Salter-Harris I (Roman numeral) per Stedmans. nm
Posted By: Moo on 2007-09-08
In Reply to: Is it saltar harris 'one' or Ƈ' fracture - Thanks in advance - nm
Subject: Salter-Harris I (Roman numeral) per Stedmans. nm
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It is Salter or Salter-Harris. see msg
Subject: It is Salter or Salter-Harris. see msg
A classification of fractures (1-5) that occur around or through an epiphyseal plate (growth plate).
The letter "I" is roman numeral 1
Subject: The letter "I" is roman numeral 1
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Believe it's Hartmann I (Roman numeral). nm
Subject: Believe it's Hartmann I (Roman numeral). nm
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is it Salter Ŗ" or Salter "II" fracture? tks!
Subject: is it Salter Ŗ" or Salter "II" fracture? tks!
oops Salter 2 or Salter II
Subject: oops Salter 2 or Salter II
There is a Harris rod but it is used in hip fixation.
Subject: There is a Harris rod but it is used in hip fixation.
Is it saltar harris 'one' or Ƈ' fracture
Subject: Is it saltar harris 'one' or Ƈ' fracture
yes, but it's Gleason 6 (the numeral) s/m
Subject: yes, but it's Gleason 6 (the numeral) s/m
Sometimes, you may see it Gleason 6 (3 + 3). It's a score based on the different sections of the prostate gland.
calcaneus x-ray - Harris axial or axillary view? (nm)
Subject: calcaneus x-ray - Harris axial or axillary view? (nm)
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Surgical History: s/l harris rods in her spine. SM
Subject: Surgical History: s/l harris rods in her spine. SM
Does not sound like Harrington... sounds just like "Harris rods"
After a colon (:) you can start with a numeral.
Subject: After a colon (:) you can start with a numeral.
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Except that you're not supposed to start a sentence with a numeral
Subject: Except that you're not supposed to start a sentence with a numeral
on most accounts, so "six feet" would be correct.
At the 9:00 position there was a S/L hyperokaic area and a S/L numeral cyst in the liver?
Subject: At the 9:00 position there was a S/L hyperokaic area and a S/L numeral cyst in the liver?
NM
Could it be Salter VI?
Subject: Could it be Salter VI?
Salter?
Subject: Salter?
The "soulter" could be Salter fracture. Not sure about the IVC.
Salter?
Subject: Salter?
?, there is a Salter fx, or S. osteotomy.
Subject: ?, there is a Salter fx, or S. osteotomy.
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Salter II reply
Subject: Salter II reply
It is a Salter II fracture. My ortho doc dictates this all of the time.
Salter I fracture
Subject: Salter I fracture
how do you type Salter 1 fractures..
Subject: how do you type Salter 1 fractures..
Sprain of both the metacarpophalangeal joints of her index and long finger, possibly nondisplaced *s/l salter 1 fractures.*? tia.
triplane Salter II displaced fracture (nm)
Subject: triplane Salter II displaced fracture (nm)
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I believe that's Salter II Look in Dorland's under fracture and it will show all the fractu
Subject: I believe that's Salter II Look in Dorland's under fracture and it will show all the fractures
that there are. Hope this helps.
Found this site, but it seems they are they type of cannulas you would use nasally? Salter LabsŪ Con
Subject: Found this site, but it seems they are they type of cannulas you would use nasally? Salter LabsŪ Conventional Style Cannulas
same here. Type out numbers at beginning of sentences. Otherwise type numeral if in sentence itself.
Subject: same here. Type out numbers at beginning of sentences. Otherwise type numeral if in sentence itself.
nm
roman
Subject: roman
Roman - nm
Subject: Roman - nm
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roman
Subject: roman
thanks
Been typing rad for yrs and have never used roman..
Subject: Been typing rad for yrs and have never used roman..
numerals. Always arabic.
However, you will see a variation on the typing of BIRADS depending on who you are typing it for. The copyright lists it as BI-RADS, federal guidlines are supposed to dictate how it is typed but have worked for numerous centers that type it anywhere from BIRADS to BI-RADS to BiRADS. Categories however should always be arabic (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0)
That's what I said: Stages = Roman. ???
Subject: That's what I said: Stages = Roman. ???
nm
Have always seen it as Roman numerals. nm
Subject: Have always seen it as Roman numerals. nm
Used to be roman numerals, now it is 2/6.
Subject: Used to be roman numerals, now it is 2/6.
NP does not know transcription rules.
Roman numerals not used much today...nm
Subject: Roman numerals not used much today...nm
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as I know it all stages are in roman numerals
Subject: as I know it all stages are in roman numerals
I've always used Roman Numerals.
Subject: I've always used Roman Numerals.
A good example are Salter-Harris fracture values which are always Roman Numerals.
I believe the type is in Roman numerals II nm
Subject: I believe the type is in Roman numerals II nm
nm
grades use 1, 2, 3...stages use Roman
Subject: grades use 1, 2, 3...stages use Roman
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roman versus arabic
Subject: roman versus arabic
Does anyone have a good reference or way to remember when to use arabic versus roman numerals? Specifically for class, stage, grade - cardiac, oncology, podiatry?
roman versus arabic
Subject: roman versus arabic
A good tip that I rcvd either here or on MTNetizens email group.....
In oncology at least:
Staging is in Roman numerals, and remember by reciting "The Romans are on the stage"....
Hence stage III breast cancer, etcetera...
Class, grade, etc, are with Arabic numerals...
I cannot speak, though, for other specialties..
Through Wheeless it would be Roman numerals.
Subject: Through Wheeless it would be Roman numerals.
When I started, it was Roman Numerals
Subject: When I started, it was Roman Numerals
That was 30 years ago. Now they prefer Arabic numerals. I was rather disappointed; it was one of the few times you could trot out Roman numerals!
Roman numerals for stages are used
Subject: Roman numerals for stages are used
only for cancer the majority of the time. There are some exceptions, but the majority of the time it is roman numerals. For example, kidney disease is arabic, fractures are arabic. If it is not associated with cancer then it is more than likely arabic. You can always look it up and tell which is which, which is BOS2 suggests.
Certain conditions, etc. still use roman numerals
Subject: Certain conditions, etc. still use roman numerals
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Factors are written in roman numerals
Subject: Factors are written in roman numerals
I found this on google and in Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology. This is a great book. I have found a lot in here.
Stages = Roman; Grades = Arabic --- all per the
Subject: Stages = Roman; Grades = Arabic --- all per the
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grades are numerals, stages always Roman
Subject: grades are numerals, stages always Roman
stage II-A but I don't know anything about that little *y* you left there - so I'd give them a blank there.........
stages are always roman numerals and grades are always numbers
stage IV, grade 4
Hope this helps somewhat - I've been doing oncology for 20 years..........next year....but MT'g for much longer *lol*
Schatzker II fracture (Roman numerals for this)
Subject: Schatzker II fracture (Roman numerals for this)
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TIMI III (roman numerals) flow.......nm
Subject: TIMI III (roman numerals) flow.......nm
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grade would be arabic, type would be roman.
Subject: grade would be arabic, type would be roman.
Garden is capped per my ortho book.
From googling I suspect it should be Garden type IV fracture. There are hits where it is referred to as grade, but the ones that call it a type look more authentic to me. More research might be in order.
Cranial nerves are roman numerals II-XII. (nm)
Subject: Cranial nerves are roman numerals II-XII. (nm)
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aren't leads in Roman numerals?
Subject: aren't leads in Roman numerals?
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How do you type LeFort 2.5? Should be Roman numbers? TIA
Subject: How do you type LeFort 2.5? Should be Roman numbers? TIA
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