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Neurosurgery

Posted By: mtathome on 2007-07-02
In Reply to: Is it hard for an MT experienced in - sm - Wannabe Neurosurg MT

I have done general surgery, but not radiology and now I am transcribing for neurologists and neurosurgeons. Orthopedics is much harder for me. A lot of the neurology and neurosurgery is repetitive. I have a Stedman's neurology word book, but I tend to use Google more often. I did not find it too difficult at all. If you can do the nerve conduction studies and EEGs, you should not have trouble with the rest of it. I guess the part I had the most trouble with is the brain anatomy terms, but I have never failed to find what I needed.


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