Fibrous, erythematous plaque with s/l bold or full. S/l could be either. nm
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Oops...that should be s/l bold or full borders.nm
Subject: Oops...that should be s/l bold or full borders.nm
There was a white coating of the tongue but, plaque could not be removed. Is plaque right (S/L PLA
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non-erythematous or nonerythemaous or non erythematous?
Subject: non-erythematous or nonerythemaous or non erythematous?
Hello everyone! I can't find this in the AAMT book and was wondering what the best way to spell this word would be? Any suggestions much appreciated. Have an awesome Sunday!
It will stick with thermalogics.. He clearly says it.. will bold it for QA! Thanks for help
Subject: It will stick with thermalogics.. He clearly says it.. will bold it for QA! Thanks for help
he has full extension of the s/l elbow box at full flexion. nm
Subject: he has full extension of the s/l elbow box at full flexion. nm
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Plse see message. Stuck on one word (bold italic). Don't think its fissure.Driving me crazy.
Subject: Plse see message. Stuck on one word (bold italic). Don't think its fissure.Driving me crazy. Tks
PET SCAN 03/08/08: Reveals intense hypermetabolism corresponding to the mass in the left mid lung field posteriorly, abutting in the left major fizure predominantly in the superior segment of the left lower lobe. This same type of metabolism corresponding to the right middle lobe pulmonary nodule previously noted activity in the lower neck anteriorly (06/28/06) has since resolved.
plaque
Subject: plaque
I would think a "white plaque" lesion.
Plaque
Subject: Plaque
You can have plaques in lots of areas - oral, skin - by the way, I would take the comma out after but - it's not necessary.
s/l fibrous shoeing?
Subject: s/l fibrous shoeing?
The fracture however is apparently healing by ***fibrous shoeing*** and there appears to be a callus or new bone in the fractured line as seen on the lateral view.
fibrous union? nm
Subject: fibrous union? nm
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Just a guess but how about fibrous?
Subject: Just a guess but how about fibrous?
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fibrous tissue ? nm
Subject: fibrous tissue ? nm
Hollenhorst plaque
Subject: Hollenhorst plaque
fibrous papilloma - nm
Subject: fibrous papilloma - nm
that's it, but it is fibrous lump. Thanks!
Subject: that's it, but it is fibrous lump. Thanks!
there is a herald plaque...nm
Subject: there is a herald plaque...nm
xx
maybe a fibrous capsule??
Subject: maybe a fibrous capsule??
sl holland horse plaque
Subject: sl holland horse plaque
the patient was given plavix for s/l holland horse plaque.
adhesions? ligaments (from fibrous bands etc) ? nm
Subject: adhesions? ligaments (from fibrous bands etc) ? nm
or maybe erythematous.
Subject: or maybe erythematous.
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Nope, new report....medication for plaque in ear s/l trisinilar..TIA
Subject: Nope, new report....medication for plaque in ear s/l trisinilar..TIA
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erythematous desquamation?
Subject: erythematous desquamation?
erythematous and pruritic (sm)
Subject: erythematous and pruritic (sm)
Don't know the context but if it is dermatology, perhaps the above.
paretic means a person afflicted with paresis (partial paralysis)?
Erythematous and Pruritic
Subject: Erythematous and Pruritic
Erythematous means red and irritated and Pruritic means itching.
She's definitely saying erythematous mucosa.
Subject: She's definitely saying erythematous mucosa.
Could the first word be erythematous?
Subject: Could the first word be erythematous?
erythematous wheels
Subject: erythematous wheels
s/l erythematous wheels on the back of her neck.
Is this a correct sentence. Doc is referring to lesions on the neck.
erythematous; edematous
Subject: erythematous; edematous
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I know that plaque is broken up during some catherization procedures and flushed or floated away??NM
Subject: I know that plaque is broken up during some catherization procedures and flushed or floated away??NM
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Nose has erythematous mucosa?
Subject: Nose has erythematous mucosa?
Possibly erythematous edema..NMSG
Subject: Possibly erythematous edema..NMSG
NMSG
skin....Right calf shows an erythematous..
Subject: skin....Right calf shows an erythematous..
s/l lie-can-a-thide
Thanks Deborah
The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
Subject: The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
Urachal: A cord or band of fibrous tissue extending from the bladder to the umbilicus
Subject: Urachal: A cord or band of fibrous tissue extending from the bladder to the umbilicus
possibly eczemas dermatitis and pruritus and erythematous papules. nm
Subject: possibly eczemas dermatitis and pruritus and erythematous papules. nm
Eardrum retracted, erythematous, poor light reflex...
Subject: Eardrum retracted, erythematous, poor light reflex...
is reflex or reflects? Thank you
Patient has rash that is erythematous, s/l "deb-e-nus" or "endebenus". No clue. Thx
Subject: Patient has rash that is erythematous, s/l "deb-e-nus" or "endebenus". No clue. Thx
atheromatous for the first part? atheromatous plaque? WAG here. nm
Subject: atheromatous for the first part? atheromatous plaque? WAG here. nm
Yep changes in size of vessels, i.e. segmental size, plaque size, etc.
Subject: Yep changes in size of vessels, i.e. segmental size, plaque size, etc.
full?
Subject: full?
Sometimes they say "full bag of waters."
Maybe full?
Subject: Maybe full?
full lesion
I have an extremely difficult dictator with a thick accent. Sound like: "Full" lesion of actinic keratosis. Is there some other word that starts with an F that precedes lesion commonly because I am not sure if that is what he is saying?
ROS: S/L Riska full (?) sm
Subject: ROS: S/L Riska full (?) sm
Elderly male with diarrhea, weight loss, ulcerative colitis, anemia. Thanks!
full fluid WBC
Subject: full fluid WBC
Urinalysis: Positive nitrite with large leukocytes, "full fluid" WBC.
full field WBC /nm
Subject: full field WBC /nm
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Full sentence
Subject: Full sentence
EEG Interpretation: This is a normal low-voltage fast EEG with ?densodishapena? effect. No epileptiform or focal abnormalities are seen. Thanks for your help!
Could we have a full sentence or 2 to try to help you???!!!! nm
Subject: Could we have a full sentence or 2 to try to help you???!!!! nm
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need full sentence . .. but
Subject: need full sentence . .. but
perhaps "this represents" a pathologic fracture
What is the full sentence? nm
Subject: What is the full sentence? nm
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Does he have his mouth full?
Subject: Does he have his mouth full?
LOL
My guess would've been dysthymic disorder.
full sentence sm...
Subject: full sentence sm...
His ACL, I do not think is very functional, but he has benevolent arthritis.
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