Need a good rheumatology site, anyone know of one?
Posted By: thanks on 2007-10-06
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another good site--sm
Subject: another good site--sm
http://www.medicaltrans.net/gmt-transcription-rules.html
Good web site
Subject: Good web site
I just found the best web site for surgical instruments! Link below. Happy hunting
http://www.ssrsurgical.com/index.html
If you need a good site for
Subject: If you need a good site for
anything to do with cancer, The National Cancer Institute has a good website at www.cancer.gov. There is a good drug dictationary in there at www.cancer.gov/templates/drugdictionary. I have it under my "Favorites" section on the computer for an easy and fast look up.
need a good address site
Subject: need a good address site
Does anyone know of any address sites that are helpful besides healthgrades.com and choicetrust.com?
Here's a good site to search...SM
Subject: Here's a good site to search...SM
I could have tried to help more, but don't know any more info as to whether this is a procedure, central line catheter, etc. More info might have helped .
Here is a good site for abbreviation help
Subject: Here is a good site for abbreviation help
www.medilexicon.com
You can type in the abbreviation and get a list of answers.
does anyone have a good site for finding PTs?
Subject: does anyone have a good site for finding PTs?
Good site to use....www.accessdata.fda.gov....nm
Subject: Good site to use....www.accessdata.fda.gov....nm
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Stedman's has a good site.
Subject: Stedman's has a good site.
http://www.stedmans.com/AtWork/section.cfm/27
here is a good site I have posted before
Subject: here is a good site I have posted before
http://www.chemocare.com/bio/
At the top you can also click on acronyms
Here's a good drug site on the Net
Subject: Here's a good drug site on the Net
http://www.rxlist.com/drugs/alpha_a.htm
Good site to look up abbreviations -
Subject: Good site to look up abbreviations -
http://mt911.com/site/search/abbreviation_search.asp
Need good site for EMG terminology...
Subject: Need good site for EMG terminology...
I'm doing more neurology than I've ever had to do, and unfortunately one of the authors is not the clearest speaker. Trying to find some good references for EMG test results/terminology, have spent a lot of time Googling with no really good sites showing up yet. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! 
RxList is a good site. It shows:
Subject: RxList is a good site. It shows:
Brand Name: Tarceva Tarceva Patient Info
(or erlotinib) CheckRx!
Generic Name: erlotinib
Does anyone have a good site for allergy info?
Subject: Does anyone have a good site for allergy info?
Words, tests, anything related to Allergy...
I am covering on this account and haven't done allergy before!
Here is good lung exam site for you. sm
Subject: Here is good lung exam site for you. sm
http://medinfo.ufl.edu/year1/bcs/clist/chest.html
Do not know very many people "great" at these either, good site would be
Subject: Do not know very many people "great" at these either, good site would be
http://www.dsmz.de/microorganisms/bacterial_nomenclature.php?select=P
Good site here, maybe you can find a "sounds-like" (sm)
Subject: Good site here, maybe you can find a "sounds-like" (sm)
http://slackbooks.com/view.asp?slackcode=47417
Good ophthalmology word site
Subject: Good ophthalmology word site
Have been away from ophthalmology for a while and now thrown back in. Anyone have a good reference site for word help specific to this specialty? TIA!
good site for med equipment and medterm search
Subject: good site for med equipment and medterm search
Supports wild card search.
http://www.eneel.com/
it wasn't Froment sign - but that is a good site to know about... Thanks anyways!
Subject: it wasn't Froment sign - but that is a good site to know about... Thanks anyways!
Need good site for professional abbreviations such as NPCDE, etc nm
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Can anyone recommend a good orthopedic word site? Thanx! nm
Subject: Can anyone recommend a good orthopedic word site? Thanx! nm
Thanx again!
Drugs.com has a pretty good site of information.
Subject: Drugs.com has a pretty good site of information.
Just lucky. Keep that medcompare.com site. Very good for this stuff. nm
Subject: Just lucky. Keep that medcompare.com site. Very good for this stuff. nm
A good reference site for cancer therapies
Subject: A good reference site for cancer therapies
http://www.chemocare.com/bio/
Good site for abbreviation references is http://www.medilexicon.com/
Subject: Good site for abbreviation references is http://www.medilexicon.com/
Cardio help s/l Zyant drug-eluting stent. Does anyone have a good site to use for stent names?
Subject: Cardio help s/l Zyant drug-eluting stent. Does anyone have a good site to use for stent names?
Another rheumatology ? sm
Subject: Another rheumatology ? sm
In more than six months of typing for this doc, I've never heard this terminology. Now, he has two patient's one after the other with this FMF.
This patient has been seen at the NIH and noted to have one gene mutation, the V726A but to be a carrier s/l it could be either: without 2 genes or with L2 genes.
Thanks again for your help.
Rheumatology - please sm
Subject: Rheumatology - please sm
We did extensive blood work when I saw her in October, and she turns out to be anticardiolipin antibody-positive with a lupus anticoagulant and s/l nonperoxitis positive.
rheumatology help!
Subject: rheumatology help!
It sounds like he is saying "pausi-articular" inflammatory arthropathy. I searched the internet to no avail.... any ideas?
Rheumatology s/l sm....
Subject: Rheumatology s/l sm....
