Transient ischemic dilatation (TID)
Posted By: anon on 2008-08-22
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TIA - transient ischemic attack....
Subject: TIA - transient ischemic attack....
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TIA=transient ischemic attack or thanks in advance?
Subject: TIA=transient ischemic attack or thanks in advance?
? ischemic toe ulcer. (nm)
Subject: ? ischemic toe ulcer. (nm)
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Ischemic colon?
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probably cold ischemic time
Subject: probably cold ischemic time
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Ischemic white matter changes? nm
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transient?
Subject: transient?
maybe transient. nm
Subject: maybe transient. nm
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reversible ischemic neurological deficit. See ref.
Subject: reversible ischemic neurological deficit. See ref.
Patients with reversible ischemic neurological deficit (RIND) have ...
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MRI of the brain with any obvious ischemic event, but did have a s/l..
Subject: MRI of the brain with any obvious ischemic event, but did have a s/l..
call-lar-e one malformation.. Thank you
Transient hepatitis? nm
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Can you hear transient?
Subject: Can you hear transient?
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long shot, but ischemic ulcer? see message
Subject: long shot, but ischemic ulcer? see message
A recent hypothesis proposed that in venous ulceration, trapped leucocytes occlude capillaries, thereby resulting in cutaneous ischaemia.30
kind of lost on this one. I would still opt for venous ulcer though, too.
Maybe RIND - reversible ischemic neurologic deficit (nm)
Subject: Maybe RIND - reversible ischemic neurologic deficit (nm)
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Probably RIND - reversible ischemic neurologic defect.
Subject: Probably RIND - reversible ischemic neurologic defect.
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Maybe transient, dependent edema..
Transient? Function coming and going?
Subject: Transient? Function coming and going?
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Transient aphasia or aphagia...
Subject: Transient aphasia or aphagia...
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Wondering which it could be...
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transient? or cerebral? or retinal? are all possible...nm
Subject: transient? or cerebral? or retinal? are all possible...nm
? transient global amnesia
Subject: ? transient global amnesia
Maybe mangling transient or tangential? nm
Subject: Maybe mangling transient or tangential? nm
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transient aplastic crisis NM
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s/l "fashus" (long a sound) versus ischemic etiology
Subject: s/l "fashus" (long a sound) versus ischemic etiology
Can anyone help with this? It sounds like "fashus"
Cecal inflammatory change, consideration of ________ versus ischemic etiology, potential for neoplastic infiltration of the cecum should be considered
atrophy and advanced small vessel ischemic change?
Subject: atrophy and advanced small vessel ischemic change?
dilatation
Subject: dilatation
Sounds like... pt has a win dilatation on the rt leg..
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wen dilatation?
Subject: wen dilatation?
exactly what is a wen dilatation??
Subject: exactly what is a wen dilatation??
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Other than transient, I don't know. Go to onelook.com, type in transg* and see if any of them fit
Subject: Other than transient, I don't know. Go to onelook.com, type in transg* and see if any of them fit.
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possibly so..can you tell from rest of dictation whether it was actually transient?
Subject: possibly so..can you tell from rest of dictation whether it was actually transient?
s/l fourth of forced transient diplopia
Subject: s/l fourth of forced transient diplopia
The patient shows so signs of (s/l forced or fourth) transient diplopia or TIA-like symptoms.
"amaurosis fugax" (transient blindness) ??
Subject: "amaurosis fugax" (transient blindness) ??
Yes, dilatation is a word
Subject: Yes, dilatation is a word
From Dorland's:
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First may be dilatation, second - thoracolumbar maybe,
Subject: First may be dilatation, second - thoracolumbar maybe,
and third might be ischial or ischemic destruction.
then maybe ductal dilatation
Subject: then maybe ductal dilatation
vein dilatation???
Subject: vein dilatation???
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vein dilatation
Subject: vein dilatation
Yes, I think that is it. Thanks!
May be TIA if you are not reallyh hearing an M. Transient ischemia attack?
Subject: May be TIA if you are not reallyh hearing an M. Transient ischemia attack?
Extraocular ? dilatation of the adjacent
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i found it.... biliary dilatation
Subject: i found it.... biliary dilatation
It is not dilation. It is dilatation and curettage.
Subject: It is not dilation. It is dilatation and curettage.
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Subject: first one maybe "ductal dilatation" - thinking other
one might be "these findings are preliminary" ??
on colonoscopy fragments with superficial ischemic type injury with fibro s/l vinocrotical base
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Thanks, one QA I had used to change dilatation to dilation, thanks for the input. nm
Subject: Thanks, one QA I had used to change dilatation to dilation, thanks for the input. nm
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Intra- or extrahepatic biliary dilatation
Subject: Intra- or extrahepatic biliary dilatation
too late?
Question, is dilatation a real word, or should it be dilation, SM
Subject: Question, is dilatation a real word, or should it be dilation, SM
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try this again...s/l fearson or vearson instillations and urethral dilatation
Subject: try this again...s/l fearson or vearson instillations and urethral dilatation
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s/l vearson or fearson instillation and urethral dilatation
Subject: s/l vearson or fearson instillation and urethral dilatation
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My guess...get rid of the A and "No biliary ductal dilatation"...nm
Subject: My guess...get rid of the A and "No biliary ductal dilatation"...nm
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last stab: pneumostatic response like in esophageal dilatation studies etc.? nm
Subject: last stab: pneumostatic response like in esophageal dilatation studies etc.? nm
The pigtail catheter was then removed over a Rosen wire, and dilatation of the s/l "odonomy" s
"Gaseous" dilatation is noted in the small bowel.. does this sound correct?
Subject: "Gaseous" dilatation is noted in the small bowel.. does this sound correct?
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