There is a Chauffard syndrome: polyarthritis, fever, splenomegaly, enlarged lymph nodes?
Posted By: MT50 on 2008-02-26
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periaortic lymph nodes, paraaortic lymph nodes...I can never remember
Subject: periaortic lymph nodes, paraaortic lymph nodes...I can never remember
ugh
lymph nodes?
Subject: lymph nodes?
lymph nodes in that area...*S*...nm
Subject: lymph nodes in that area...*S*...nm
x
paraaortic lymph nodes
Subject: paraaortic lymph nodes
Stedman's Oncology Words has paraaortic lymph node under the heading node.
Here's a good site for lymph nodes:
http://training.seer.cancer.gov/ss_module08_lymph_leuk/lymph_unit02_sec03_lymph_chains.html
Since you have identified this as something hard to remember, make yourself a shortcut for it, like paln.
maybe: paracolic fat and any/many lymph nodes (nm)
Subject: maybe: paracolic fat and any/many lymph nodes (nm)
x
Can't hear lymph nodes, but thanks.
Subject: Can't hear lymph nodes, but thanks.
x
Shotty lymph nodes. . . .
Subject: Shotty lymph nodes. . . .
When I worked for a previous transcription company I used to put shotty and was constantly corrected and told that it was shoddy. So that is what I did. Oh well.
lymph nodes; not epitecular
Subject: lymph nodes; not epitecular
nm
Portohepatic/portahepatic lymph nodes? nm
Subject: Portohepatic/portahepatic lymph nodes? nm
palpable mesocolonic lymph nodes???
Subject: palpable mesocolonic lymph nodes???
shoddy or shotty lymph nodes?
Subject: shoddy or shotty lymph nodes?
Is it shotty or shoddy lymph nodes?
We have a winner! *fat and 8* positive lymph nodes. Thanks!! Time for bed obviously. nm
Subject: We have a winner! *fat and 8* positive lymph nodes. Thanks!! Time for bed obviously. nm
nm
I found portacaval chain of lymph nodes on a search. nm
Subject: I found portacaval chain of lymph nodes on a search. nm
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Could be lymphazurin blue positive? Used for staining lymph nodes.
Subject: Could be lymphazurin blue positive? Used for staining lymph nodes.
[s/l subcentral medium] bilateral cardiophrenic angle lymph nodes
Subject: [s/l subcentral medium] bilateral cardiophrenic angle lymph nodes
history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
Subject: history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
there are AP nodes (aortopulmonary) - but I usally hear AP window nodes-nm
Subject: there are AP nodes (aortopulmonary) - but I usally hear AP window nodes-nm
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splenomegaly?
Subject: splenomegaly?
s/l pedal splenomegaly
Subject: s/l pedal splenomegaly
check abdominal ultrasound, to rule out a pedal splenomegaly
TIA
not "point of splenomegaly", but
Subject: not "point of splenomegaly", but
It is "no hepatosplenomegaly was noted."
Follow up splenomegaly
Subject: Follow up splenomegaly
I know this has probably been discussed a zillion times, but still get confused.
Is it follow up splenomegaly or followup splenomegaly?
Plus, FOLLOWUP, when used as a heading in an exam?
Thanks
subcarinal lymph node in the chest. Google subcarinal lymph node to check. nm
Subject: subcarinal lymph node in the chest. Google subcarinal lymph node to check. nm
2+ tonsils, enlarged ? NM
Subject: 2+ tonsils, enlarged ? NM
Can't help with your s/l, but think "overage" might be "adnexa enlarged." nm
Subject: Can't help with your s/l, but think "overage" might be "adnexa enlarged." nm
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He has enlarged submaxillary and s/l min-ton-y-in lymphadenopathy.
Subject: He has enlarged submaxillary and s/l min-ton-y-in lymphadenopathy.
thanks!!!
