Solved!
Posted By: Joanna on 2009-06-25
In Reply to: yes, I can hear vertigo. - Joanna
Subject: Solved!
Another transcriptionist who transcribes for this physician saved the day! For the curious, the full sentence was:
ENT: There has been no tinnitus, nystagmus or vertigo. No amaurosis fugax.
I didn't know nystagmus could be listed under ENT since it relates to the eyes...and I've never heard of amaurosis fugax! But thank you for the help.
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