Home     Contact Us    
Main Board Job Seeker's Board Job Wanted Board Resume Bank Company Board Word Help Medquist New MTs Classifieds Offshore Concerns VR/Speech Recognition Tech Help Coding/Medical Billing
Gab Board Politics Comedy Stop Health Issues
ADVERTISEMENT




Serving Over 20,000 US Medical Transcriptionists

I used to type for an orthopedic doctor who (sm)

Posted By: dln on 2008-08-19
In Reply to: Superior "sorsial" region??NM - Eileen Kicken

Subject: I used to type for an orthopedic doctor who (sm)

used this word quite frequently. I could never ever document it, but upon asking him directly he told me to spell it as "sorseal" Again, I could never document it, and he was the only doc who used that particular term. If you do find out what it is supposed to be, I would LOVE to know!! :)


Complete Discussion Below: marks the location of current message within thread

The messages you are viewing are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select the boards given in left menu


Other related messages found in our database

orthopedic doctor...s/l en-laid-up shoes. nm
Subject: orthopedic doctor...s/l en-laid-up shoes. nm

thanks
The orthopedic doctor I transcribe for specifically spells it infra medial.
Subject: The orthopedic doctor I transcribe for specifically spells it infra medial.

.
type of orthopedic capsulotomy
Subject: type of orthopedic capsulotomy

I'm doing an op note on a patient with a hammertoe deformity and a bunion.   The dictator is very clear speaking, but I sure can't figure out what he's saying just before the word capsulotomy.  It sounds like he's saying something like inferior to L type capsulotomy or inferdel type capsulotomy was performed.  Any ideas, anyone? 
When doctor says tib-fib, do you type it like that or do you type tibiofibular? Thanks
.
whether or not the doctor is a whom type of person,
Subject: whether or not the doctor is a whom type of person,

whom is correct either way you type it. Who is not. Just a little grammar pet peeve of mine. Even with the preposition at the end of the sentence, it should be whom.
Type it exactly as the doctor dictates, verbatim....nm
Subject: Type it exactly as the doctor dictates, verbatim....nm

nm
I would type "BICAPed" since the doctor is misusing the term.
Subject: I would type "BICAPed" since the doctor is misusing the term.


if the doctor says 'Aczone top', then type 'Aczone top', no periods...nm
Subject: if the doctor says 'Aczone top', then type 'Aczone top', no periods...nm

nm
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

He has no motion between the skull and the thorax, owing to an *s/l occicothoracic*   fusion.


In the same report, doctor dictates under Diagnosis:  *s/l Spondyloepithesial dysplasia.


At a dead end with google search and medical dictionaries, can anyone help please?


orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

I am doing a consultation, and just into the physical examination part, directly after weight, he dictates "somewhat flat and s/l* af-fect' and then goes into range of motion of the lumbar spine, with no indication of what or where "flat and s/l* af-fect' should go.  Normally, he would dictate gait after height and weight, but he dictated this directly after instead.  This is a new one for me, can anyone help?  Thank you!
orthopedic help please
Subject: orthopedic help please

We will place her on five pounds of S/L box traction. 


This is for a spiral fracture of the left femur.  I cannot find box traction anywhere - is this correct?  TIA. 


orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

neural arch of L5 vertebra in the region of the s/l "pause interterious" suggestive of a stress reaction or possibly an early spondolysis. 


 


orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

The patient has left shoulder issues.  He has got posterior shoulder joint pain and signs of posterior labral pathology, clicking, catching.  His s/l Kim test is weakly positive.  No clunk.


Orthopedic help
Subject: Orthopedic help

Speed and s/l Yourgensin's test.

thanks for any help

orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

Sounds like "A1 pully" of the right ring finger and "AP pully" of the small finger.  (this is a new specialty for me... anyone out there who can help would be a lifesaver!!!) 
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help

Re-evaluation right fifth metatarsal fracture, i.e., s/l "pseudodrone fracture. 
Need orthopedic help
Subject: Need orthopedic help

Cervical spine has ....negative Spurling's and negative S/L Larmeet's?  Say what? I know Spurling's but never heard of the second one.  Anybody?
Orthopedic ??
Subject: Orthopedic ??

posterior disk space retraction?
Orthopedic help please
Subject: Orthopedic help please

Dictated ... A guide pin was placed followed by over s/l *drone* with 10 mm drill.


TIA


orthopedic question
Subject: orthopedic question

I need orthopedic help


Dr performed "fem pops" on her legs


Orthopedic technique
Subject: Orthopedic technique

Initial attempts to reduce the shoulder dislocation using scapular manipulation and __________(s/l Hemapen) techniques were unsuccessful however the shoulder was easily reduced with traction-countertraction


orthopedic equip
Subject: orthopedic equip

I have two words from an orthopod...


s/l  fast e-fixer suture system and knightinol guide pin


thanks


orthopedic question please help.
Subject: orthopedic question please help.

There is a prior laminectomy and laminotomy present at L5-S1 with generalized disk bulge and flattening of the thecal sac and facet arthritis as well as ________________ (sounds like Rochester or krischester?) on the right S1 nerve root.


I was thinking impingement or encrochemnt  but it just does not sound like that.


