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Hello,

I am stuck on a word,  maybe two words..not sure! This is for cataract closure, the procedure is phacoemulsification and peripheral iridotomy.

"A superior corenomy was performed and hemostasis was achieved with wet-field cautery."

It actually sounds like "supear corenomy" but I thought he may mean "superior". But I have no idea what the next word should be.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance :)

Thank you so much.  I would have never found that one.  Lifesaver!!

As you know, we have been following Christopher with a diagnosis of velocardiofacial syndrome associated with a cardiovascular manifestation of s/l trichocypireosis type 1.

He is a now an 11-year-old boy who underwent surgical repair of a S/L (perimanasty primamanclast) mitral valve.

Thanks for your help

I got the ____ aortic root.  I went back again (for about the 50th time) and heard it plain as the daylight.

He said.....left atrium and aortic..... how I ever got a fitch..I do not know.

Thank you anyways

Deborah

There is an indentation of the ventral ____ (s/l fecal or cecal) sac and the protrusion of that is the ventral medial aspect of the descending L5 nerve root.  They dont feel that it compresses the nerve root...

TIA

Patient is not intubated - is a clinic exam.

I can clearly hear the "lungs clear to auscultation and percussion" a bit after this section, so something is definitely there. 

Thanks.

Help, I'm stuck again. Sounds like Coway? And also Corinerel? Any ideas? Where is a good place on the web to look up drugs? Thanks!!

I am drawing a total blank here!

I know I have heard and typed this but here goes, the patient had knee arthroplasty and here is the sentence (it is the last word in bold) :

Postoperative complications did occur which included acute, temporary renal failure and the postoperative illius. 

Make any sense?

Thanks

A drug sounds like Zedarone?  I cannot find anything even close.  Pulling my hair out.

I have this surgeon dictating 3 or so times in this esophagus/stomach resection report about the gastric artery was tied s/l sufflag and then clamped using the right angle.  The left gastric artery was then divided and the s/l stick tie.  Have any ideas what these 2 words may be?

Thank you.

There is some palpable tenderness over the metacarpophalangeal joint and some along the _____ (s/l hallucis paulisus) ligament. 

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The patient (s/l puked on a gonna) appendectomy, with localized right lower quadrant pain on the __, approximately 1 week previously, with a pathology report not suggestive of acute appendicitis. 

10 cc’s of 2% lidocaine without epi but with some ____ (s/l bicarb ? vicarb) were used for a successful  ____ (s/l ring) block.  the lateral quarter of her nail was removed without incident

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Please excuse if this is a simple question, but I cannot verify this:

She was recently found to have **interQ-waves** and the computer suggested possible inferior MI on 05/30/06 EKG. She notes easy fatigue and DOE with almost any activity, but denies orthopnea, PND, or angina.

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Reduced CEA, HBP, obese, 35% bilateral carotid disease 2003.

Thank you. This doctor slangs a lot, if that helps any

He has had quadruple bypass in 1994 and femoral artery bypass in 1999 with carotid artery  CLEAN OUTS and OJEERS as well. 

This does not make sense to me, so any advice appreciated! The pt is seen for chest pain. It is the "ST segment, plane, or depression" that is throwing me off. Could he be saying something other than plane that I am missing? Thanks again!

I have told him at this time, based on the duration of his exercise and no definite ST segment, plane, or depression, that he is in a relatively good prognosis category.