I can find Ceretec as an imaging agent. nm
Posted By: Sted's Rad Words on 2007-10-20
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Subject: I can find Ceretec as an imaging agent. nm
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ultrasound? 3D imaging, digital imaging...
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Ceretec maybe? (nm)
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Ceretec
Subject: Ceretec
Serotec is Ceretec
Subject: Serotec is Ceretec
Ceretec is a tagged white blood cell scan to detect infection.
Ceretec scan sm
Subject: Ceretec scan sm
A ceretec scan is a three-part exam taking 6-7 hours to complete. ... A white blood scan ( Ceretec) is done to rule out infections or osteomyelitis. ...www.stanthonymedicalcenter.com/images/docs/tests/NM_WhiteBloodScan.pdf - Similar pages
Ceretec bone scan
Subject: Ceretec bone scan
Ceretec scan? Can google for more info. nm
Subject: Ceretec scan? Can google for more info. nm
info ceretec scan per smiley sugg sm
Subject: info ceretec scan per smiley sugg sm
Podiatry Management: Diabetic foot infections: identification and ...
... 99m-HMPOA (Ceretec). The Ceretec bone scan has a high level of sensitivity
and specificity for osteomyelitis. (18) The drawback ...
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Ceretec is correct if it is a nuclear medicine study nm
Subject: Ceretec is correct if it is a nuclear medicine study nm
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imaging
Subject: imaging
neuroimaging
imaging help please sm
Subject: imaging help please sm
The patient has an MRI from February 2008. There is degenerative disk disease at L5-S1 with loss of s/l-tituated- signal and collapse of 10%.
pan CT imaging?
Subject: pan CT imaging?
Hello there, it sounds like my doctor is saying "pan CT imaging." Does the "pan" part seem right?
orthopedic imaging
Subject: orthopedic imaging
All pedicle screws appear perfectly placed. There is s/l wa-bat-i-cal im-eth of the lumbar spine.
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MRI? T-2 ?waited imaging
Subject: MRI? T-2 ?waited imaging
The pt is "Status post left image guided fiberoptic endoscopic sinus surgery/frontal trephination for left chronic frontal sinusitis. Status post septoplasty for septal deviation. History of sub-periostial abscess. History of frontal subdural empyema. Possible frontal bone osteomyelitis"
 MRI with and without gadolinium obtained today shows evidence of a signal enhancement in the frontal recess and the frontal sinus on "T 2 waited" images."
What is the proper way to transcribe "T2 s/l ?waited? images?
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weighted imaging. sm
Subject: weighted imaging. sm
Here is link from Wheeless with more info on T2 weighted imaging.
MRI: T2 Discussion - Wheeless' Textbook of Orthopaedics
MRI: T2 Discussion ... T2 in milliseconds is the time necessary to reduce transverse
magnetization to 37 % of its original value following the RF pulse; ...
www.wheelessonline.com/ortho/mri_t2_discussion - 27k - Cached - Similar pages
Here is MRI glossary.
http://www.cis.rit.edu/htbooks/mri/gloss.htm
Doppler imaging?
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MAA total-body imaging? sm
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Abnormal brain perfusion demonstrated by Tc-99m MAA total-body ...
This paper describes abnormal brain perfusion unexpectedly demonstrated by Tc-99m MAA total-body imaging in two children with intracardiac right-to-left ...
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I googled it and got a hit on Open Imaging
Subject: I googled it and got a hit on Open Imaging
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Just my opinion but I would go with neuro imaging
Subject: Just my opinion but I would go with neuro imaging
bio-fluorescence imaging microscope?
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I use IMAGING as the heading for EKG, CAT scans, etc.
Subject: I use IMAGING as the heading for EKG, CAT scans, etc.
repeat imaging of the "cerinex?
Subject: repeat imaging of the "cerinex?