Thanks for any suggestions


orthopedic exam
Subject: orthopedic exam

no venous cores, no holmes?, no moses?
Orthopedic Test?
Subject: Orthopedic Test?

Is there an orthopedic test called, "Manes' challenge?" 


Thanks. 


 


 


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. 


 


Thank you!


Has anyone heard of an orthopedic sm
Subject: Has anyone heard of an orthopedic sm

test that sounds like a Moses test?  This guy has a very thick accent and he mentioned it along with the drawer test as being negative. Thanks for any help.
Orthopedic surgery
Subject: Orthopedic surgery

 


S/l the ** esk-ell-a pins were removed, and the graft was captured.


This is on a cervical spine fusion.  Thank you


orthopedic word
Subject: orthopedic word

Anyone ever hear of the following? Neuroma (s/l) en cloto? This is a surgery the patient had. Any help is most appreciated! javascript:editor_insertHTML('text','');
javascript:editor_insertHTML('text','');
Orthopedic term
Subject: Orthopedic term

Try olecranon.
orthopedic procedure help
Subject: orthopedic procedure help

He is removing synovium and says it was removed with the s/l "Vulcan vaporizator"...any suggestions
Orthopedic work help again.
Subject: Orthopedic work help again.

In the examination he says "no evidence of hypersensitivity, no evidence of s/l skinmiling, no evidnece of RSD
orthopedic manscn
Subject: orthopedic manscn

Anyone ever heard of this. It s/l man scan. He's saying it clearly and even spells it, but I don't know if it is capped or not. I can't find it to reference.  Appreciate any help thanks!


Orthopedic words
Subject: Orthopedic words

Doing hand surgery, sounds like fibers of Lugo and Javar.... . for Dupuytren's. Thanks
Orthopedic word help.
Subject: Orthopedic word help.

patient has left knee pain. she may need a s/l kinoectomy at this point in time.
Orthopedic word help please, see below
Subject: Orthopedic word help please, see below


Suspected right knee patellofemoral click as a result of synovial S/L plaque or band.


Thanks.


 


Orthopedic word help please, see below
Subject: Orthopedic word help please, see below


The patient is now about seven months since arthroscopic surgery of his right knee with S/L caretoging grafting of a cyst in the posteromedial femoral condyle


Thank you!


Orthopedic word help please, see below
Subject: Orthopedic word help please, see below


He has essentially full forward flexion of the left shoulder. He has limitation of rotation internally to the s/l facrin and has perhaps only five or ten degrees of external rotation.


Thank you!!


Need orthopedic word help again please, see below
Subject: Need orthopedic word help again please, see below


He had x-rays done which show he has a nondisplaced fracture of the radial shaft. His ulna is intact. His S/L pistasteel plate is fine.


Thanks


Orthopedic word help please, see below
Subject: Orthopedic word help please, see below


78-year-old male who comes in the office complaining of bilateral knee pain. I had done arthroscopic surgery on his right knee in 2003 and found he had substantial osteoarthritis involving the medial compartment of that knee with S/L hubernea bone on the tibial plateau and significant cartilage loss on the femur.


Thanks!!


 


orthopedic word
Subject: orthopedic word

Jergens ball?  I can't find anything definitive on the internet and I don't have a Stedman's orthopedic words book.  Please help me...  Thanks!  :) 
orthopedic word
Subject: orthopedic word

What is the whole sentence or body part?
According Stedman's Orthopedic
Subject: According Stedman's Orthopedic

and Rehab words on page 577, there's a Stimson anterior should reduction technique; Stimson gravity method and a Stimson maneuver. I'll bet one of them relates to what you're talking about.
s/l bump orthopedic
Subject: s/l bump orthopedic

Shoulder was placed on bump and prepped with alcohol.
Orthopedic surgery HELP!!
Subject: Orthopedic surgery HELP!!

TP had a complex tear of the lat meniscus, this tear had an inferior ______ type leaflet which could easily be displaced into the joint, and fraying on the superficial leaflet.  there was 50% thickness of the lateral meniscus with intact superior surface and the inferior surface containing the ______ compartment,......... Both blanks sound like parapete????
orthopedic question
Subject: orthopedic question

MRI of the Left Knee- Impression: Possible horizontal tear versus s/l grade II signally presenting intrasubstance with s/l musid.
orthopedic question
Subject: orthopedic question

is it grade 2 signal represents intrasubstance splits
orthopedic word help please
Subject: orthopedic word help please

The patient has a ganglion cyst and a dorsal (s/l boff) on the dorsal aspect of the left hand.


Thanks


 


Orthopedic word...
Subject: Orthopedic word...

Has anyone heard of the word *ligamentotaxis*? This word was not in any reference book of mine, but I did find it a few *more credible* online medical sites. It is described as a technique sometimes used in fracture repair.
fracture orthopedic
Subject: fracture orthopedic

Maisonneuve fracture
PFC (orthopedic) meanings
Subject: PFC (orthopedic) meanings

All my orthopedic references show PFC (for knee) as a knee system...but I have an ortho doc who says it all the time and I'm fairly sure is referring to patellofemoral chondromalacia.  Anyone else hear this this abbreviation?  TIA!