Google moss stabilization rod orthopedics

• Patient had back surgery s/l *moss my me* stabilization rod?? Thanks. nm - Anon
  • MOSS® MIAMI 4.0 Spine System - nn
  • Google moss stabilization rod orthopedics - Olive

The messages you are viewing are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select the boards given in left menu

This is for a fibular fracture

Any ideas  THANKS IN ADVANCE

Hello out there fellow MT's.  I have a drug from 2005 used for smoking cessation that sounds like "time moss".  I have searched rxlist, drugs.com, google, mt911, and have come up with nothing.  I would like to give a big THANK YOU in advance for anyone who know this anwser.....

7 mm were reached.  HEEELPPPPP!!!!

I am not sure if this looks right but this the sentence that sounds like it is being said.  I am wondering if "pub" is short for pubic??  Thanks for the ortho help, as I am at a loss in this area.

Osteopathic manipulative treatments were performed using muscle energy, Jones strain/counter strain, 7 stages of Spencer, leg tug technique, and a pub technique.     

Thanks for your time.

I would appreciate if someone can help with this....There is no deltoid or ____ atrophy.

I think he is sayign something that sounds like spiniatrophy...I really cannot make it out but he has said it in more than 3 reports. I was wondering if it was spinatus but there is no S, also it could be two words???

Thank you.

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:

She notes occasional crepitus.

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:

Examination reveals nontender ___.  Range of motions are nearly complete and painfree. 

That is exactly what he said... nothing else. there is no subheading.

Dr. Says:  The right knee has some minimal diffuse swelling, but no point tenderness or erythema.  No pain with movement of the patella, medially or laterally.  No increased (s/l play) with varus or valgus stress.  Negative drawer and Lachman test.   

ASSESSMENT

Left arm strain and right knee contusion, due to a fall

Could play be the correct word? 

Doc is saying "posterolateral interbody fusion with s/l REMP grafts and gutter fusion" 

REMP?

Sounds like "Dirock" procedure for index finger dislocation.

Thanks

I'm working on a transcription for Orthopedics, and I'm not sure what the doc is saying before "cervical lodosis".  It sounds like "attended", but maybe someone could give me a second opinion?  Here's the sentence:

There is a "Scotty dog sign" and an "Earle sign."

Scotty dog sign refers to a view of the lumbar spine in which an outline of a dog can be seen.

Earle sign refers to a bony prominence or large hematoma on rectal exam.

Maybe these are what you are looking for.

Status post previous C5-L4 [s/l instrument effusion] in 1991.

Here is the sentence - the word is the same in both blanks:

"__________-1 with the knee extended at the ankles is about 45-50 degrees of equinus, and __________-2 with the knee extended on both ankles is still over 20 degrees of equinus."

The word sounds like "Ferrar-1", or possibly "Perar-1".   Anyone know what this is?  I've looked everywhere! 

re:  flat feet

He is unable to toe walk on the left especially, with reconstitution of his arch s/l tight foot angles are normal.  TIA!

"He was found to have a complete rupture.  He was s/l *diastased* about 1.5 cm or so and he had some early scar tissue forming.  Debrided all of this down until we got to decent looking, healthy Achilles tissue."

TIA