Is this what your asking?

  If a doctor dictates, "the examination of the knee bilaterally", then he is saying he examined  both knees, because you cannot have one knee bilaterally, or it is just not bilateral. 

What do you mean you hear it both ways?

• diagnosis: bony extosis, bilateral tibia or tibias? - lrs
  • i mean, if bilateral is before is it singular and sm - lrs
    • IMO only, but seems plural SM - rad mt tn
    • don't know if there is a rule but.... - Phyllis
      • You may be right - aid
        • Thanks a million. Opinions at this point even help! - lrs
          • You're welcome! Maybe an MT SuperStar... - Phyllis
      • doc gave it singular but it sounds so wrong...TY though! - lrs
    • Is this what your asking? - aid
      • for example, doc dictated bilateral tibea and sm - lrs
        • yes that makes sense - aid

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