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triflanged component? (Stedman's ortho)

Posted By: nm on 2009-05-14
In Reply to: Radiographs show a s/l tri-fa-lang-y component with bone graft medially. SM - Just Looking

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Stedman's has keel of glenoid component. nm
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Stedman's Ortho
Subject: Stedman's Ortho

lists forage core biopsy and forage procedure.

Try googling orthopedic forage procedure and see if you have a match. Next time, don't give a snip though. The whole sentence is more helpful.
According to Stedman's Ortho
Subject: According to Stedman's Ortho

under gait I see

tandem.
I don't see anything in Stedman's Ortho...
Subject: I don't see anything in Stedman's Ortho...

under syndromes that sound like that.  However, there is an iliotibial band syndrome...any chance dictator is saying IT band?  Other than that, no idea. 
In Stedman's ortho
Subject: In Stedman's ortho

it shows, under sesamoid (just 2 s's) it shows accessory sesamoid.
Stedman's Ortho has
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per stedman's ortho book,
Subject: per stedman's ortho book,

pinprick is one word.
Stedman's Ortho has C-spine...
Subject: Stedman's Ortho has C-spine...

I would type it as doc says, unless account specifics say otherwise.
Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm
Subject: Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm

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SM for Stedman's Ortho variations. sm
Subject: SM for Stedman's Ortho variations. sm

FABER (flexion, abduction, external rotation)
FABER test

FABERE (flexion, abduction, external rotation, etension) FABERE sign/test

FADIR (flexion, adduction, internal rotation)
FADIR sign/test

FADIRE (flexion, adduction, internal rotation, extension)


According to Stedman's ortho, I found
Subject: According to Stedman's ortho, I found

levorotary scoliosis and I also found levoscoliosis scoliosis.  That's how these terms are listed.  I don't know if this helps, but worth a re-listen, I would guess. 
I found in Stedman's Ortho
Subject: I found in Stedman's Ortho

Biomet MARS acetabular component.  There is also a listing under prosthesis:  modular total hip.  I wonder if your "maude" is really "mod".... 


drawer in stedman ortho
Subject: drawer in stedman ortho

In steadman ortho, the only time it refers to draw test is a foot/ankle test for subtalar motion.  Otherwise, they only have drawer test, not draw.  I have never heard draw used for the knee, and I have been doing ortho for about 6 years now.
Thanks!! I did and looked in Stedman's Ortho...
Subject: Thanks!! I did and looked in Stedman's Ortho...

...but my mind is playing tricks on me.


Thanks again! 


Stedman's Ortho - plantarflexion
Subject: Stedman's Ortho - plantarflexion

Stedman's Orthopaedic & Rehab Words (5th Edition) has it as one word.  I could not find it anywhere in that book as two words.  Personally, this is the way that I have always typed it. 


On the other hand, if you look in Dorland's (31st Edition) under flexion, it says, "plantar flexion."


I am not sure if either way is more accepted over the other.  Perhaps client preference.


Have a nice holiday.


Stedman's Ortho Book does have a Strayer--sm
procedure listed. Found Strayer also by google search.
plantigrade per Stedman's Ortho/rehab
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Stedman ortho 2nd & google.com - Ficat -sm
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It is Moreland...via Stedman's ortho book...nm
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TubeGauz bandage per Stedman's Ortho. nm
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In Stedman's Ortho - cobra and Kocher nm
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Stedman's Ortho & Rehab Words
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For all of the years I have typed in this for orthopods or any other documents including x-rays, it has always been patellofemoral.  Hope this helps!


Stedman's Ortho: articular crepitus. Maybe? nm
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Greene forceps in Stedman ortho nm
Subject: Greene forceps in Stedman ortho nm

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Stedman Ortho and Rehab words has it as--sm
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fabere test...not capitalized and no apostrophe s.
It is Hapad (per Stedman's ortho book) nm
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skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm
Subject: skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm

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Stedman's Ortho 5th shows it capitalized.
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Stedman's Ortho. Books do come in handy! nm
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Stedman's Ortho Fifth Edition, pages 286 and 407, for starters. sm
Subject: Stedman's Ortho Fifth Edition, pages 286 and 407, for starters. sm

Stedman's Surgery Words, Third edition, also references it with a space.
In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.
Subject: In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.

I don't know what those are. I don't see anything close to your other s/l. I have the 4th edition of the ortho book.
Stedman Ortho has Gram negative capitalized
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spring test clearly listed in Stedman Ortho 3rd edition
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Subject: I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm

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Stedman's ortho book lists fluid sign.
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Rollator walker with a capital R, per Stedman's ortho book. nm.
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Subject: In Stedman's can only reference radio-capital joint, do lots of ortho, have heard it that way, but....

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hip component
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maybe a component?
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T-con hip component
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S/l


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+0 or plus 0 femoral component -nm
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+0 or plus zero femoral component sm
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Dupuy ________ femoral component.
Free-fabbing component on MRI...sm
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Doc is dictating result of MRI scan on axial view shows a "free-fabbing"?? component which is quite large.  Any takers?