Neurology word help re extremities

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s/l briskly localizes in all four extremities (or maybe I am missing something between briskly and localizes, or maybe it's brisk ___ localizes in all four extremities.  Thanks

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weakness of the s/l interocities and another that s/l neurosities.

Thanks for your help.

This is on a physical examination under the heading extremities.

EXTREMITIES: Extremities show [hemorisnose] bilaterally.

I am having trouble with the word in brackets. That is what it sounds like.

Any ideas on this one?   This poor thing was burned.  s/l pugilistic

thanks

This is in the history section referring to MRI results 

"there is a patchy focus of "MARROW" signal alteration that has developed at the T7 level, which is essentially "OF ANTI COLY" morphology to a stable "MARROW" signal abnormality at T9."

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you: Liza

S/L "rapid oneal axonal neuropathy"  Is this a phrase?

An EMG exam has been done in her lower extremities on 05/11/07, and this shows a wasting or "rapid oneal axonal neuropathy ".

Thank you for any help: Liza

Cervical spine x-rays have been obtained, which revealed no evidence of cervical rib.  Documentation did reveal findings of diffuse degenerative disease in the cervical spine with pronounced osteophytic growth in the s/l angioportions of C4-C7. 

Is angioportions correct?  I cannot find good documentation. 

Recommendations were to obtain brain and cervical spine MRI for the possible of central s/l de mon ing disorder. 

Any ideas?  Appreciate the help! 

Is dictator referring to seizures?  If so, might he be saying absence seizures.  Some pronounce this term ab-sons' (emphasize on second syllable).

The word is vastus lateralis.

Patient has occipital nerve pain.

The discomfort is retroorbital and bilateral, and he describes it as a constant ache. 

I can't seem to find this word anywhere.  Does anyone know how this is typed?  TIA.

s/l ditonal reflexes are intact.

Any idea? Thanks

HPI:  Workup included a noncontrast CAT scan of the brain which demonstrated generalized atrophy with S/L: EX-VAC-YOU-EL enlargement of all of the ventricles. 

Diagnosed with memory disturbance and dementia.

Thanks!

TGIF everyone!

Dr. states "extremiteis have clubbing, edema, and s/l ches-pa-nin."  I've looked at a million websites but am coming up with nothing.  Chest pain doesn't make sense--any thoughts?

EXTREMITIES:  Dark s/l rugor as she does have peripheral vascular disease.

Any ideas?

The dictator spells it out as rugor.  Just making sure it exists.

Has anyone ever heard of either of these terms dictated under the "extremities" section of a physical exam?  I can understand "no CVA" in a way because of the patient ever had a stroke then their extremities might be effected (although I would think this would go under the neuro section).  Its the CVP that I'm not getting.  I've checked my abbreviation references and I can't find anything this would refer to.

BTW, I left this blank.  The QA department filled the blank with No CVA or CVP.  I'm curious more than anything.  Am I missing something here?

 Extremities: There was no s/l lawgren ____ syndrome present.

Thanks

Homan sign is negative.  There is no ??_________ or calf tenderness.

it kind of sounds like gastra something. I've searched google under Homan sign and calf tenderness and i just don't have the slightest idea what this could be.

Hello: The statement reads

She does have difficulty in [s/l “tanding”] gait.

Could it be standing gait?  Is standing a gait?  Any ideas? Thank you in advance

This is a neurology account.  The patient is in to see the doc for abnormality of gait.  The following is in mental status:

He is not able to spell WORLD backwards, but spells it “DRLOW”.  Normal repetition.  S/L: WRITERS TEST 3/3; 0/3 recall.  Moderate impairment of his memory.

Thanks!

s/l altoitialpalses are palpable.

Any idea what this term is? This is under Extremities physical exam.

Extremities: No edema. Altoitailpalses are palpable.