Patient with knee pain. Doc is dictating what s/l appleton grind - very clear and not saying Apley grind.
About to give up and blank it but wanted to know if anyone heard of appleton grind?
Thanks!!
rheumatology help.
Subject: rheumatology help.
Patient has psoriasis as well as *eficopathy* at the elbow.
Also, there is a family history of *Walden's drome* or something like that.
Rheumatology s/l - please help!
Subject: Rheumatology s/l - please help!
Patient had an episode of stiffness, fever, rash, and was positive for what the mother thinks was s/l air-wick-osis.
I've tried every spelling I can think of with the s/l and can't find it. Thanks!
Need help with a s/l - Rheumatology
Subject: Need help with a s/l - Rheumatology
Patient's blood work is good, but she remains Sm and (s/l either) RMP or RNP or RNT or RNP positive.
Thanks!
rheumatology lab help please
Subject: rheumatology lab help please
SCL-70 is negative. s/l "Jowen" negative. Smith, RNP, SSA and SSB negative.
Rheumatology/dermatology
Subject: Rheumatology/dermatology
Patient was told by one dermatologist she had morphea on inside of thigh and treated with Dovonex. This improved for a while, then returned. Saw a different dermatologist who thought it might be s/l burned out. Could be a type of gout??
Patient now is seeing rheumatologist - has lesions on back of calf - and has stiffness, pain, decreased range of motion.
Thanks for any help.
I'm typing rheumatology....
Subject: I'm typing rheumatology....
and this sentence is all I have to go by:
She was also given an intermittent course of s/l za-fax-in by her gastroenterologist.
He's very clear. There's a "z" sound at the beginning and a very clear "fax" in there. I've tried spelling zo-fax-en, zi-fax-in, etc., and even spelling with "x" at the beginning.
Thanks for your help.
Rheumatology experts - please help!
Subject: Rheumatology experts - please help!
This is a 10-year-old with a previous history of ITP, minimally positive ANA and anticardiolipin antibodies.
Sentence in question:
Most recent blood work showed a s/l dirty urine, and she had antibodies to s/l La/SSB (is this correct way to type ?) while being ANA-negative.
Does sentence make sense? Thanks.
Ophthalmology / rheumatology s/l please see msg
Subject: Ophthalmology / rheumatology s/l please see msg
Patient is 11-year-old with pauciarticular juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and uveitis - increased problems with uveitis and she is on hourly drops.
Ophthalmologist has suggested in addition to this she may need oral prednisone and/or s/l some tee-non injections or sub-tee-non injections.
Thanks for any help.
Rheumatology s/l see message
Subject: Rheumatology s/l see message
Patient with serologic abnormalities. Negative ANA and antithyroid antibodies. Her most recent s/l A1A was negative. Thank you.
Actually I dont think that's it, this is rheumatology, SM
Subject: Actually I dont think that's it, this is rheumatology, SM
did a muscle biopsy
rheumatology - rash
Subject: rheumatology - rash
Help please. Patient with rheumatoid arthritis...s/l "no geofication of rash"....or maybe "judification of rash". Or something similar. Thank you so much.
Another pediatric rheumatology word below
Subject: Another pediatric rheumatology word below
The lesions do not appear to have a complete s/l on two desob connection, but appear in this general distribution.
www.rheumatology.org/educ/hir/7_multisystem_dis.ppt
Subject: www.rheumatology.org/educ/hir/7_multisystem_dis.ppt
a powerpoint presentation, but looks like it has quite useful information in it.
Rheumatology - Please see message for context.
Subject: Rheumatology - Please see message for context.
Patient is 5-year-old white male with recurrent episodes of high fever.
Impression is period fever syndrome. Giving brief trial of cimetidine to see if this will cut off his episodes, suggesting that they are in fact s/l foppa/FOPPA
Then s/l SMF gene testing was ordered. He says this part so fast that I'm not sure there could be more initials.
Thanks.
Rheumatology drug help needed - please sm
Subject: Rheumatology drug help needed - please sm
Diagnosis is multifocal osteomyelitis. Discussed risks and benefits of Enbrel. Also discussed s/l bisfosinase (or nate) - as far as first letter, can't tell if he's saying "v", "d", "b". Thanks!
Rheumatology - normally a great dictator
Subject: Rheumatology - normally a great dictator
Patient with positive rheumatoid factor and low-titer anti-CCP antibodies, a moderate s/l cell- (or sal-) umentation rate, anticardiolipin antibodies, and joint pain.
Rheumatology - please see message for context
Subject: Rheumatology - please see message for context
Patient has a strongly positive ANA, but normal C3 and C4, with a normal CBC and sedimentation rate, but she has a weakly positive rheumatoid factor and a low-titer of s/l anti-phos-photetal serian (maybe serum) antibodies.
If any help, patient may have lupus.
Rheumatology/ortho - please see message
Subject: Rheumatology/ortho - please see message
Patient has juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.
Musculoskeletal exam revealed s/l cantalodactyly.
Rheumatology clinic labs ... psm
Subject: Rheumatology clinic labs ... psm
Patient is toddler who has had joint stiffness.
On initial blood tests, he had 4 IgG bands per line.
Does this sound correct? Thanks.
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