| Acute appendicitis, possible s/l Les Bence with cecal transposition.Posted By: Kada on 2005-10-28In Reply to:
 
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 Subject: transposition of the ulnar nerve aka ulnar transposition.
 
 
   The costophrenic angles are acute.  Acute?
 Subject: The costophrenic angles are acute.  Acute?
 
 
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 Thanks! Bence Jones protein. Don't know about the spike. nm
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 Your "Les Bence" could be vermiformis especially since they mention the cecum...nm
 Subject: Your "Les Bence" could be vermiformis especially since they mention the cecum...nm
 
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 Subject: cecal angiodysplasia
 
 
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 Subject: sacral? cecal?
 
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 1.  Is it 'sacral' or 'cecal'?  Could it be something besides these?
 
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 Subject: I would say cecal and S1-S2 is how I format it...nm
 
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 Thanks! s/l Plutini D-transposition of great vessel
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 gabapentin; cecal syndrome?  nm
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 cecal vesical fistula?
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 "D-transposition of great vessel" is correct, but not sure on the "s/l Plutini".... sm
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 appendicitis
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 Appendicitis.
 Subject: Appendicitis.
 
 
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 Thanks! Appendicitis sign
 Subject: Appendicitis sign
 
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 Appendicitis sign
 Subject: Appendicitis sign
 
 I believe you are looking for Rovsing's sign.
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 Subject: It's heel tap, most likely.  Done to check for appendicitis, I believe.  (sm)
 
 
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 Subject: google heel strike and appendicitis
 
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 Rovsing sign, pain over McBurney's point when looking for appendicitis. nm
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 Subject: pt. came in with appendicitis, but in postop notes, dictator keeps saying left epi/appe?
 
 
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