CT contrast - Probable is bubble
Posted By: anon on 2006-07-09
In Reply to: CT contrast..sm - 2teens
Subject: CT contrast - Probable is bubble
I type bubble contrast quite often in CT reports.
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gas formed bubble?
Subject: gas formed bubble?
Bubble study
Subject: Bubble study
Is bubble study correct? It's some type of study for the heart, I think.
bubble study
Subject: bubble study
Thanks so much! This info is very helpful and now makes sense to me! Take care.
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Subject: sorry, see you already have bowel, so ? bubble, hadn't heard of that one.
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Subject: large bowel BUBBLE obstruction...anyone heard of that? n/m
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Subject: echocardiogram bubble study with s/l michael bubbles in the left chamber nm
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Well...both are more than probable.
Subject: Well...both are more than probable.
1. Fecal discharge from the vaginal vault is possible with fistulas.
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Subject: What is the probable dx etc? nm
Retinal detachment. A s/l purr form bubble was used to stabilize the peripheral retina.
Subject: Retinal detachment. A s/l purr form bubble was used to stabilize the peripheral retina.
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Subject: not saying probable ischemia?
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Subject: Probable nonmedical word
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PROBABLE GANGLION CYST,
Subject: PROBABLE GANGLION CYST,
plantar right foot. It is on the plantar area of the foot.
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Subject: first syllable probable the word all...nm
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Subject: WAG here but acute gastroenteritis with probable IBS? nm
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Subject: perhaps "pericolic abscess," though there are probable other possibilities nm
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Subject: planemetry??seems probable. telemetry seems improbable. SM
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Subject: Ask your QA for this probable client-specific information. nm
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Subject: Up for a challenge? S/L **Probable LB** aneurysm with chronic anticoagulant therapy
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Subject: Left wrist sprain with probable TFCC degenerative tear and s/l bore bursitis?
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Subject: Contrast
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Subject: CT with and without contrast
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CT contrast..sm
Subject: CT contrast..sm
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TIA
contrast?
Subject: contrast?
Could he/she be saying no bubble contrast from right to left side?
Contrast?
Subject: Contrast?
The two that I have heard on a regular basis include Isovue and Omnipaque.
contrast
Subject: contrast
p.o., which means "oral" contrast.
CONTRAST
Subject: CONTRAST
What type of study are the doing? NM, CT, ???
contrast/air nm
Subject: contrast/air nm
contrast
Subject: contrast
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megafest contrast? nm
Subject: megafest contrast? nm
nm
Yes, MD-76 - it's a contrast medium
Subject: Yes, MD-76 - it's a contrast medium
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Subject: another contrast medium!
Second could be IVC (intravenous contrast)
Subject: Second could be IVC (intravenous contrast)
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s/l *iodated contrast
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Subject: could it be flush with contrast
flush with contrast
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Subject: s/l "isolusmolar contrast"
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Subject: Sometimes, contrast helps . . .
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Subject: Brain MRI w/contrast. SM
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BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
Subject: BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
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Subject: CT scan with PO and IV contrast
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Subject: s/l obdurate contrast
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Subject: contrast in the knee?? sm
I have recommended use of a cane or an assistive device. I have recommended a s/l contrast in the knee and I have given her some knee exercises.
If contrast is correct what does this mean??
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contrast CT of the chest
Subject: contrast CT of the chest
Can you hear double contrast ?
Subject: Can you hear double contrast ?
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Normal Head CT w/ and w/out contrast... s/m
Subject: Normal Head CT w/ and w/out contrast... s/m
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I know these aren't even close... but I've listened so many times that is all I hear anymore... especially the 'pine needles' 
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