Anatomical/radiology shortcuts

• autotext - Irish.Nanair
  • A book: When every key stroke counts. sm - JJ
    • "When the Name of the Game is Saving Keystrokes" or sm - ChuckM
      • Thanks Chuck! NM - JJ
    • Haven't heard of that one...but there is one called - sm
  • There's a system out there called ABCZ for creating shortcuts so that you can remember/create the - consistently. A Google search might show it. nm
    • ABCZ. - Irish.Nana
  • You're getting some very good advice here. sm - nm
    • "good advice" - Irish.Nana
  • I agree with katz below.... - mac
  • I too would like to know a couple of shortcuts.. - trose
    • Shortcut help - JDM
    • Short cuts. sm - JJ
    • After reading my post, I also need to take a typing class, way to many typos!!!! - trose
  • Way too many to name - katz
    • way too many - Irish.Nana
      • Anatomical/radiology shortcuts - Okay

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I am helping out with radiology and am stuck.  doing CT of abdomen/pelvis with multiple parapelvic/peripelvic cysts on both kidneys.  Do I use peri or para?  Thanks

s/l reghitti          There is a reghitti high signal involved in the anterior lateral,

is that correct, can't verify.

The axial images show the thickness of  the * and some articular cartilage and popliteal spaces are normal.  (MRI of the right knee)  S/L  polse.  any help is appreciated!!!

s/l stranding or strandy.  Doctor said diagnosis is...? (Stranding or Strandy?) fibrotic scarring in the lungs.

Breast imaging----Doc dictates "ultrasound demonstrated a 10 mm circumskine mass"  

this is how is sounds, but I can't find this word.  Any ideas?

Thank you. 

Technique:

s/l cidector CT was performed through abdomen and pelvis.

Any idea?

related to the contour of the tuberosity seen on  sounds like "phose or fose" on the x-ray?  Happen to know what this could be??? Thanks!

Her path report comes back with a high grade papillary transitional cell carcinoma invasive into thick muscle bundles suspicious for lymphatic involvement.  Based on a s/l pan son x-ray with the bladder essentially pushed towards the right side of the pelvis, I believe a good amount of this tumor is already extra vesicle.

Any idea for the x-ray he may be dictating? 

A 5 mm s/l collimated  slices through the thorax performed without intravenous contrast.

Is this a correct sentence?

In the nasal cavity, there is no mass or s/l chondrablosssa.

Any idea of the above term?...thanks

Not exactly sure what I am hearing but.   Radiologist says ---- within the proximal _______ (s/l mendoza or mendopsa) region of the humerus. 

I have googled and not finding anything.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

abdominal ultrasound:

There is no evidence of s/l atrial or extrahepatic febrial dilatation.

Is this a correct sentence?

Left knee/ patella, two views.

There is no loss of s/l antiticher spaces. There is no s/l chondrulent or soft tissue calcifications and/or abnormalities on alignment

Need help on the above two terms. Thanks.

Left leg:

No evidence of DVT left lower extremity. s/l Purposeful thrombus within the greater saphenous vein extending to the upper calf.

Purposeful thrombus does not make sense. Please help

Paranasal sinuses.

There is full development and complete s/l numbadization of the paranasal sinuses.

Any idea what this word is?

Thoracic spine:

There is a moderate and s/l tediumphyge compression fracture of the T8 in front of superior end-plate without definite s/l metroprovision.

Any idea of above terms? It is an ESL doc. 

Chest exam:

There is evidence of previous s/lcapital OIF changes left hero chap with good bony healings.

Is this a correct sentence?

I would do single film, with no hyphen.

one-bang s/l Bringin MRI?

TIA.

Doc says: The needle was then removed from the wire and peel-away sheath was placed over the wire into the superior vena cava and the s/l *intradilating wire were removed keeping a finger over the openign of the peel-away sheath.

Hi, All!

I'm typing up a chest CT, and the doctor states:

"Unable to ingest contrast due to elevated ???"  Sounds like "chromium."

Thanks in advance! 

This guy needs to speak English!!

He is talking about "frontal and lateral chest radiographs.

Can't tell if this heading is "IMPRESSION" or "DEPRESSION" (would there even be a heading of DEPRESSION?

Under whatever the heading is he says "Mildly increased perihilar (then sounds like he says LONG markings)"  Would that be LONG or LUNG markings?