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iliac = hip ("i" in both); ileac = bowel ("e" in both)

Posted By: mac on 2006-05-24
In Reply to: iliac/ileac - ss

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iliac/ileac
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iliac/ileac
I think of:
iliac=hip (because of the i)
ileac=enter/bowel (because of the e)
May-Thurner syndrome is compression of the left iliac vein by the artery crossing over it.
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Probably bowel habits :) (nm)
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Bowel or bladder Smith

small bowel pel cam evaluation?
Help please
Super Bowel Weekend? LOL

lots of my docs say bowel habitus --
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You know how use old timers fixate on our bowel function. nt
 
Sounds like irritable bowel syndrome ...sm
if you go to webmd.com you can read up on it as well as some things to do to help alleviate symptoms.
I don't think I would like the 'small bowel of cereal' - thanks for the laugh.
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A possibility would be ischemic bowel disease.

It probably would stink, mixed in a bowel! Cute blooper, though. nm
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I had to have a bowel resection for a Meckels diverticulum and the surgeon charged 2500 and got 1500
and the hospital bill was 27,000. Until that surgeon gets done paying malpractice, his office costs, taxes, etc. I bet he doesnt get one third of that money plus all the visits I had while in the hospital for 9 days and fu visits. I did have insurance thank God.
patient denies change in bowel habitus? shouldn't this be habit? MD says habitus. HELP!

Yes, boob is bowel obstruction, and boo is bladder outlet obstruction.
... while fizzies changes to effervescent agent (just because one radiologist right out school used to call it that, LOL).