Could he just be saying something like "trimmed across the ridge"?
Posted By: nm on 2008-05-23
In Reply to: s/l Ken Johnson's ridge? - jab
Subject: Could he just be saying something like "trimmed across the ridge"?
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Passavant - under "ridge" in the ENT book
s/l Ken Johnson's ridge?
Subject: s/l Ken Johnson's ridge?
I have a dictator who says this while dictating a bunionectomy, as in "trimmed s/l Ken Johnson's ridge." I can't find it in any reference, and when I've sent it to QA they leave blanks too!
Ken Johnson's Ridge
Subject: Ken Johnson's Ridge
After all the times I've sent it to QA and they sent it on with a blank, this time he said it slowly, so it is "Ken Johnson's ridge."
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Passavant ridge
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Subject: external oblique ridge?
ridge or bridge of the periosteum?
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adenoidectomy s/l posivons ridge -- help!
Subject: adenoidectomy s/l posivons ridge -- help!
 super-fast dictator: The Coblator device was used to completely ablate all significant adenoid tissue, being careful not to disturb the region of s/l possivonce/posivons ridge.
ridge? middle? If coming up the back, could be nape of his neck. nm
Subject: ridge? middle? If coming up the back, could be nape of his neck. nm
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