 different

things, so maybe should be femoral neck/shaft or something ??
may be femoral condyle. They usually say medial femoral condyle.
Subject: may be femoral condyle. They usually say medial femoral condyle.


I have Stedman medical & surgical equipment and words and find that out of my Stedman books (have 4
Subject: I have Stedman medical & surgical equipment and words and find that out of my Stedman books (have 4 others) this is the one I use the most. Just my preference.


Axillary-femoral bypass, axillary femoral bypass, or axillofemoral
Subject: Axillary-femoral bypass, axillary femoral bypass, or axillofemoral


Hi, Tracy, Stedman's had "postinflammatory", but I have seen it without, I go with Stedman!
Subject: Hi, Tracy, Stedman's had "postinflammatory", but I have seen it without, I go with Stedman! NM

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Femoral
Subject: Femoral

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femoral?
Subject: femoral?


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Subject: It is not femoral, not sure about the


femoral
Subject: femoral

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femoral? nm
Subject: femoral? nm


femoral bulb??
Subject: femoral bulb??

Doc says: There is no calf tenderness. There is no femoral s/l bulb tenderness. The Achilles tendon is intact.

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femoral bulb?
Subject: femoral bulb?

Gee, I don't think so. It sounds SO clearly like bulb, I even hear a "b" at the end. Thank you though, for trying!
Femoral vein maybe?
Subject: Femoral vein maybe?


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Subject: It's femoral condyle. nm :)

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femoral anteversion nm
Subject: femoral anteversion nm

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+0 or plus 0 femoral component -nm
Subject: +0 or plus 0 femoral component -nm

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+0 or plus zero femoral component sm
Subject: +0 or plus zero femoral component sm

i think either one is okay (+0 or plus zero) but using "plus zero" is preferred if given at the beginning of a sentence
femoral artery
Subject: femoral artery

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femoral surgeries ??
Subject: femoral surgeries ??