Patient with complex partial epilepsy with secondary generalization.
Posted By: MT50 on 2007-11-06
In Reply to: Pt with complex partial epilepsy with s/l "second regeneralization" nm - tracy
Subject: Patient with complex partial epilepsy with secondary generalization.
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Pt with complex partial epilepsy with s/l "second regeneralization" nm
Subject: Pt with complex partial epilepsy with s/l "second regeneralization" nm
s/l *sentinator* complex on brain MRI scan - patient has vertigo??? Thanks. nm
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Patient is a complex, 9-month-old *X* approximately 23-week twin with trisomy 21... sm
Subject: Patient is a complex, 9-month-old *X* approximately 23-week twin with trisomy 21... sm
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Thanks.
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Subject: drug help. flurithromycin? Patient has respiratory symptoms (shortness of breath secondary to
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Subject: Epilepsy can be caused by hepatic
encephalopathy and other liver conditions. Google "hepatic epilepsy"
Anybody know anything about epilepsy monitoring units? s/m
Subject: Anybody know anything about epilepsy monitoring units? s/m
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WAG but Benign occipital epilepsy of childhood (BOEP) ?
Subject: WAG but Benign occipital epilepsy of childhood (BOEP) ?
could it be dorsovenous complex??? also says deep dorsovenous complex?? about 4 blanks here
Subject: could it be dorsovenous complex??? also says deep dorsovenous complex?? about 4 blanks here
denture fixed partial? or partial fixed etc? nm
Subject: denture fixed partial? or partial fixed etc? nm
perhaps partial? nm
Subject: perhaps partial? nm
?partial - not sure if possible
Subject: ?partial - not sure if possible
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Guessing at partial? nm
Subject: Guessing at partial? nm
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concerning partial glossectomy
Subject: concerning partial glossectomy
The phrase he uses is enteral partial glossectomy. Am I hearing the enteral word correctly? I cannot verify this and it really does not sound right because enteral would be referring more to the intestine. I'm thinking it is another word and I'm just not catching it tonight.
Honestly - the last 10 days have been simply cram-packed with all kinds of things and I am run down and just about brain dead tonight! I'm sure you all can relate but if someone could help with this word, I'd appreciate it!! Thanks to all!
Here's a partial sample
Subject: Here's a partial sample
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Subject: Could it be partial-thickness?
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Subject: partial colectomy? nm
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Subject: maybe partial sphincterotomy
maybe saying interval partial glossectomy sm
Subject: maybe saying interval partial glossectomy sm
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Subject: partial length orthotic
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Subject: s/l inter partial seizures? nm
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Subject: there is partial or wedge resection...
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Subject: possibly partial seizures?
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Subject: Pt had a transhiatal partial esophagectomy
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Subject: s/l gastric grafin enema for partial SBO ...
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Subject: hard, partial banked orthotic
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Subject: also can type partial words into dictionary
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Subject: "great toe partial-nail avulsion..." ? nm
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Subject: does it sound like partial medial meniscectomy?
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Subject: s/l linear partial tear also does this paragraph
make sense?
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Subject: sl escleritis secondary to RA - nm - TIA
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Subject: secondary to the sub q heprin?
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Subject: transaminitis secondary to ?N.A.L.D.? SM
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Subject: vertigo secondary to BPPH? sm
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Subject: severe? situational? secondary? nm
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Subject: Long shot - secondary??
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Subject: I think it is probably scintillator complex.
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Subject: s/l ocumeatal complex sm
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Ostiomeatal complex (nm)
Subject: Ostiomeatal complex (nm)
dd
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Subject: Actually it's ostiomeatal complex. Always.
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Subject: Vitamin D Complex?
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yes...vitamin D complex nm
Subject: yes...vitamin D complex nm
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Subject: Vascular Surgery - partial Toomay/Teemay of the foot
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Subject: It was "mucositis secondary to the radiation therapy"
My sister, who is also an MT (with more experience than me), got it in one listen! Too bad I couldn't get a hold of her earlier. I'm afraid my s/l wasn't much help. Thanks to those who put out some ideas though!
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