Refractoloxanticomb (brain)

• I love it when I finally figure it out. - Pugmom
  • Refractoloxanticomb (brain) - Imustbeblind
  • When I was in school (30 years ago) I was - sm
    • What are the combining forms? - Imustbeblind
    • You got that right. Backwards/forwards etc. It all works. nm - Txczech
  • Please help me out here, I'm lost. - Imustbeblind
  • Wow!! I could not even find that in my old Sted's Electronic. sm - Txczech

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I think everybody has moved on since this word was posted earlier, but I would like to know what this word means and I cannot find it.  Is it an instrument used in brain surgery, a structure in the brain, what, the name of an x-ray, what?  And how did Pugmom find it?  Or did she not find it but found combining forms?  I would be grateful for a helping hand because I am confused. 

A small amount of extra-axial perifaliceal hemorrhage cannot be excluded. 

My brain isn't working today.  there was a fluid collection in the falx.  maybe he means parafalcine?  Thanks

Patient with a history of recurrent pregnancy loss and s/l heterodexity for the MTHFR mutation.   Thanks.

hello i just can NOT get this word and i feel retarded like i'm having the biggest brain fart. Any help would be appreciated thanks!

Lower extremity duplex scan notes a right posterior tibial (increments) ? and then right away again with "dorsalis pedis increments" and again with left _____

Thanks!

I feel pretty stupid!

Pt undergoing diagnosis for MS.   MRI of brain ---- ares of "T-for" signal abnormality in periventricular area, including brain stem, cerebral hemispheres, and pontomedullary junction

Thanks!

This is driving me crazy!  I cannot get the spelling correct and I know the word! 

"infected left index finger with a perinicula lymphangiits to nearly the elbow"

What is the correct spelling of perinicia? 

80 year old patient - Dr. says "The brain and ventricles show moderate generalizes changes of atrophy, both supra and infra s/l sin-toil."  Help!

"....flow signal at the left and right internal carotid arteries, including the internal carotid artery s/l THOUSAND."   

CT scan indicated parenchymal hemorrhage in the left "porta porten portamen."

May be stuttering but still have no idea what portamen could be... TIA!!

Someone is talking over the dictator in the background and one section is not clear.  He is saying:

"Negative for intracranial vascular abnormalities.  The s/l SOLID TURSKAR region appears normal.  Negative for mass, mass effect, cerebral edema....."

Because of this dictator's N'Awlin's accent, the second word MAY BE "vascular" but I could not correlate with "solid vascular region" of the brain.  Any help? 

Her repeat EKG showed some atrial flutter.  She had small vessel ischemic changes, significant atrophy but the normal brain otherwise without mass, acute infarct or hemorrhage.

Any ideas?

B-type natriuretic peptide: A 32-amino-acid polypeptide secreted by the ventricles of the heart in response to excessive stretching of myocytes (heart muscles cells) in the ventricles. The levels of B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) are elevated in patients with left ventricular dysfunction.

Brain natiuretic peptide (BNP) is a hormone secreted specifically by the left ventricular myocytes. Its concentration is correlated with the severity of symptomatic or asymptomatic left ventricular dysfunction.

The PA is dictating that the patient is s/l *amlical* to having physical therapy before surgery.  OMG I know what she means but it has thrown me for a loop with the way that she said it.  PLEASE help

TIA

I have been out of the loop for a while and need help with the usual verbiage used in a review of systems.  Where can I go to find it?  Please help.  Thanks