"There was no evidence of a deep vein thromposis"

• "There was no evidence of a deep vein thromposis" - FBL

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I believe deep-seeded may be correct.  It is a term frequently used in oncology and dermatology.  "Deep-seeded" means that something has been "seeded" from another site (primary), as in metastasis.  Please do a Google search and form your own opinion on this. 

Help please - which one deep seated keratoma or deep seeded keratoma. 

s/l "there was a tightly propreciated in the distal left internal carotid artery"

This patient had a carotid ultrasound and the doc is talking about what they found. 

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Abby

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."

I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 

Thanks for any help.  

MEDICATIONS:  He takes Crestor, Diovan, 'lowest' aspirin, Toprol, Flomax, and Trileptal.

Make sense or is there any such other term that would fit there?  I am at a loss with this one and of course there is no hesitation between meds, so I am thinking it belongs together. = )

We identified the ______ (s/l mino-colic) vein as it crossed over the duodenum and this was preserved.

The patient had reportedly had an abnormal noninvasive arterial study with evidence of lower extremity trophication disease.   Tropication?  Any clues?

Thanks!!

or do you think he means

fistula or extravasation?

fistulous extravasation?

I cannot find this anywhere!  Please help.