Just in for a neurosurgery visit, but other meds not associated.

• List of meds w/ no doses: s/l themberol/selmbural/felmdural nm - Tweet
  • Ive found the drugs ending in "al" are - all-in-all
  • any diagnoses or problem list? - ltt
    • Just in for a neurosurgery visit, but other meds not associated. - Tweet
      • Inderal? But without other clues to help you, it probably could be a dozen other things! - ltt
        • Who needs clues anyways??!! ha ha. Thanks though. nm - Tweet
          • I have docs who almost never pronounce any medications well enough to give me a clue. :-) - ltt

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Is UDM correct?  If so what is spelled out?

you can visit this link to see and search for options.

... the fevers or the presumed joint pains. He does not seem to have any morning stiffness.

Thanks.

I'm not sure what the med is for, but child has PFAPA syndrome. On my s/l, I hear the end better than the beginning, hence the two different beginnings.

Thanks!

It sounds like "gamminifradiant" surgery on a left basal ganglion surgery.

However it has been a very LONG weekend and I know this is not right but am stuck.

Patient taken to the operating room and underwent a right s/l tereonal craniotomy

I can't find "tereonal"

Patient admitted for cerebellar hemorrhage.

Under procedures:  posterior s/l "pathocraniectomy", evacuation of right cerebellar hemispheric intraparenchymal hemorrhage and s/l "drill" or "dural" augmentation - dictator is a mumble mouth

s/l TEETS?   The aneurysm was noted to be pointing anteriorly.  There were 2 extensions forming TEETS?  One of these appeared to be where the aneurysm had bled. It was densely adherent to the left A2 segment. 

Thanks

He has mild­-to-­moderate spinal stenosis at the L2-­3 level, as well as ____________ with some neuroforaminal encroachment.

This sounds like opraparbobo - granted she is a mush mouth.

Thank you.

s/l anulex.  doc sentence is as follows:  we do attempt to close the annular defect (he is working at the L5-S1 level) with an anulex x-close system (stutter?? states "x" twice)  

Help!  I tried several places and spellings!!

I cannot find this anywhere!  s/l Metrex (not the vitamins) for an interbody fusion procedure of the lumbar spine.  Have any of you had this??

Thanks!  

In an operative report for a cervical laminectomy and fusion, the doc says "the screw holes that had been placed were placed using the s/l Howard On technique with 30 degrees lateral and 15 degree cephalad angulation from the center-center position.

Maybe the word I'm looking for is Howard An because it sounds like he say a-n right after he says the word technique, as if he's spelling An for me.  I can't document this anywhere in my Google search efforts though.

The phrases are:

thin "pledge" of Gel foam

L5 root and "flacum"

Neurosurgery term:  Sounds like "2-0 up-curette?" 

S/l "neuro spung Gelpi" self-retaining retractors.

Help is greatly appreciated.

This sounds new - sounds like a "Bengal" cage.  It's not in my Stedman's Surgical Words, Third Edition, not in my Stedman's on line.  I tried Googling it, which usually works, could not find anything.  Does anyone know the proper spelling for this? - Thanks!

Neurosurgery

she says

cervical spinal cord edema extending up to the s/l (level of the duns.)

(s/l-Kaylor-) and (s/l-Theosol-)

Here is the PMHX and other meds tp is on..

Past Medical History:  Hypertension, rheumatic fever age 12, osteoarthritis of the knees, temporal arteritis.

Medications:  Lexapro, Topamax, Nexium, metoprolol, Caylor, Fiasol, prednisone 5 mg for temporal arteritis, Neurontin 300 mg for controlling her periauricular pain after the biopsy, Xanax 0.25, baclofen 10 mg for her neck, OxyContin over the past year and a half 20 mg for her knees. 

List of meds, not sure if she is stumbling over this:  s/l Adicade

Patient has Lupus and anemia.