Is it eccentric disk bulge?
Posted By: countrymt on 2007-06-13
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What about disk bulge in canal area of C5-C6? nm
Subject: What about disk bulge in canal area of C5-C6? nm
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Maybe eccentric, grossly abnormal or unusual? nm
Subject: Maybe eccentric, grossly abnormal or unusual? nm
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pseudodisc bulge?
Subject: pseudodisc bulge?
I transcribe for radiologists in two states, and lately some of them are dictating "pseudodisc bulge." I wouldn't think it would be a pseudodisc, but rather, a pseudobulge of disc. I've googled both terms, and don't get many hits for either. What should they be saying? Is this one of those doctor coined phrases?
bulbous bulge --
Subject: bulbous bulge --
would be my guess.
The adjective bulbous has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1: like a bulb
Synonym: bulblike
Meaning #2: curving outward
Synonyms: bellied, bellying, bulging, bulgy, protuberant
Never mind. He is saying bulge! :-)
Subject: Never mind. He is saying bulge! :-)
I think it is tenting as if something is causing it to bulge out like a tent.
Subject: I think it is tenting as if something is causing it to bulge out like a tent.
I don't believe they can the the color or tint on an MRI.
yep umbo — central bulge where the malleus attaches to the drum. ...
Subject: yep umbo — central bulge where the malleus attaches to the drum. ...
Disk
Subject: Disk
To my knowledge disc with a C is for the back and disk with a K is for the eyes.
Not sure about your other word.
My QA says disk
Subject: My QA says disk
disk
Subject: disk
The ortho word book has both, but has disk listed first, so that is probably the one they prefer
anyone, eh?........we know disk/disc....sm
Subject: anyone, eh?........we know disk/disc....sm
we know if it's disk or disc and which is the preferable way to go and we also know that it's bottom line - CLIENT PREFERENCE.
Now, if you continually cannot help anyone in this thread and merely want to be confrontational and into one upmanship, please leave the board and find a more confrontational one upmanship place to hang out....it would be GREATLY appreciated by probably everyone.
Disc or disk
Subject: Disc or disk
What is correct? C-spine herniated disc or disk? Degenerative disc or disk disease, etc. I have seen this both ways. Confused.
Thanks
disk disease?
I'm hearing disk disease but I'm more familiar with degenerative disk disease or lumbar disk disease. Is just the term disk disease fairly common? Thanks.
Per BOS, disK is preferred for both.
Subject: Per BOS, disK is preferred for both.
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help with disk/disc
Subject: help with disk/disc
Is this correct? -- Disc used with eyes. Disk used with back.
Thanks.
Is it L5/S1 or L5-S1 disk herniation?
Subject: Is it L5/S1 or L5-S1 disk herniation?
Is it written with a slash or dash???
Thanks!
Disk or Disc
Subject: Disk or Disc
I am typing a report of an L4-L5 disk herniation, but I see on google it is spelled with a C at the end instead of a K, so just wondering now if spelling it disk is correct or not?
Thanks!
disc/disk
Subject: disc/disk
OK, so I am officially an oldtimer! Actually I asked my TL if I could use "disc" for back stuff because I just like how it looks so much better than "disk". He said I could, however in the EYE, it is "disk". So another difference of opinion here.
disc vs disk
Subject: disc vs disk
My understanding is BOS says "disc" pertaining to the eye and "disk" for all other anatomical terms not related to the eye.
disc/disk
Subject: disc/disk
which is correct?
CERVICAL SPINE DEGENERATIVE *disk/disc* DISEASE WITH RADICULITIS
disc vs disk - poll please
Subject: disc vs disk - poll please
I thought the preferred word to use for both oph and ortho was disc. Either are okay to use, but keep it consistent in your transcription, disk for spine, disc for eyes. I guess it just depends who you work for. What do you all use?
You are mistaken. Look up disc/disk in your sm
Subject: You are mistaken. Look up disc/disk in your sm
medical dictionary and you will see that the two are interchangeable. One is Latin and the other is Greek. They both mean the same exact thing.
Disk space height
Subject: Disk space height
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Oh no, not the disc/disk discussion! :op
Subject: Oh no, not the disc/disk discussion! :op
Here we go.
disk versus disc
Subject: disk versus disc
Funduscopic exam reveals sharp DISKS OR DISCS.
Does anyone have a rule as to which disk/disc to use when?
Thanks for any help.
BOS II page 140, recommends disk for all uses. nm
Subject: BOS II page 140, recommends disk for all uses. nm
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L4-5 far lateral disk excision
Subject: L4-5 far lateral disk excision
Disk versus disc
Subject: Disk versus disc
I was just wondering what the general opinion is on disc versus disk when referring to the back. AMMT Book of Style indicates disk should be used but I had thought disc was the more generally accepted.
This was changed years ago to disK.
Subject: This was changed years ago to disK.
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BOS2-Preference is disk.
Subject: BOS2-Preference is disk.
x
Is he saying optic disk pallor? (sm)
Subject: Is he saying optic disk pallor? (sm)
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Spinal disc or disk?
Subject: Spinal disc or disk?
Retractors for herniated disk C5-6
Subject: Retractors for herniated disk C5-6
Anterior cervical diskectomy infusion.
(s/l kleid) retractors were placed for further expose the C5-6 disk space.
disc = spine, disk = eyes... That is how I do it.
Subject: disc = spine, disk = eyes... That is how I do it.
nm
disk - spine, disc - eyes nm
Subject: disk - spine, disc - eyes nm
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same here; disk (spine), disc (eyes)
Subject: same here; disk (spine), disc (eyes)
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when referring to the spine is it disk or disc? Also is it 3 mm or 3mm
Subject: when referring to the spine is it disk or disc? Also is it 3 mm or 3mm
I noticed QA is changing my work and what something I see doesnt look right to me. I type 3 mm and they change it to 3mm. Also I received a half typed report and they were using disc for disk. Maybe I need to start studying a little more.
Diskectomy. (AAMT BOS-2 prefers disk, too.)
Subject: Diskectomy. (AAMT BOS-2 prefers disk, too.)
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Not anymore...according to AAMT now always use disk, for eyes too. nm
Subject: Not anymore...according to AAMT now always use disk, for eyes too. nm
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pretty simple disk herniation
Subject: pretty simple disk herniation
cervical degenerative disk disease?
Subject: cervical degenerative disk disease?
x
preferred is disk though for yrs I typed disc....
Subject: preferred is disk though for yrs I typed disc....
also, where ever it is it showed degenerative disk disease
Subject: also, where ever it is it showed degenerative disk disease
I was taught disC for eye, disK for back, but
Subject: I was taught disC for eye, disK for back, but
many MTSO's/clients want disK for everything.
Preferred is disk.--both eyes and back.
Subject: Preferred is disk.--both eyes and back.
x
Would be disk - "disc" denotes the eyes. nm
Subject: Would be disk - "disc" denotes the eyes. nm
lumbar disk "infesentuent" spaces
Subject: lumbar disk "infesentuent" spaces
lumbar disk "infesentuent" spaces show degeneration
There is no disk space SLAP, or no loose body.
Subject: There is no disk space SLAP, or no loose body.
TIA
which is correct? lumbar disc disease or disk
Subject: which is correct? lumbar disc disease or disk
disease? Thanks
yes, I think it's like a flat piece of disk sticking out like a shelf
Subject: yes, I think it's like a flat piece of disk sticking out like a shelf
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I learned to use disc when referring to the eye and disk for the back....
Subject: I learned to use disc when referring to the eye and disk for the back....
However, seems like disk is the preferred way for both now.
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