Have heard of *peri-infarct ischemia"
Posted By: nm on 2008-10-09
In Reply to: peri ischemia? - mschweikl
Subject: Have heard of *peri-infarct ischemia"
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peri ischemia?
Subject: peri ischemia?
It sounds like the doctor is saying "coronary artery disease with an apical myocardial infarction and some mild peri ischemia in that area. I have not heard of peri ischemia before- has anyone run across this term?
It was CNS ischemia
Subject: It was CNS ischemia
They had to check the chart on this one.
ischemia?
Subject: ischemia?
s/l provocal ischemia
Subject: s/l provocal ischemia
not saying probable ischemia?
Subject: not saying probable ischemia?
Viagra for use of ischemia?
Subject: Viagra for use of ischemia?
Doctor said Viagra twice when discussing medications for a woman patient with ischemic ulcers at the tips of the index and middle fingers and poor circulation to the left hand.
It was clear. I know it is the nice blue pill for men, but are you aware of any other uses for it?
Yes, a virus could cause ischemia
Subject: Yes, a virus could cause ischemia
Pericarditis can be caused by a virus which can lead to restricted blood flow to/from the heart because of damage done by the virus.
I assume it's possible the same type of thing could happen in other parts of the body as well....
possibly ischemia?
Subject: possibly ischemia?
erosive ischemia?
Subject: erosive ischemia?
Can an EGD be negative for erosive ischemia? Its definitely not erosive gastritis. These are the sentences. These are not making sense to me.
Cardiology consultation was obtained. The patient underwent a nuclear medicine scan which was negative for ____ ischemia. EGD negative for erosive ischemia. The patient has been chest pain free since her admission.
also found provocative ischemia. sm
Subject: also found provocative ischemia. sm
Factors that estimate the extent of left ventricular dysfunction are the best predictors of cardiac mortality, and markers of provocative ischemia are ...
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... waiting”± with coronary arteriography followed by coronary mechanical reperfusion was used only for patients with spontaneous or provocative ischemia. ...
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s/l centralagraphic evidence of ischemia
Subject: s/l centralagraphic evidence of ischemia
I cannot find this anywhere! Please help.
mild preischemia or pre-ischemia? nm
Subject: mild preischemia or pre-ischemia? nm
yes sounds correct. i would myocardial ischemia
Subject: yes sounds correct. i would myocardial ischemia
then the other test (EGD) was neg for erosive ischemia
But is the infarct
Subject: But is the infarct
IN the canal?
Try this infarct!
Subject: Try this infarct!
capsuloputaminal infarct
regarding the infarct
Subject: regarding the infarct
Could be temporal or fronto-temporal perhaps?
May be TIA if you are not reallyh hearing an M. Transient ischemia attack?
Subject: May be TIA if you are not reallyh hearing an M. Transient ischemia attack?
Long shot, but often dictate myocardial ischemia. nm
Subject: Long shot, but often dictate myocardial ischemia. nm
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I believe lacunar infarct - NM
Subject: I believe lacunar infarct - NM
NM
s/l luquere infarct?
Subject: s/l luquere infarct?
There was evidence of a luquere infarct noted on the CAT scan.
lacunar infarct?
Subject: lacunar infarct?
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Type of infarct?
Subject: Type of infarct?
The doc says the patient had either a carotid event or a s/l "Borgisone" infarct due to decreased cerebral blood flow, generally to the brain or, more particularly, to the right internal carotid artery. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
'pertaminal infarct'
Subject: 'pertaminal infarct'
How about intracranial infarct?
Infarct and fasciculations..nm.
Subject: Infarct and fasciculations..nm.
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Peri-Loc I think. nm
Subject: Peri-Loc I think. nm
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Discrete or discreet infarct?
Subject: Discrete or discreet infarct?
Why don't I write this down so I can remember it? Thanks for any help! 
apical fixed infarct?
Subject: apical fixed infarct?
possibly pericapsular infarct...nm
Subject: possibly pericapsular infarct...nm
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s/l acute 'pertaminal' infarct? CVA
Subject: s/l acute 'pertaminal' infarct? CVA
Context: Acute cerebrovascular accident (CVA), secondary to acute small right ?? infarct.
No, it's not even close to anything related to 'pontine.'
peri-o-colap-sis
Subject: peri-o-colap-sis
Under past medical history, he states significant for **peri-o-colap-sis** abscess
This is the only sentence I have to figure this out. Thanks for any help!
Peri-menses maybe?
Subject: Peri-menses maybe?
She could be saying peri instead of para.
try peri colovesical
Subject: try peri colovesical
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No, she's very clear, peri...thx tho. nm
Subject: No, she's very clear, peri...thx tho. nm
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para - around; peri - beside or new NM
Subject: para - around; peri - beside or new NM
para vs. peri
Subject: para vs. peri
Para = alongside. I think of the 2 letter a's running alongside the r.
Peri = around - think of the perimeter of something.
HTH.
para -: peri-
Subject: para -: peri-
para-:
prefix meaning: two like parts; near, beside, beyond, opposite.
peri-:
prefix meaning: around, about
para vs. peri- sm
Subject: para vs. peri- sm
paratesticular hydrocele or peritesticular hydrocele
it sounds mostly like 'para', but I thought I'd cover my bases and check.
peri?...see note
Subject: peri?...see note
peri- means : Around, about or near. So peritesticular would be my guess.
para- means: A departure from the normal.
lacuna -lacunar infarct is a stroke nm
Subject: lacuna -lacunar infarct is a stroke nm
frontotemproal infarct with s/l jar-form hemorrhage
Subject: frontotemproal infarct with s/l jar-form hemorrhage
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Neuro s/l "stuttering" or "...ring" infarct (sm)
Subject: Neuro s/l "stuttering" or "...ring" infarct (sm)
The neurologist says the patient has facial droop suggestive of a _______ infarct. All I hear is "ring," "tring," or wing." Please help.
MRI of the brain: s/l frontal *periapercular* infarct? Thanks. nm
Subject: MRI of the brain: s/l frontal *periapercular* infarct? Thanks. nm
nm
Para and peri can be used with just about any word. I'd
Subject: Para and peri can be used with just about any word. I'd
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I have always typed peri bottle. SM
Subject: I have always typed peri bottle. SM
Some brands specify Peri-Bottle, but I use the generic peri bottle, or I suppose peri-bottle. Just a squirt bottle for cleaning/soothing the perineum etc.
I am not sure now if I even 'heard' ulnar peri
Subject: I am not sure now if I even 'heard' ulnar peri
I think it's the other way around - peri- around; para- alongside. nm
Subject: I think it's the other way around - peri- around; para- alongside. nm
nm
para versus peri
Subject: para versus peri
Anyone know a way to remember these two prefixes? Ex. - paravertebral versus perivertebral, pararenal versus perirenal? They sound alike and I need some help!!!
Thanks.
it does list polytendinobursitis but the doc said peri for sure
Subject: it does list polytendinobursitis but the doc said peri for sure
peri is a prefix meaning around or about
Subject: peri is a prefix meaning around or about
so if it fits your sentence, yes it is a word.
I think it might be inferotemporal infarct with star-form hemorrhage.
Subject: I think it might be inferotemporal infarct with star-form hemorrhage.
I personally use multi-infarct dementia, but YMMV. NM
Subject: I personally use multi-infarct dementia, but YMMV. NM
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