Is it an x-ray being included (sm)

Posted By: brighteyes on 2007-07-09
In Reply to: what type of lab test shows no air in the rectum? - jackie

Subject: Is it an x-ray being included (sm)

in "Diagnostic Studies" including labs, imaging studies, etc. in the report?

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what type of lab test shows no air in the rectum? - jackie
- There are several x-rays that would show this - Rad MT
  - its under lab data, and the pt does have a possible obstruction - jackie
    - Then it does make a little sense in that context - Rad MT
- If it's a lab test and not some kind of scan, xray, or study, then you're mis-hearing - something there! nm
  - finally got it, it was obstructive series!! Thanks all :) - jackie
    - Ah! He probably means what most doctors call sm - Rad MT
- I agree that the only test - Misha
- Is it an x-ray being included (sm) - brighteyes
  - no dont think so, the two line prior are LFTS normal and Chem-7 was normal - jackie
    - Can you hear something like sm - Txczech

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