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Status post hallux rigidus neuroma or hallux rigidus, neuroma

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Status post hallux rigidus neuroma or hallux rigidus, neuroma - mt
- Pretty sure they're two separate problems. nm - KatersTracers

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hallux rigidus
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pes planus and hallux rigidus? sm
Subject: pes planus and hallux rigidus? sm

Here is info. If you do not hear hallux rigidus there are more listed under hallus.

pes, gen. pedis, pl. pedes

pes, pTcdis, -dTz

1. [TA]; Syn: foot (1).

2. Any footlike or basal structure or part.

3. Talipes. In this sense, pes is always qualified by a word expressing the specific type.

Origin

[L.]

pes abductus

pes adductus

pes anserinus

pes cavus

pes equinovalgus

pes equinovarus

pes gigas

pes hippocampi

pes planus

pes pronatus

pes valgus

pes varus

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pes planus

a condition in which the longitudinal arch is broken down, the entire sole touching the ground. Syn: flatfoot, talipes planus.

hallux, pl. halluces

halcks, halca-sTz

[TA]; Syn: great toe I.

Origin

[a Mod. L. form for L. hallex (hallic-), great toe]

hallux dolorosus

hallux extensus

hallux flexus

hallux malleus

hallux rigidus

hallux valgus

hallux varus

MTV versus MTP fusion with hallux rigidus? nm
Subject: MTV versus MTP fusion with hallux rigidus? nm

nm

??? neuroma??? nm
Subject: ??? neuroma??? nm

a neuroma?
Subject: a neuroma?

x

Yes - it is neuroma Tx!!!!!
Subject: Yes - it is neuroma Tx!!!!!

could it just be "a neuroma" ??
Subject: could it just be "a neuroma" ??

neuroma s/l _____
Subject: neuroma s/l _____

Unfortunately this is all there is: PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Neuroma ____________.

Sorry, but this is it!

S/l *epigy* of the hallux
Subject: S/l *epigy* of the hallux

There are multiple calluses to the medial aspect of the _____ of the hallux.

hallux deformity?
Subject: hallux deformity?

Morton neuroma
Subject: Morton neuroma

Per Stedman's and the BOS, it should be Morton neuroma.

2nd s/l most haste neuroma. sm
Subject: 2nd s/l most haste neuroma. sm

DIAGNOSIS: Left 2nd s/l most haste neuroma.

STATUS: Post surgery on 12/18/08 consisting of a left 2nd neuroma excision.

This might be a type of neuroma but I am stuck.

seroma??? neuroma???
Subject: seroma??? neuroma???

x

hallux shoes
Subject: hallux shoes

as in for hallux valgus or hallux rigidus.

hallux abducto-valgus
Subject: hallux abducto-valgus

Is this the proper way to type this, or do you do it a different way - hallux abducto-valgus

hallux abducto-valgus
Subject: hallux abducto-valgus

Definitely not off-shore. Just a simple question. When I do a web search I see it a few different ways. I was just wondering how others handle this, whether they hyphenate it or not.

I wonder if he is talking about a neurilemmoma -- a neuroma of the
Subject: I wonder if he is talking about a neurilemmoma -- a neuroma of the

?????

hallux limitus could be correct as it is.
Subject: hallux limitus could be correct as it is.

Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of hallux limitus (reduced mobility of the big toe) and hallux rigidus (stiffness of the big toe).

s/l *invaluded* hallux nail
Subject: s/l *invaluded* hallux nail

Per BOS, do I type Morton's neuroma SM
Subject: Per BOS, do I type Morton's neuroma SM

with the ' or without, such as in Morton neuroma or do I type Mortons neuroma?

I am going crazy. Please, can someone clarify this? Obviously, meant this for all such.

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Subject: brain and acoustic neuroma ?

same report as below...s/l wiz space neuroma sm
Subject: same report as below...s/l wiz space neuroma sm

first she says interspace but then corrects herself and says something like "wiz space" or maybe possibly "mid space"???

listen for Morton neuroma. nm
Subject: listen for Morton neuroma. nm

Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.
Subject: Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.

Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.

Not sure if I should re-word or exactly where the punctuation goes.

Any ideas?

S/l pace plantis hallux limitus
Subject: S/l pace plantis hallux limitus

The patient is having trouble with his feet and would like to be referred to Dr. Jones (not real name)for s/l paise plannus and hallux limitous.

Thanks Deborah

s/l maybe "velga" neuroma excision - 2nd and 3rd toes nm
Subject: s/l maybe "velga" neuroma excision - 2nd and 3rd toes nm

still hallux and lower case is correct..nm
Subject: still hallux and lower case is correct..nm

Did they remove the neuroma 'in toto' - in its entirety? nm
Subject: Did they remove the neuroma 'in toto' - in its entirety? nm

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of course I meant to type hallux valgus deformity...
Subject: of course I meant to type hallux valgus deformity...

I'm sure you figured that out though. :)

s/l Increasing intermetatarsal "ON POSS" consistent with hallux abductovalgus deformity left
Subject: s/l Increasing intermetatarsal "ON POSS" consistent with hallux abductovalgus deformity left foo

Status post stent placement and status post s/l key-til? placement
Subject: Status post stent placement and status post s/l key-til? placement

status post PCI
Subject: status post PCI

I see this all the time in cardiology.

status post TAB? SM
Subject: status post TAB? SM

Here is a link with some abbrevs for OB/GYN.

http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/obgyn-clerkship/UVA/Abbreviations.cfm

status post
Subject: status post

nm

Status post or status-post?
Subject: Status post or status-post?

Just curious..have been using status-post and never heard anything about it being wrong, QA just told me today that it is status post and I can't get with my regular QA gal to clarify..anyone??

Status post
Subject: Status post

I have never seen/used a hyphen either. I guess it also depends upon what the doctor wants. I have one doctor where I use a hyphen in follow-up no matter what, and I know that is not "correct" just they way he wants it.

status post
Subject: status post

no hyphen....Status post

Status post ......
Subject: Status post ......

I am lost ladies......

"Status post (s/l) when-troco-nay pay and gout,time four years." This is in past history. Foreign doc.

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Status post?.................nm
Subject: Status post?.................nm

nm

status post
Subject: status post

Thanks...but I don't think I hear the word Post.

one never puts post together when status is....
Subject: one never puts post together when status is....

Sorry, I cannot help you with the atouche thing but I saw you put

status postbilateral......

As I know it, we put post together with the next word only if STATUS does not precede post....

postmastectomy would be correct but status postmastectomy would be incorrect....s/b status post mastectomy in the latter case. *S*

impression, SP - status post
Subject: impression, SP - status post

nm

status post ilia? please sm
Subject: status post ilia? please sm

Under HPI, patient has a very long and complicated history. Towards the end of the list, doctor says "dysphagia status post PEG, anemia status post ilia, status post UTI etc."

Truth is, he says anemia status post ilia and then repeats himself w/o anemia, he just says status post ilia, status post UTI.

Any ideas what this ilia is? :) Thanks.

OH DUH! STATUS POST! I NEED A MARGARITA!
Subject: OH DUH! STATUS POST! I NEED A MARGARITA!

GEE, I FEEL REALLY DUMB.

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Subject: status post lap-ness?

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Subject: ASCVD status post BMI?

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ASCVD status post BMI
Subject: ASCVD status post BMI

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status post s/l r & d for an abscess?
Subject: status post s/l r & d for an abscess?

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Subject: Definitely noteworthy status post s/m

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Subject: Status post MVR CABG.

Should there be a comma MVR,CABG. I came across MVR/CABG and am now doubting myself. Thanks for your help.