BMP = bone morphogenic protein (nm)
Posted By: XanaX on 2009-03-13
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Subject: BMP = bone morphogenic protein (nm)
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Bone morphogenic protein is used in orthopedics for bone fusion. It is a chemical; so, if you hear
Subject: Bone morphogenic protein is used in orthopedics for bone fusion. It is a chemical; so, if you hear
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Are you sure it is not BMP, bone morphogenic protein. nm
Subject: Are you sure it is not BMP, bone morphogenic protein. nm
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s/l effuse bone morphogenic protein-new one? TIA
Subject: s/l effuse bone morphogenic protein-new one? TIA
Infuse bone morphogenic protein
Subject: Infuse bone morphogenic protein
Infuse bone morphogenic protein
Subject: Infuse bone morphogenic protein
Stands for bone morphogenic protein
Subject: Stands for bone morphogenic protein
BTW, it's bone morphogenic protein, not morphogenetic proteins. nm
Subject: BTW, it's bone morphogenic protein, not morphogenetic proteins. nm
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Sorry should be bone morphogenetic protein
Subject: Sorry should be bone morphogenetic protein
BMP (bone morphogenetic protein). Don't about the 10.
Subject: BMP (bone morphogenetic protein). Don't about the 10.
BMP stands for bone morphogenetic protein
Subject: BMP stands for bone morphogenetic protein
Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
Subject: Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
increase the tendency for coagulation/DVT. In this regard, I agree with you.
However, maybe the elevation of protein S at the time of the DVT rules out protein S deficiency as a probable cause of the thrombotic episode. Is there any such implication? The clotting mechanism involves a complex cascade of activation events of numerous factors, and Protein S is just one cofactor for another anticoagulant protein.
Still, it would be wise to flag the doctor and let him put the final word.
That should be morphogenetic, not morphogenic.
Subject: That should be morphogenetic, not morphogenic.
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morphogenic and morphogenetic both right
Subject: morphogenic and morphogenetic both right
You know, I thought that too, but I found reliable references indicating both are correct.
Yes, vague. What tooth shaped bone in the hand would the dicator be referring to? Any bone could
Subject: Yes, vague. What tooth shaped bone in the hand would the dicator be referring to? Any bone could
tooth shaped from injury or what have you. And like I said 9 times out of 10, odontoid refers to the "toothlike odontoid process in the second cervical vertebra." That's pretty specific, dontcha think? I've never heard a doctor refer to an "odontoid" in any other part of the body.
cloaca - an opening in a diseased bone containing a fragment of dead bone. nm
Subject: cloaca - an opening in a diseased bone containing a fragment of dead bone. nm
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I think you were right the first time with morphogenic- see inside
Subject: I think you were right the first time with morphogenic- see inside
Autologous bone is harvested from the patient's pelvic bone (iliac crest) and provides the spinal fusion with a calcium scaffolding for the new bone to grow on (conduction). In addition, autologous bone also contains bone-growing cells (osteoblasts) and bone-growing proteins (bone morphogenic proteins). I have always typed it morphogenic.
AREX®BONE? (injectable synthetic bone) nm
Subject: AREX®BONE? (injectable synthetic bone) nm
I think it should be machined bone, bone that's been shaped and
Subject: I think it should be machined bone, bone that's been shaped and
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In ortho, they prepare the keel cuts (osteotomy cuts into the bone) and Kiel bone is an allograft
Subject: In ortho, they prepare the keel cuts (osteotomy cuts into the bone) and Kiel bone is an allograft
that is implanted.
Kiel bone® grafts. This material is calf or ox bone which has been denaturated.
s/l bone burr surgery. thought it was bone spur, but s/l burr, is there such a thing?
Subject: s/l bone burr surgery. thought it was bone spur, but s/l burr, is there such a thing?
bone-tendon-bone
Subject: bone-tendon-bone
Protein S
Subject: Protein S
Blood work at the time of the DVT showed that she had a slightly elevated protein S.
