Surrender views on chest x-ray
Posted By: rmt on 2006-05-26
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Subject: Surrender views on chest x-ray
 s/l "surrender views for a chest x-ray with nipple markers. Anybody heard of this? Thanks!
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Probably should be chest x-ray, 2 views, showed....
Subject: Probably should be chest x-ray, 2 views, showed....
a plain x-ray consists of 2 views, AP and lateral. 
Never heard surrender sm
Subject: Never heard surrender sm
views in all my years. Sorry.
thanks ya'll, reckon I will surrender and flag it. nm
Subject: thanks ya'll, reckon I will surrender and flag it. nm
Chest exam on H&P, chest is symmetrical, free of dull s/l dull suspence straight, and without pectus
Subject: Chest exam on H&P, chest is symmetrical, free of dull s/l dull suspence straight, and without pectus
excurvatum. No sure of "free of dull suspence straight"
ad-views, add-views, sm
Subject: ad-views, add-views, sm
Patient was to have core biopsy but the radiologist wanted her to have adviews first. Does this mean additional views? TIA
2 views
Subject: 2 views
The numbers are typed numerically. susan
"Brodin" views?
In a calcaneal surgery, "this was noted to be in good position in AP and Lateral as well as ?Brodin's? views.
yes, additional views
Subject: yes, additional views
i guess i would go with add-views
I believe all those views are legit as you have them,
Subject: I believe all those views are legit as you have them,
but I hope he also indicated what body parts were being imaged, LOL.
I love my HPI Radiology Imaging Words and Phrases. IMO it's better than Stedman's.
No they are three separate views.
Subject: No they are three separate views.
No they are 3 separate views.
It is the sentence structure that is confusing. Three individual views, but once the word views gets put into the sentence it becomes plural and without the word views it is regarded as singular. I don't necessarily agree, but I believe this is why the QA department and your manager keep changing your grammar.
Radiology views sm
Subject: Radiology views sm
MRI of the knee with sagittal proton density fat-sat s/l DRIVE (doc says "all caps") and also Coronal s/l WATTSc ?
How about "special views" nm
Subject: How about "special views" nm
Could be: A pair of orthogonal views were taken.
Subject: Could be: A pair of orthogonal views were taken.
nm
Here are the shoulder views that I can think of off the top of my head
Subject: Here are the shoulder views that I can think of off the top of my head
Internal and external rotation views, usually done AP
Neutral view (also AP, without rotation)
Scapular Y view
None of them sound like "SOA" but maybe this will help....
WOW, thanks. I thought since there were three views it was plural.
Subject: WOW, thanks. I thought since there were three views it was plural.
Learn something new every day. OR just a refresher anyway.
THanks again
I agree that it is views and should be plural.
Subject: I agree that it is views and should be plural.
s/l Kobe views of ankle
Subject: s/l Kobe views of ankle
Dictator saying 3 views of the ankle plus s/l Kobee view?
When she returns I wil probably get s/l mun-yen views of both wrists to look at the S<
Subject: When she returns I wil probably get s/l mun-yen views of both wrists to look at the S<
degenerative arthritis in the left wrist also.
pelvis x-ray views: s/l juday nm
Subject: pelvis x-ray views: s/l juday nm
nm
Mammogram additional views
Subject: Mammogram additional views
Sounds like additional Presop views.
It is three views and shouild be plural. QA is wrong.
Subject: It is three views and shouild be plural. QA is wrong.
s/l Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Subject: s/l Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Bilateral Lower Extremities (Test)
Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Addl views - press-out view
Subject: Addl views - press-out view
Got it, press-out view...THANKS
We will x-ray the wrist with AP, lateral, and s/l mo-neen views.
Subject: We will x-ray the wrist with AP, lateral, and s/l mo-neen views.
TIA :-)
Xray help with rotator cuff tear views
Subject: Xray help with rotator cuff tear views
we will obtain some x-rays of that right shoulder, an AP s/l grasivial only .
or something that starts with the letter g and then view only?
sounds like lateral morris views of the ankle
Subject: sounds like lateral morris views of the ankle
is that correct, morris views?
