s/l felon plus fibula sm
Posted By: new to ortho on 2009-01-02
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Subject: s/l felon plus fibula sm
DIAGNOSIS: Left distal fibula s/l felon fracture.
STATUS: Post surgery on 12/18/08 consisting of open reduction internal fixation of the left s/l felon plus fibula.
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felon
Subject: felon
a felon is a paronychial infection of the finger. Doc spelled it incorrectly :O
felon sm
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tastatic Tumors to the Nail Unit: Subungual Metastases
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felon
Subject: felon
felon.. Another name for whitlow. sm
Subject: felon.. Another name for whitlow. sm
whitlow
Purulent infection through a perionychial fold causing an abscess of the bulbous distal end of a finger. Syn: felon.
I think you are looking for the word felon.
Subject: I think you are looking for the word felon.
But not the kind you lock up. 
I think you are looking for the word felon.
Subject: I think you are looking for the word felon.
But not the kind you lock up.
pilon or felon fracture
Subject: pilon or felon fracture
He is referring to several body parts, so I am not sure what this area is, hip, foot, or knee...but he pretty much says felon or pilon fracture. Any clues? Thanx!
I think it was the felon stole your S - haha
Subject: I think it was the felon stole your S - haha
Look up felon Really!!! Also called whitlow. sm
Subject: Look up felon Really!!! Also called whitlow. sm
whitlow:
Purulent infection through a perionychial fold causing an abscess of the bulbous distal end of a finger. Syn: felon.
I found it....felon paronychial infection
Subject: I found it....felon paronychial infection
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I usually put tibia/fibula sm
Subject: I usually put tibia/fibula sm
But it depends on whether your account is verbatim or not. If the doc insists on it, I will put tib/fib.
may just be saying distal fibula..nm
Subject: may just be saying distal fibula..nm
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tib-fib (tibia-fibula)????
Subject: tib-fib (tibia-fibula)????
x
short for tibia-fibula maybe...
short for tibia-fibula maybe...
fibula flap reconstruction
Subject: fibula flap reconstruction
This sound right? Or fibular flap? I dont like onc :(
I do tibia-fibula fracture, but, eh, that's me. N/M
Subject: I do tibia-fibula fracture, but, eh, that's me. N/M
long shot but maybe tib-fib (for tibia and fibula)
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proper thing=tibia and fibula sm
Subject: proper thing=tibia and fibula sm
they may be dictating poorly...tibbin=tib and"... but the proper thing to put in the record are the correct terms=tibia and fibula...
right tibia-fibula, right proximal humerus, etc.
Subject: right tibia-fibula, right proximal humerus, etc.
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patient has a s/l *felon* on the side of his left thumb with surrounding erythema.
Subject: patient has a s/l *felon* on the side of his left thumb with surrounding erythema.
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Cap refill is correct. I usually spell out tib-fib, tibia and fibula.
Subject: Cap refill is correct. I usually spell out tib-fib, tibia and fibula.
tibbin fidgula questioning the = tibia and fibula suggestive of... NM
Subject: tibbin fidgula questioning the = tibia and fibula suggestive of... NM
I find pilon fractures assoc. with the tibula. I will QA it and see b/c she clearly says fibula. T
Subject: I find pilon fractures assoc. with the tibula. I will QA it and see b/c she clearly says fibula. Thanks.
Nondisplaced fibula fracture s/l *alloplaster* x-rays, AP, lateral, and mortise views of the ankle.
Subject: Nondisplaced fibula fracture s/l *alloplaster* x-rays, AP, lateral, and mortise views of the ankle.
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probably tibia but is he saying tib/fib? that would be tibia/fibula.....the leg
Subject: probably tibia but is he saying tib/fib? that would be tibia/fibula.....the leg
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