Glad you found it. Had me stumped almost!!! nm

• lab test s/l F70 or S70? - Kathy
  • SCL-70? sm - Txczech
    • I found it, it was ZAP-70 - Kathy
      • Glad you found it. Had me stumped almost!!! nm - Txczech

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Because of words like the one you were looking for, and because it seems like she needed a minimum of 10 adjectives to describe every single speck on the skin - "Pt has a small, reddish-brown, raised, oval-shaped, 0.5 cm x 0.5 cm (etc., etc.) spot on the upper left arm..."    (Don't mean to be insensitive to the patients.  Just don't miss it is all I'm saying!)

The doctor says, self - s/l "unreserveratings" are functioning.  She is talking about ADD.  TIA!!

All I can think of is some kind of Mycolog paste. Sorry. All I can think of regarding your S/L.

Ortho doc is dictating impressions and says:  Mild bursitis and tendonitis of the right shoulder ???? ieou ?? syndrome???

He actually says a - e - i - o -u  and then what sounds like syndrome. 

Am I hearing things? 

Here is an excellent article from emedicine.com.  Look under the synonyms paragraph at the names of instruments etc. May help.

I am so sorry. I am a real dink today!!!

Here is the link:

http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3284.htm

She is noted to have a 3cm red mass just posterior to the arytenoid cartilage at the esophageal inlet  When she swallows this mass disappears into the esophageal inlet and then about 5 seconds later it protrudes back up behind the arytenoid cartilages.  It gives the appearance of an air filled esophageal mucosal sac.  

The patient brought with her a lateral x-ray of the neck which shows the s/l prevacubital space is very widened in the retrolaryngeal region. 

Any suggestions?

Under list of procedure:  Pitocin induction; Foley bulb induction, and s/l "mesial ripening."  Thanks so much. 

Thanks - but this one has me stumped.  It sounds pretty clear.  Only other thing it could be would be "see MR card" but that does not really make sense either?!  Guess I will have to blank it.

No significant s/l "dopping" appreciated at the fracture site.  Any ideas?

This is a list of meds for a female pt who underwent gastric bypass:  s/l Bialla 10 ml  subcutaneously

?Bialla, Vialla ??  TIA

ESL dictator saying:  GU:  __ no dysuria, no pelocular--s/l

In the first instance, it sounds like tissue, but then I'm certain it's dysuria.  The second is simply what it sounds like.  Thanks for any help. 

It is an allergy to this drug, which sounds like "Avalore"  I looked high and low and cannot find anything remotely close.  Any ideas? 

Thanks for the help.