My ortho docs use the term of weightbearing views frequently... sm
Subject: My ortho docs use the term of weightbearing views frequently... sm
There is also a PA view (my understanding is just a different way of standing when taking the x-ray vs an AP view). The way you are typing them is correct.
Cervical procedure, s/l "on vasse" views? obtained. nm
Subject: Cervical procedure, s/l "on vasse" views? obtained. nm
Nondisplaced fibula fracture s/l *alloplaster* x-rays, AP, lateral, and mortise views of the ankle.
Subject: Nondisplaced fibula fracture s/l *alloplaster* x-rays, AP, lateral, and mortise views of the ankle.
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Doing chest x-ray and this s/l
Subject: Doing chest x-ray and this s/l
Used in a sentence: I cannot exclude infiltrate or possible small (s/l) lymph-hyema.
chest x-ray
Subject: chest x-ray
Chest x-ray with some right s/l * basal rad-o-lexis-is , worse than from previous x-ray.
Any help appreciated!
chest x-ray help
Subject: chest x-ray help
The heart size and pulmonary vascularity are within normal limits.
Some linear densities are present in the lung bases, {*** s/l possibly of current} atelectasis. No pleural effusion or pneumothorax noted.
(He is very slurry sounding tonight - slurring everything together - any help greatly appreciated.)
chest x-ray help
Subject: chest x-ray help
"there is no s/l *sevil cephalozation*".
I don't know if *sevil* is really another word, or if the doctor started a word, got mixed up and then said it right. Please help!!
chest-- s/l
Subject: chest-- s/l
It s/l the dict is stating the chest is hyperesthenic, but clearly not stating hyperexpanded-- not sure.
chest x-ray
Subject: chest x-ray
Chest x-ray reveals increased s/l reticular/radicular/verticular?? findings at mid to low lung field areas with rales on auscultation, likely secondary to pulmonary edema with superimposed bilateral pneumonia.
Chest x-ray help please.
Subject: Chest x-ray help please.
I don't get these much and there is a new doctor dictating.
I question "Cardiac size and cardiovasculature" and also have a blank.
"Cardiac size and cardiovascular" are normal. No infiltrate or pleural fluid is seen ___________ trachea is midline. There is no hilar enlargement.
Chest
Subject: Chest
Chest CT
Subject: Chest CT
May be "lesions" suspicious of ...... Just check it out.
Chest x-ray
Subject: Chest x-ray
Chest x-ray showed showed small alveolar infiltrate.
chest x-ray please sm
Subject: chest x-ray please sm
...another x-ray in the *jakayir*?
any ideas?
Chest CT .......
Subject: Chest CT .......
CT scan of the chest showed no evidence of any s/l "P" or PEE? There was a 9-mm nodule in the right upper lobe with prominent mediastinal lymph nodes.
chest
Subject: chest
thudding?
chest
Subject: chest
ground-glass
chest x-ray
Subject: chest x-ray
chest x-ray showed right upper lobe mass, suspect lung s/l nee-av or lee-av???
sorry, chest
Subject: sorry, chest
chest x-ray
Subject: chest x-ray
Chest x-ray.
Marked elevation in the right hemidiaphragm with s/i savagies and atelectasis and/or scarring.
CT chest
Subject: CT chest
There is may be a trace of bronchiectasis within this region. s/l Upuvenier density is noted elsewhere.
Any idea what above term is? Thanks
I think this is the chest.
Subject: I think this is the chest.
CT chest
Subject: CT chest
Don't know what the CT of the chest is for, but I would bet money that you are hearing "protocol" as the second part of your s/l. Go back and listen for that.
CT of the chest
Subject: CT of the chest
Does this make sense?
There is a gastroesophageal reflux to the level of the aortic arch.
All I can think of when I say your s/l on a chest x-ray would be pneumothorax.
Subject: All I can think of when I say your s/l on a chest x-ray would be pneumothorax.
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