Might be. The doc is a mumbler. Thank you!!! nm

• Patient had laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Returns for eval of "subsactal" wound ?? - Sheryl
  • without knowing the context, could it be - diddles
    • Might be. The doc is a mumbler. Thank you!!! nm - Sheryl

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This patient is seen in the ICU after being struck by a car, many various injuries.

After stabilization, he went to the operating room for fixation of his femur fracture. His s/l level of ventil-o-elector-y-spore" was rapidly weaned.

I tried to space this as it is enunciated, but I can't tell if it is 2 words, 3 words, or what. Any help appreciated.

sodium is nearly always followed by potassium when dictating electrolytes. They have a certain order.

Patient seen for low back and lower extremity pain. Under plan: We would recommend an indirect decompression through an XLIF (collateral or lateral) approach at L4-5. 

It sure sounds like he is sounding out XLIF, and I cannot tell if he is saying collateral or lateral, but normally I would hear anterior or posterior lateral approch here and he is saying something way off from this. Sorry my sound like is not much help - it sounds like he is saying ex-something.

Thanks for any help!