3. Plantar fasciitis – it is not really affecting the heel of her foot as much as it is the insertio
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Plantar fasciitis
Subject: Plantar fasciitis
Patient has plantar fasciitis and right heel spur. Under physical exam he says -- Pain medial s/l amthesis?
ORTHO help - plantar fasciitis
Subject: ORTHO help - plantar fasciitis
S/l: I can strum (?) along the tightness of the plantar fascia without any pain.
Plantar fasciitis surgery, s/l sheet weighting placed SM
Subject: Plantar fasciitis surgery, s/l sheet weighting placed SM
over the patient's foot. This is after pneumatic tourniquet applied. TIA
Patient with plantar bursitis. We will fit her with visco-lescette heel cups.
Subject: Patient with plantar bursitis. We will fit her with visco-lescette heel cups.
:-)
Plantar pertains to foot, is he saying planar?
Subject: Plantar pertains to foot, is he saying planar?
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plantar ligament? plantar region? plantar sheath? nm
Subject: plantar ligament? plantar region? plantar sheath? nm
Affecting.
Subject: Affecting.
nm
Fasciitis. nm
Subject: Fasciitis. nm
affecting or effecting?
Subject: affecting or effecting?
Is the following correct - really hate the words "affect and effect" since physicians say both the same...
No fracture is demonstrated affecting the tibia, fibula or talus.
Thanks
Patient with gangrene of foot. On exam, the entire foot is ulcerated with s/l us-i-nest debris.
Subject: Patient with gangrene of foot. On exam, the entire foot is ulcerated with s/l us-i-nest debris.
:-)
s/l rainons affecting arms and legs
Subject: s/l rainons affecting arms and legs
Patient with MS.
Questionable s/l rainons affecting the arms and legs
AFO-ankle foot orthosis for drop foot. nm
Subject: AFO-ankle foot orthosis for drop foot. nm
nm
if they say *foot* - give 'em foot....nm
Subject: if they say *foot* - give 'em foot....nm
She has a prosthetic *above?* right foot for right foot drop.
Subject: She has a prosthetic *above?* right foot for right foot drop.
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There is neck dystonia (neurologic condition affecting the muscles of the neck)?
Subject: There is neck dystonia (neurologic condition affecting the muscles of the neck)?
plantar surface.
Since this is the foot, it's probably the plantar surface (bottom).
I believe that is plantar grade
Subject: I believe that is plantar grade
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s/l plantar *decolited*
Subject: s/l plantar *decolited*
There is mild pain on palpation along the course of the plantar fascial band. There is plantar ____ metatarsophalangeal joints of the right forefoot as compared to the left.
I will be so THRILLED when my Ped word book arrives tomorrow!
plantar declinated
Subject: plantar declinated
Dec´li`nate
a. |
1. |
(Bot.) Bent downward or aside; (Bot.) bending downward in a curve; declined. |
plantar calluses
Subject: plantar calluses
maybe plantar keratosis
Subject: maybe plantar keratosis
plantar callosities?
Subject: plantar callosities?
plantar navicularis?
Subject: plantar navicularis?
plantar aspect
Subject: plantar aspect
plantar aspect of the hand
This is the second time the doc has me questioning this. aHhhhhh!
plantar flexion
Subject: plantar flexion
Okay - maybe this is a stupid question, but dorsiflexion is a word - I looked it up in Dorland's (but I have an older version). But, plantarflexion seems not to be a word; I thought it was - modeling it after dorsiflexion. So, is plantarflexion a real word or is it just plantar flexion?
plantar flexed
Subject: plantar flexed
s/l plantar fornosis
Subject: s/l plantar fornosis
MRI scan of the foot shows some thickening in the midportion of the plantar s/l fornosis, more likely a result of chronic plantar faciitis than focal plantar fibroma. Also some T2 signal abnormality in the abductor hallucis, indicative of neurogenic edema.
Also would T2 be the correct way to type that? tia.
"dumb" plantar reflexes. SM
Subject: "dumb" plantar reflexes. SM
Please excuse the extra words in my post, the antihyperglycemic and Amaryl. I did not type those words, and I can't understand how I "messed up" such that they ended up in my answer. (??)
it's 2 words - plantar flexion......
Subject: it's 2 words - plantar flexion......
Destruction of plantar verruca by sm
Subject: Destruction of plantar verruca by sm
s/l mono shoot aceokema cautery. TIA
Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
Subject: Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
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dorsiflexion and plantar flexion or
Subject: dorsiflexion and plantar flexion or
plantarflexion or plantiflexion?
Thank you.
Plantar flexion = two words (NM)
Subject: Plantar flexion = two words (NM)
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Oh duh, I mean heel tap of course nm
Subject: Oh duh, I mean heel tap of course nm
? forefoot ganglion cyst, plantar
Subject: ? forefoot ganglion cyst, plantar
s/l Davinski's exam with a plantar response
Subject: s/l Davinski's exam with a plantar response
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s/l subtalar plantar plate rupture nm
Subject: s/l subtalar plantar plate rupture nm
re: Just says for heel, no details
Subject: re: Just says for heel, no details
heel spur--something???
Subject: heel spur--something???
heel spur?
Subject: heel spur?
Heel spur?
Subject: Heel spur?
for painful right heel, please sm..
Subject: for painful right heel, please sm..
The patient already has put a (s/l-shin-) into her shoe to raise the heel, and this apparently is comfortable.
ESL doc, can't understand what it is.
Em-bal-bic 7.5 mg b.i.d. for heel pain. nm TIA
Subject: Em-bal-bic 7.5 mg b.i.d. for heel pain. nm TIA
sounds like em-bal-bic maybe um-bal-bic or im-bal-bic...or maybe the 1st sound is just him saying ummmm, not sure. any help greatly appreciated.
heel exercises ? nm
Subject: heel exercises ? nm
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Peekaboo heel?
Subject: Peekaboo heel?
He has very wide-based feet and peekaboo heels. Anyone heard of this? Couldn't find much online...mostly shoes and something about pole dancing! 
s/l apothositis (heel)
Subject: s/l apothositis (heel)
Probable apothositis of the heel (- heel injury)
heel-toe gait with ???
Subject: heel-toe gait with ???
He has heel-toe gait, although he does have a slightly less (s/l weigh hung on the left than the right. Also s/l wane/huddle)
I know it sounds funny but does anyone have an idea?
get his heel close to his glute? nm
Subject: get his heel close to his glute? nm
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air brace......(s/l) hatch heel
Subject: air brace......(s/l) hatch heel
ORTHO
dictates: we will get him an 'air' brace to be used on his (s/l) 'hatch' heel.
e-aw-sol? Possibly heel ulcer?
Subject: e-aw-sol? Possibly heel ulcer?
s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
Subject: s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
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