This sounds like cerinex or serinex and has to do with right sided numbness and tingling. Any ideas?
s/l secar resolution imaging
Subject: s/l secar resolution imaging
(2 mm secar) resolution images obtained
Google Open Imaging of Redwood for that
Subject: Google Open Imaging of Redwood for that
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A place for x-rays s/l 8alanick imaging* in NJ. Thanks. nm
Subject: A place for x-rays s/l 8alanick imaging* in NJ. Thanks. nm
Hi, usually "lamina" would following in diagnostic imaging and neuro.....nm
Subject: Hi, usually "lamina" would following in diagnostic imaging and neuro.....nm
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Immunomodulating Agent...
Subject: Immunomodulating Agent...
Sounds like "Clatemer". Any ideas?
May be saying topical agent
Subject: May be saying topical agent
"Lusotropic agent"
Subject: "Lusotropic agent"
Has anyone ever heard of this?
maybe just antimicrobial agent
Subject: maybe just antimicrobial agent
antimicrobial agent?
Subject: antimicrobial agent?
works with knee infection. Listen again
Not saying emollient agent? nm
Subject: Not saying emollient agent? nm
So far all I have found is TIM for total imaging matrix. Will keep digging. nm
Subject: So far all I have found is TIM for total imaging matrix. Will keep digging. nm
Tim (Total imaging matrix
HPI Radiology Imaging Wrokds and Phrases shows ...
Subject: HPI Radiology Imaging Wrokds and Phrases shows ...
tail of Spence.
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Pt with headaches had an MRI open imaging "of redwood". Nm
Subject: Pt with headaches had an MRI open imaging "of redwood". Nm
blunting. Hear it often in imaging studies of the knee.
Subject: blunting. Hear it often in imaging studies of the knee.
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s/l either "multiplanar or multiplane" and multisequence MR imaging of the right shoulder was
Subject: s/l either "multiplanar or multiplane" and multisequence MR imaging of the right shoulder was SM
performed. I am new at this MRI stuff and when I google it, multiplanar has more hits than multiplane... but it sounds more like multiplane... Any idea?
There is Prazosin which is hypotensive agent.
Subject: There is Prazosin which is hypotensive agent.
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Lipid lowering agent...
Subject: Lipid lowering agent...
Okay had this before, but it is stumping me now on spelling.
for dyslipidemia. S/L Mini-3 or amini-3. Please advise of proper spelling. Thanks.
health care agent?
Subject: health care agent?
PSYCH: Independent agent?
Subject: PSYCH: Independent agent?
The child evidenced some imaginative play when he pretended to feed the baby doll. He did not, however, use the doll as an independent agent.
is that right? what is that?
possibly chemokine agent. nm.
Subject: possibly chemokine agent. nm.
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actually, it's BI-RADS (Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System) nm
Subject: actually, it's BI-RADS (Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System) nm
Contrast agent? Bowel prep?
Subject: Contrast agent? Bowel prep?
Can't find "UltraLite" online pertaining to contrast agent, but the context of the word is making me think along those lines. Possibly a bowel prep?
Maybe some kind of liquid numbing agent, but that would
Subject: Maybe some kind of liquid numbing agent, but that would
depend probably on the age of the patient and their pain tolerance. I do know, however, that if a fissure is found, Kondremul is an initial line of medical management that works well in controlling the yhe very painful symptoms.
There's rifampicin, antibacterial/antituberculosis agent. nm
Subject: There's rifampicin, antibacterial/antituberculosis agent. nm
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Try propafenone - a beta blocking agent.
Subject: Try propafenone - a beta blocking agent.
hexachloradine (surgical prep agent)
Subject: hexachloradine (surgical prep agent)
this particular doctor always dictates hexachlorodine (very clearly) for her prep agent (for cesarean sections). I can't find any reference for that. chlorhexidine is usually what it is. or maybe hexachlorophene...
Maybe properistaltic agent(s), to promote peristalsis? nm
Subject: Maybe properistaltic agent(s), to promote peristalsis? nm
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effect (Something brought about by a cause or agent; a result)
Subject: effect (Something brought about by a cause or agent; a result)
effect: Something brought about by a cause or agent; a result.
Subject: effect: Something brought about by a cause or agent; a result.
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