Curious as to why you're assuming the term is sm

• orthopedic word - need help please!
  • Curious as to why you're assuming the term is sm - nm
    • neurofibromatosis, maybe? nm - same nm
  • orthopaedic word - Arcogal716
  • it might help if we could see this in the - nyob
    • neuroma s/l _____ - need help
      • I wonder if he is talking about a neurilemmoma -- a neuroma of the - larynx, using the term "epiglottis"?
        • Or another form..."neuroma en glottis" ?? - Gosh, that is all I can think of.
  • Did they remove the neuroma 'in toto' - in its entirety? nm - wanderer
    • see message - need help please!

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Go to Tools, at the bottom of the meun there is a customize button, click it. Once you are there open the Command tab.  You will see a list of categories on the left and commands on the right.  Click on the format category and you will see all of the format buttons you can add to your tool bar...  about 1/2 way down you will see the superscript and subscript buttons...  Click on the superscript and drag it to your toolbar.  I usually try to put it with like buttons, like the bold, underline and such.  The button should insert into your toolbar and now when you need to superscript a number you can just click on that button before you type it.  you do have to remember to click the button off after you have typed the superscripted character.

Hope this helps..

Sue-Ellen

K  -- when the doc dicates the patient is a 1-year-old though 10-year-old should the ages be typed out or Arabic numerals?  I believe BOS says the above -- however QA for the new company says "typed out"   --- grrr

thanks

for years i've been using low-back pain as a pain of the low back

just like i've been using small-bowel disease as a disease of the small bowel

i figured that the "low" and the "small" refer to the "back" and the "bowel," respectively, but i'm so open to the reasoning why it should not be hyphenated....

since they're terms i use every single day, i would really appreciate clarification....

thanks!

I also do plastic/reconstructive surgery reports and am wondering about these words as well, i.e. if okay combined or not:

back lift    arm lift    thigh lift   neck lift   

I know that browlift is okay

thank you

Weight loss, check Hemoccult cards x 3, check s/l C&P, PSA.

tia

Has anyone ever heard of bicellar cerebellar diameter.  All I can find is transverse cerebellar diameteter.  Txs. - Linda

It is probably chronic cholecystitis