The doctor first says slightly low...(then says) elevated protein S. Doesn't it make sense for it to be low?
She has been on Coumadin for the DVT and a pulmonary embolism.
Did you mean ?protein?
Subject: Did you mean ?protein?
1-2+ protein UA
Subject: 1-2+ protein UA
Urinalysis shows...
is it 1 to 2+ protein?
1 to 2 plus protein
1-2+ protein?
please help thank you in advance
C-reactive protein
Subject: C-reactive protein
Could he be saying Ig A and M monoclonal protein? nm
Subject: Could he be saying Ig A and M monoclonal protein? nm
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C-reactive protein
Subject: C-reactive protein
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Total protein
Subject: Total protein
NM
sorry...he is an ESL saying total protein
Subject: sorry...he is an ESL saying total protein
IgG lambda monoclonal protein....
Subject: IgG lambda monoclonal protein....
cyclic citrinolated protein???
Ever heard of cyclic citrinolated protein?
cyclic citrullinated protein
Subject: cyclic citrullinated protein
cyclic citrullinated protein
Probably protein autoimmune syndrome nm
Subject: Probably protein autoimmune syndrome nm
nm
medication s/l bena-protein
Subject: medication s/l bena-protein
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Alpha field protein?
Subject: Alpha field protein?
Is anyone familiar with a lab test that sounds llike an alpha field protein?
protein G cell antibody
Subject: protein G cell antibody
Abnormal Protein S, s/l CNN and possible lipid antibody. sm
Subject: Abnormal Protein S, s/l CNN and possible lipid antibody. sm
Doc says, "pt has hx of abnormal protein S, (s/l) CNN, and possible lipid antibody, all three. Hx of DVT in 2001. She had pulmonary embolus in June at which time she had Factor V difficiency. She has multiple coagulopathies." Any help appreciated.Thx. mmw
protein S, C and ? (maybe stuttering) possible lipid antibody...
Subject: protein S, C and ? (maybe stuttering) possible lipid antibody...
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Maybe C-reactive protein. Used to detect inflammation. nm
Subject: Maybe C-reactive protein. Used to detect inflammation. nm
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SPEP (serum protein electrophoresis) NM
Subject: SPEP (serum protein electrophoresis) NM
NM
ASSAM (all caps) an amyloid protein
Subject: ASSAM (all caps) an amyloid protein
Bence Jones protein. Don't know about the spike. nm
Subject: Bence Jones protein. Don't know about the spike. nm
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serum protein electrophoresis (SPE) and immunofixation (IFE)
Subject: serum protein electrophoresis (SPE) and immunofixation (IFE)
nm
s/l triglusovil protein antibody positive
Subject: s/l triglusovil protein antibody positive
anti-smooth muscle antibody positive and s/ltriglusovil protein antibody positive.
This is the spleen lab tests. Any ideas?
other one possibly "beta centromeric protein?
Subject: other one possibly "beta centromeric protein?
C-reactive protein is a test for septic arthritis--sm
Subject: C-reactive protein is a test for septic arthritis--sm
particularly in children. could that be it? C-reactive protein is also CRP.
s/l bench jones? total protein which is high and a
Subject: s/l bench jones? total protein which is high and a
urine without any s/l M-spike? 
SPEP stands for serum protein electrophoresis
Subject: SPEP stands for serum protein electrophoresis
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s/l "acheemo" 4+ protein was found in patient's urine.
Subject: s/l "acheemo" 4+ protein was found in patient's urine.
s/l acheemo 4+ protein was found in patient's urine.
Anyone heard of this?
Thanks,
Abby
Pro-Gest? Natural supp from papaya to help with protein digestion. nm
Subject: Pro-Gest? Natural supp from papaya to help with protein digestion. nm
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wild guess - something like serum protein negative, colorless?
Subject: wild guess - something like serum protein negative, colorless?
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