Stedman's Cardiology and net came up with:

I looked under Cox and poor renal function and both came up with:

Cox organism
Cox proportional hazards model
Cox stepwise regression model

Again, all these terms are direct out of Stedman's Cardiology and they cross reference via Google when you add in poor renal function, so it seems they are indeed related.  I know squatola about cardiology though, it's one of my poorer backgrounds.  Sorry you are having a rough go of it, but welcome back to transcription! 

• coxothan? - nan
  • nan - MT7
  • Could it be CT scan? nm - Rad MT
  • contrast enhanced study - nan
  • Coxathan - rml
  • Stedman's Cardiology and net came up with: - Hayseed
  • coxothan...sm - Ellen
  • Sorry for your troubles. coagulation? coarctation?collateralization? - Colorscan? nm Trying

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Also found this link to back it up:
http://www.medcyclopaedia.com/library/topics/volume_i/c/cardiac_gating.aspx

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