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ileofemoral vessels or iliofemoral vessels>? nm

Posted By: TIA on 2007-04-13
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Iliofemoral vessels...just type into google for answer. nm
Subject: Iliofemoral vessels...just type into google for answer. nm

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blood vessels? nm
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great vessels
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S/l unwidening of the great vessels?  TIA
naked vessels?
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Anyone ever heard of naked vessels?

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Are there blood vessels in the stomach?
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could be, I suppose, referring to calf vessels
Subject: could be, I suppose, referring to calf vessels


vessels were normal and the periphery was noted for ? sm
Subject: vessels were normal and the periphery was noted for ? sm

hear periphery a lot regarding retinoschisis.


 


periphery just means the part of the body away from the center or the outer part of a surface.


On MRI of brain, no diffuse "athero" throughout her vessels. sm
Subject: On MRI of brain, no diffuse "athero" throughout her vessels. sm

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More Pulmo! Anyone heard of segmental size vessels? nm Thanks
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What got grafted - heart? Leg? vessels? skin? Maybe some kind of porcine graft? nm
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Arcade of Froche and arcade of Henry vessels
Subject: Arcade of Froche and arcade of Henry vessels

Arcade of Froche and arcade of Henry vessels.  Has anyone ever heard of this procedure?  Also, is the capitalization correct?  I tried Google but I'm not really getting anywhere.  This guy is a really difficult dictator, and I just want to get to the end of this OP note.


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Yep changes in size of vessels, i.e. segmental size, plaque size, etc.
Subject: Yep changes in size of vessels, i.e. segmental size, plaque size, etc.


if you google ileofemoral
Subject: if you google ileofemoral

it will say "do you mean iliofemoral" and below this are sites using the wrong spelling of ileofemoral, and if you click on "do you mean iliofemoral", it takes to you to sites with correct spelling of iliofemoral.
iliofemoral
Subject: iliofemoral

If you do separate searches with (ileofemoral vessels) and (iliofemoral vessels) with both words in quotes on google, it will only come up with iliofemoral, so I would probably go with iliofemoral
it is iliofemoral
Subject: it is iliofemoral

Ilium is a bone in the pelvis, ileum is a portion of small intestine. When you google it on Ileofemoral, you get something that says did you mean iliofemoral? That is a good sign that you had it wrong.
iliofemoral
Subject: iliofemoral

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It is iliofemoral and sm
Subject: It is iliofemoral and sm

Some doctors say "ultrasounded", so your other blank could be that. I think it sounds ignorant, but if they say it, I type it.


For iliofemoral, check the link below.


Iliofemoral runoff study
Subject: Iliofemoral runoff study

The s/l PES released 2-vessel runoff below the knee.  Is he talking about the abbreviation PES (programmed electrical stimulation)?