Exam of both feet reveals large medial **bos** that are not correctable. TIA nm
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Subject: exam of back reveals it to be symmetrical without s/l farming???
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Subject: Exam reveals discomfort and crepitus about the radial head and s/l capatome. Thanks!
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Subject: burning feet -- ortho exam
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the 5th finger on the palmar surface. Thanks for any help.
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Subject: Breast exam reveals no masses in the tail or s/l spence. Pt with a gunshot wound to the chest. TIA
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Subject: distal exam was then performed, s/l medial apparent?
Examining feet = *Feet are 1 to 1 in distribution*....TIA
Subject: Examining feet = *Feet are 1 to 1 in distribution*....TIA
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Subject: There is significant medial and medial *peripatellar* pain with hyperflexion.
There is significant medial and medial *peripatellar* pain with hyperflexion.
Subject: There is significant medial and medial *peripatellar* pain with hyperflexion.
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Subject: oropharynx reveals
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Subject: Auscultation of the chest reveals
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Subject: portable chest x-ray reveals.....nm
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Subject: reveals no erythema or oral lesions?
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Subject: ENT-physical examination reveals *syn___ectomy* without palpable adenopathy??? Thanks- nm
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Subject: Examination of the right hand reveals s/l classic model of Dupuytren's contracture
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Subject: patient with breast cancer. skin reveals no evidence of *poterauge*??? thanks. nm
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Subject: Examination and inspection of the left hip reveals 90o of flexion. Full extension. sm
No **flexion** contracture. Would this be flexor or flexion?
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Subject: feet or foot?
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Subject: Patient's feet bother him - sm
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Subject: in med list, s/l iso source 2 feet? what??? tia
thank you sooooo much for the answer about the feet
Subject: thank you sooooo much for the answer about the feet
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Subject: painful nodules on feet sm
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foot of feet incisions? nm
Subject: foot of feet incisions? nm
In your case, bilateral feet.
Subject: In your case, bilateral feet.
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Subject: Actos for swelling of feet?
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Subject: Sentence reads: Right axilla reveals a right s/l consolent, pink rash which is slightly pale.
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Subject: thank you. It is clearly Isosource. But I clearly hear 2 feet after this. YIKES!!! nm
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Subject: Inches and feet are not metric--no decimels. nm
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Subject: if not verbatim it is feet if more than 1 foot tall *lol*
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Subject: correct way to type 5 10? (as in 5 feet, 10 inches)
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Subject: short of breath and feet swelling
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Subject: I would guess flat feet, but that isn't very close to your s/l, sorry.
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Subject: There is a condition called "trash" feet.
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Subject: s/l rainot syndrome - modeling of feet
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Subject: I don't think that's it - he's referring to possible tarsal tunnel syndrome - feet... But thanks anyways...
Sorry, meant to type foot OR feet incisions. nm
Subject: Sorry, meant to type foot OR feet incisions. nm
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Subject: He has a rash on his feet consistent with s/l inia pedis?
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Subject: I was taught you get callus in your bones and callous on your feet. So, when referring to
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Subject: s/l forci for infection to get in..His feet are very dry, calloused, with multiple areas which would
His feet are very dry, calloused, with multiple areas which would serve as excellent forci for infection to get in. TIA..
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Subject: 5 feet 3 inches, 220 pounds (spell out nonmetric units)
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