Would think just 'extremely friable and thin tissue.' nm
Posted By: wanderer on 2006-12-31
In Reply to: s/l afiable in reference to thin tissue. - bm
Subject: Would think just 'extremely friable and thin tissue.' nm
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s/l *friable* weak tissue
Subject: s/l *friable* weak tissue
There is a hyperkeratotic lesion at the plantar aspect of the 1st metatarsal head, right. Sharp debridement of this lesion today reveals _____, weak tissue at the site of the previous ulceration. There is no active drainage and the base is granular.
s/l afiable in reference to thin tissue.
Subject: s/l afiable in reference to thin tissue.
"it was noted that the patient had an extremely thin and loose pelvic floor with an extremely (s/l afiable) and thin tissue."
This is for an inguinal hernia repair op report.
Any ideas?
Slip of plica would be okay, just a thin sliver of tissue. Or maybe it's synovial
Subject: Slip of plica would be okay, just a thin sliver of tissue. Or maybe it's synovial
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friable
Subject: friable
it's friable
re: friable
Subject: re: friable
Hi, sorry for getting back to you so late – had way too much editing today! Yes, there are numerous instances, especially on bronchoscopic biopsy, in which friable tissue, atheroma and/or clot can be encountered affixed or near the "fibrous" tissue. I really hope that's what is being said. Let me know if I am wrong. ;-)
friable
Subject: friable
Can you hear friable ? nm
Subject: Can you hear friable ? nm
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friable sounds correct here. nm
Subject: friable sounds correct here. nm
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Can only think of friable, but probably not if bleeding isn't mentioned. nm
Subject: Can only think of friable, but probably not if bleeding isn't mentioned. nm
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peripherally friable around os..Does this sound right?
Subject: peripherally friable around os..Does this sound right?
She just had a Pap smear done. Thanks
thin
Subject: thin
I know this but don't - on exam she is very thin and s/l
Subject: I know this but don't - on exam she is very thin and s/l
aesthetic in her appearance (not cachetic) - I know this word but can't find it - HELP!
thin skin
Subject: thin skin
follicular?
yes, they say thin/thick drainage
Subject: yes, they say thin/thick drainage
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I thin the O stands for optical
Subject: I thin the O stands for optical
They're usually very thin. I've only had them with the zeros in there like 0.035
Subject: They're usually very thin. I've only had them with the zeros in there like 0.035
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en caul . . . a thin membrane covering
Subject: en caul . . . a thin membrane covering
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thin foot plate Kerrison rongeur
Subject: thin foot plate Kerrison rongeur
Thoracentesis s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid
Subject: Thoracentesis s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid
. A 22-gauge needle was inserted and 60 mL of blood s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid was easily withdrawn
the patient is thin appearing on today’s exam, almost s/l morphonoid like.
Subject: the patient is thin appearing on today’s exam, almost s/l morphonoid like.
last one (hoping)..s/l towel thin paper tape was used to dress the wound. nm
Subject: last one (hoping)..s/l towel thin paper tape was used to dress the wound. nm
is it really towel thin...or am I hearing a name brand? nm
The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
Subject: The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
well, Sarcolemmal means: A thin membrane enclosing a striated muscle fiber.
Subject: well, Sarcolemmal means: A thin membrane enclosing a striated muscle fiber.
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HEENT: Nares thin drainage? or possibly some drainage...
Subject: HEENT: Nares thin drainage? or possibly some drainage...
sounds like she is saying thin Thanks
fetal tissue cell transplant. Is it really cell? I could only find fetal tissue transplant. Thanks!
Subject: fetal tissue cell transplant. Is it really cell? I could only find fetal tissue transplant. Thanks!
tissue
Subject: tissue
This is an OP note for a wound incision and drainage, and debridement. He states "All of the ___ tissue was removed using either curettes or scissors, and pickups."
It sounds like "g-by-lased" tissue. He is a mumbler Thanks!
tissue
Subject: tissue
can you make out "devitalized" tissue ?
He definitely says tissue, though.
Subject: He definitely says tissue, though.
Tissue checks?
Subject: Tissue checks?
Dr. Says: It is tender to palpation about the left LS spine, as well as the superior and posterior iliac crest. There is slight fullness to this area. There is no tissue (s/l checks or changes) or erythema. She has a decreased range of motion about the LS spine, secondary to pain.
No idea on this one. Not even sure where to research.
tissue examination
Subject: tissue examination
tissue for ERA, PRA, DNA, poly harvested in one slide.
soft tissue
Subject: soft tissue
It is "soft tissue signal"
fibrous tissue ? nm
Subject: fibrous tissue ? nm
'tissue glue'.........
Subject: 'tissue glue'.........
'tissue glue' repair with Indermil.
From Google:
Some minor cuts can be closed with special adhesive tapes (Steri-Strips) or tissue glue (Dermabond or Indermil). Tissue glue can be used as a barrier against common bacterial microbes. Be sure to inform the doctor if you have any allergies to these adhesive tapes.
Tongue of tissue
Subject: Tongue of tissue
Anyone ever heard of a "tongue" of intestinalized tissue. Pnt has Barret's and is having an EGD and twice I heard what sounds like "tongue" of tissue.
Sentences are -
1. Preop diagnosis - Tongue of intestinalized tissue extending from the GE junction.
2. On withdrawing the scope the patient's GE junction was regular with a tongue of pink tissue extending less than 2 cm.
I can't find it. Thanks.
s/l perivasal tissue? sm
Subject: s/l perivasal tissue? sm
Doing a vasectomy.
Maybe: fibrofatty tissue with
Subject: Maybe: fibrofatty tissue with
a semicolon after it,
fibrofatty tissue; shows no noteworty change.
s/l "frowl" tissue
Subject: s/l "frowl" tissue
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s/l 'homocyte' tissue
Subject: s/l 'homocyte' tissue
sentence: Procedure: Removal of hardware and _____ tissue. This is relating to a knee arthroscopy.
Fibroconnective tissue? NM
Subject: Fibroconnective tissue? NM
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s/l JAYS tissue transfer - NM
Subject: s/l JAYS tissue transfer - NM
?? adjacent tissue transfer nm
Subject: ?? adjacent tissue transfer nm
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It was soft-tissue (she sneezed)
Subject: It was soft-tissue (she sneezed)
thats what threw me, haha!
tissue expander system
Subject: tissue expander system
Sounds like EndoMed, but cannot verify with books or online. Breast surgery.
listened again and it is scar tissue
Subject: listened again and it is scar tissue
No not erosion but I listened again and he is saying "scar tissue"
Thanks for the effort!!
Zo-Med soft tissue shaver (sp Zo-Med?) nm
Subject: Zo-Med soft tissue shaver (sp Zo-Med?) nm
parenchyma = lung tissue
Subject: parenchyma = lung tissue
nm
major scar tissue? nm
Subject: major scar tissue? nm
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soft tissue s/l signal
Subject: soft tissue s/l signal
Pain clinic doc discussing post laminectomy says,
There is a soft tissue **signal** surrounding the S1 nerve root.
The word is clear as a bell, but this term does not show up in any of my references or online. Anyone have an idea??
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s/l soft tissue signal
Subject: s/l soft tissue signal
thanks! Now if I just knew what it meant......
Could it be 'necrotic' muscle tissue (nm)
Subject: Could it be 'necrotic' muscle tissue (nm)
possibly...passage of tissue?
Subject: possibly...passage of tissue?
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