Orthopedic surgery

S/l the ** esk-ell-a pins were removed, and the graft was captured.

This is on a cervical spine fusion.  Thank you

• Orthopedic surgery - Help with a STAT please
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on x-ray it appears that one of the s/l "hoffert" screws is protruding out the posteromedial aspect ....(Can't find anything googling or otherwise).

"The fracture was segmental with the fracture distally requiring a blocking screw. We placed in a blocking screw from anterior to posterior to medialize the rod and prevent valgus instability. With the locking screw in place, using Kretek and Cole pollar blocking screws we then proceeded to place a guide pin down the femoral shaft to the end of the femur.

Doc spelled this out but cannot document it and he doesn't always get it right - anybody heard this before - thanks

"A bow was used to create parallel endplate surfaces."  Should it be bow or bone?

Thanks.

He has no motion between the skull and the thorax, owing to an *s/l occicothoracic*   fusion.

In the same report, doctor dictates under Diagnosis:  *s/l Spondyloepithesial dysplasia.

At a dead end with google search and medical dictionaries, can anyone help please?

We will place her on five pounds of S/L box traction. 

This is for a spiral fracture of the left femur.  I cannot find box traction anywhere - is this correct?  TIA. 

neural arch of L5 vertebra in the region of the s/l "pause interterious" suggestive of a stress reaction or possibly an early spondolysis. 

The patient has left shoulder issues.  He has got posterior shoulder joint pain and signs of posterior labral pathology, clicking, catching.  His s/l Kim test is weakly positive.  No clunk.

Dictated ... A guide pin was placed followed by over s/l *drone* with 10 mm drill.

TIA

I need orthopedic help

Dr performed "fem pops" on her legs

Initial attempts to reduce the shoulder dislocation using scapular manipulation and __________(s/l Hemapen) techniques were unsuccessful however the shoulder was easily reduced with traction-countertraction

I have two words from an orthopod...

s/l  fast e-fixer suture system and knightinol guide pin

thanks

There is a prior laminectomy and laminotomy present at L5-S1 with generalized disk bulge and flattening of the thecal sac and facet arthritis as well as ________________ (sounds like Rochester or krischester?) on the right S1 nerve root.

I was thinking impingement or encrochemnt  but it just does not sound like that.

Thanks for any suggestions

Is there an orthopedic test called, "Manes' challenge?" 

Thanks. 

All pedicle screws appear perfectly placed.  There is s/l wa-bat-i-cal im-eth of the lumbar spine. 

Thank you!

Anyone ever heard of this. It s/l man scan. He's saying it clearly and even spells it, but I don't know if it is capped or not. I can't find it to reference.  Appreciate any help thanks!

The patient has a ganglion cyst and a dorsal (s/l boff) on the dorsal aspect of the left hand.

Thanks