Her symptoms do not quite *jog with* a symptomatic gallbladder disease. Is this correct? Thanks. nm
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gallbladder disease and they did a *synthorotomy??**
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Subject: does convalescent for his gallbladder sound correct...
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s/l *sterile* response to disease. Is this correct? TY
Subject: s/l *sterile* response to disease. Is this correct? TY
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Subject: sounds like "airline" lung disease? Is this correct?
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Subject: Symptomatic?
nm
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Subject: symptomatic?
Symptomatic bleeding?
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Subject: symptomatic? NM
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Subject: symptomatic? (sm)
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Subject: The symptoms of perimenopause or perimenopausal symptoms. Why not?? nm
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Subject: Word help s/l clyde vox disease or clydevox disease or klinvox disease???? TIA.
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Subject: sounds like UN-I-ZATION symptomatic status?? Any help would be appreciated!!!
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gallbladder
Sounds like a ultrasound or as some docs say sonogram and cholelithiasis is spelled with an e not an o.
gallbladder help
Subject: gallbladder help
"I also described to her the aspects of cystic duct impaction and an _______ of the gallbladder."
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Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
Subject: Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
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Subject: gallbladder scan
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Subject: hydropic gallbladder? nm
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Subject: Gallbladder concerns.
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Subject: scan of gallbladder besides HIDA?
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Subject: s/l hydro-opaque gallbladder....
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Subject: Could you be missing a "p" and "o" before this for porcelain gallbladder? nm
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Subject: Doing gallbladder s/l Takida study. nm
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Subject: Gallbladder terms I cannot make out
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Gallbladder terms I cannot make out
Subject: Gallbladder terms I cannot make out
I am having the same trouble, what did you come up with on this?
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Subject: how about "...mobile calculi seen in the gallbladder"? nm
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Subject: Wild guess at emphysematous cholecystitis, air in the gallbladder? nm
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maybe symptoms?
Subject: maybe symptoms?
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