No it wasn't. The only answer given was borderline enlarged, which is not quite right. sm
Subject: No it wasn't. The only answer given was borderline enlarged, which is not quite right. sm
generous equals large, not borderline enlarged.
Urinalysis shows a UTI? enlarged of blood? and
Subject: Urinalysis shows a UTI? enlarged of blood? and
protein of more than 300 mg per dl? (what is the proper way to write the mg per dl also please)
Thank you!
Pt has an enlarged heart,= cardiomegaly, sutures ????
Subject: Pt has an enlarged heart,= cardiomegaly, sutures ????
enlarged prostate med s/l turaseen--could it be tyrosine??
Subject: enlarged prostate med s/l turaseen--could it be tyrosine??
C-section: the incision was enlarged, and, using a s/l T-weavy, the vertex was
Subject: C-section: the incision was enlarged, and, using a s/l T-weavy, the vertex was
.
s/l *semi* enlarged cardiac silhouette. Can't find it! nm
Subject: s/l *semi* enlarged cardiac silhouette. Can't find it! nm
I would think that the "semi" is just an adjective so I would type semi-enlarged cardiac silho
Subject: I would think that the "semi" is just an adjective so I would type semi-enlarged cardiac silhouette.
Pt with AIDS under HEENT: enlarged tonsils. No evidence of "coplic" spots. nm
Subject: Pt with AIDS under HEENT: enlarged tonsils. No evidence of "coplic" spots. nm
Could it be as simple as hepatorenal syndrome or hypo/hyperventilation syndrome? Does neuro give a
Subject: Could it be as simple as hepatorenal syndrome or hypo/hyperventilation syndrome? Does neuro give a
s
possibly Ayerza syndrome? Search to see if it fits. How is your syndrome being treated? nm
Subject: possibly Ayerza syndrome? Search to see if it fits. How is your syndrome being treated? nm
s
No, used it for fever blisters! Ugh. sm
Subject: No, used it for fever blisters! Ugh. sm
We also used it for acne etc. I see it now comes in a gel. That and Mexasana powder were what we used for sores, rashes etc.
valley fever
Subject: valley fever
lower case unless it is a specific valley, i.e. Rift Valley fever
http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic539.htm
stedman's dictionary has lower case
If the patient is doing better, (i.e. fever has gone away) yep it is right.
Subject: If the patient is doing better, (i.e. fever has gone away) yep it is right.
fever and chills?
Subject: fever and chills?
? Valley fever ?
Subject: ? Valley fever ?
and, ps, it's hepatitis....
What is Valley Fever??
Subject: What is Valley Fever??
Patellofemoral syndrome versus Patella-femoral syndrome? (sm)
Subject: Patellofemoral syndrome versus Patella-femoral syndrome? (sm)
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s/l either "Lilly Geilech" syndrome or "Rolling Geilich syndrome"
Subject: s/l either "Lilly Geilech" syndrome or "Rolling Geilich syndrome"
It's in the secondary diagnosis, and an ESL doc. Any suggestions?
Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorect
Subject: Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorectal region)
"lace" fever lymphadenopathy
Subject: "lace" fever lymphadenopathy
Could it be Lassa fever
lymphadenopathy? Just curious...
Lassa fever is a nasty viral infection that can be quite fatal. Lymphadenpathy might be another symptom to that...
fever, sore throat
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over the counter Robitussin-DM, PR and cough s/l(sinusitis)
if talking about fever - its "defervesced." /nm
Subject: if talking about fever - its "defervesced." /nm
Vally Fever...is this correct?
Subject: Vally Fever...is this correct?
thanks
fever=infection...so yes, because it's an antibiotic...nm
Subject: fever=infection...so yes, because it's an antibiotic...nm
S/L doctor is saying (lace) fever lymphadenopathy
Subject: S/L doctor is saying (lace) fever lymphadenopathy
Thanks for your help!
That is it! He mentioned rheumatic fever earlier...thank you.
Subject: That is it! He mentioned rheumatic fever earlier...thank you.
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