Urology help

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  • priaprism or erection? Usually means a painful erection, though. nm - Ouch! :)
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Hello all!  Doc is dictating It is possible that the right kidney has chronic reptilonephritis and that is why it is atrophic and poorly functioning. 

I can't verify the above highlighted word...any clues?  Thanks!

Patient has bladder cancer and urethral stricture.   Procedure is cystoscopy, bladder barbotage, TURBT-large, DVIOU.  What does the DVIOU stand for?  I do not have a Stedman's Urology book and Google does not help and not sure where else to look.  Thanks.

Patient is having testicular pain.  Doc does ultrasound and dictates:  The patient’s testes are bilaterally descended.  They do have a more transverse and longitudinal lie and may have widened s/l resort cams on exam.  Currently, they are not tender.  Any ideas? 

Doctor is dilating a urethral stricture and says "he was dilated through a 24 French with s/l haymans."  I can't find anything about haymans.

Also, should there be a # in front of the number used to describe catheters?

patient had gross hematuria.  Dr. says cystoscopy confirmed significant s/l mucage/bucage but no other abnormality.

Thanks in advance!

Morning! 

Patient has priapism, doctor is withdrawing venous blood so penis will not be erect.  He states "The penis s/l de co missed immediately and stayed that for the duration."  Any clues for the s/l? 

This physician is doing a penile implant, and sounds like he says using "quick connects" for tubing connectors.  Any clue?  Thanks!

Hello,

I am transcribing an operative report on urology.  Can anyone tell me if the words "imbrication technique of star" is correct.  I know the first three words are correct, but is the word star?  If not what might it be?

Thank you

Doc is doing a ureteroscopy on patient using s/l Lumpus flexible ureteroscope.  Any ideas?

Also, in the dictation he talks about s/l urophilia carcinoma.  Any ideas with this one? 

this is part of a review of systems.  The urologist says The (s/l reese) and head are in the normal position.  Or he says "He recently had (s/l a sinomal position).  any ideas?  the next line is "Both testes are descendend"

Patient with urinary urgency and frequency:  Initially, she responded to Detrol, but at the present time appears to have developed (s/l) tachycolaxis.  

Thanks in advance!

Patient undergoing cystoscopy:

He is noted to have a stricture in the bubble nemnus urethra. 

CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis revealed s/l "focused ferritin" left scrotum. 

Diagnosis is left epididmyal orchitis with Fournier's gangrene. 

Thanks for any help or suggestions.

s/l ileal metrophenoph

Any ideas?  I'm stumped. 

Thanks. 

Need help with this one.  Sounds like "perlee or perleeve procedure"

We will see him in followup in one week, checking a BUN and creatine prior to his arrival in the office and decide on a voiding trial and then any further intervention with his prostate, perhaps considering a transurethral resection or microwave thermotherapy and balloon dilation and _______ procedure.

Female patient with recurrent urinary tract infections:  "She has had a workup with an ultrasound of the kidneys and bladder, as well as a s/l VCVG, a uroflow and postvoid residual."

Thanks much for any help!  

Nurse practioner dictates "Ucara-C" as a medication to calm the bladder down. Cannot find it or anything similar. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks in advance!