non-ST-segment MI or "ST-segment MI"
Posted By: Kathie on 2006-07-28
In Reply to: Please help..s/l JST ?....sm - 2teens
Subject: non-ST-segment MI or "ST-segment MI"
possibly without the J or the J is really "non"??
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ST and T segment...
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so could it be ST and T wave changes?
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per my Stedman's abbreviation book.
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Subject: ST segment - what does ST stand for? is it an acronym? ....
This is in the area of cardiology test. TIA.
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Subject: extensive anterior segment
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Subject: in vertical segment diagonal? nm
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Subject: and lower uterine segment? nm
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Subject: may be rachis or rakish, describing the segment.nm
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Is segment clear? Maybe no ST or T wave depression? nm
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Same MRA, same ESL: "s/l Cephala segment of the basal artery"
Subject: Same MRA, same ESL: "s/l Cephala segment of the basal artery"
She had some ST segment elevation in her lateral s/l "ludes".
Subject: She had some ST segment elevation in her lateral s/l "ludes".
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Subject: can you possibly hear "anterior" or "posterior" segment? /nm
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Subject: Actually according to Stedmans if dictated -- non-STEMI = non-ST segment myocardial infarction ....
and if dictated NSTEMI = non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction.
Hi poodle lady, this one would be "cephalad segment" of the basal artery...sm
Subject: Hi poodle lady, this one would be "cephalad segment" of the basal artery...sm
just orienting the direction. Used to working in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine in-hospital, so I am trying to figure out your other posting, ok? 
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Subject: rib resection or rib-segment resection - sm
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"ST-T wave changes" is correct
Subject: "ST-T wave changes" is correct
I thought that was it, but her "st" really sounds like a "ch", thanks for verifying:)
Subject: I thought that was it, but her "st" really sounds like a "ch", thanks for verifying:)
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