Retinal detachment. A s/l purr form bubble was used to stabilize the peripheral retina.
Posted By: nm on 2007-11-29
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Photopsia? a symptom of retinal detachment. nm
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s/l "inn purr eee sis" see message
Subject: s/l "inn purr eee sis" see message
History of some chronic constipation issues and "enpuresis" secondary to the constipation.
Isn't this encopresis? He is an excellent dictator, so wondering if this was something I haven't run across before, but definitely pronounces "inn purr eee sis".
Not enuresis. The PURR is definitely there. He states it about five times in the dictation. nm
Subject: Not enuresis. The PURR is definitely there. He states it about five times in the dictation. nm
Doc dictates "monitor for change in size or (s/l) retina. Talking about a breast nodule. SM
Subject: Doc dictates "monitor for change in size or (s/l) retina. Talking about a breast nodule. SM
Is there a word that sounds like retina or another definition for retina I am not aware of? Here is the part of the note "She is reassured that the nodule on her chest wall is benign. I did ask her to monitor it for any changes in size or retina."
gas formed bubble?
Subject: gas formed bubble?
Bubble study
Subject: Bubble study
Is bubble study correct? It's some type of study for the heart, I think.
bubble study
Subject: bubble study
Thanks so much! This info is very helpful and now makes sense to me! Take care.
CT contrast - Probable is bubble
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Subject: sorry, see you already have bowel, so ? bubble, hadn't heard of that one.
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Subject: transient? or cerebral? or retinal? are all possible...nm
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Subject: large bowel BUBBLE obstruction...anyone heard of that? n/m
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Subject: peripheral ar o dema
I think the doctor means peripheral edema, but it sounds like peripheral ear - o - dema
she does have edema bilaterally, and the doctor recommends keeping her legs elevated and a no-salt diet.
Just checking.. any opinions? 
It's probably peripheral edema. nm
Subject: It's probably peripheral edema. nm
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Agree with peripheral also. nm
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peripheral vascular disease? nm
Subject: peripheral vascular disease? nm
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It is also used for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Subject: It is also used for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
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Maybe peripheral vascular disease? - NM
Subject: Maybe peripheral vascular disease? - NM
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Peripheral vascular disease
Subject: Peripheral vascular disease
I will relisten but I am sure that is probably what it is. I am going through a divorce right now so I think my thoughts and general focus is a little jumbled-therefore the surgical bachelor! Ha!
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Subject: Lyrica (for diabetic peripheral neuropathy), nm
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Subject: Peripheral pulses are 1-2 (s/l with one) symmetrically equal. sm
Does that make sense. It doesn't sound like it, but I have listened to it over and over.
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