Word help please-radical mastectomy
Posted By: Doris on 2008-12-12
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Subject: Word help please-radical mastectomy
The axillary (s/l infatic) and adventitia was carefully broke down with the specimen and the Level III nodes were marked with a chromic suture
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left modified radical mastectomy?
Subject: left modified radical mastectomy?
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Subject: does anyone know where I could find a sample report for modified radical mastectomy
mastectomy word
Subject: mastectomy word
left __________ mastectomy.
Sounds like morotic, I looked up mastectomy and the words associated with it but nothing sounds like this word.
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Subject: Could be radical colectomy?
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Subject: status post a right modified radical mastoidectomy with an *s/l end concenter* position graft
This is an ENT doc who always pronounces things just as they are spelled regardless of the way it should be pronounced. Anyone have any ideas on what this would be?
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mastectomy
Subject: mastectomy
Could it be prophylactic mastectomy?
mastectomy
Subject: mastectomy
I have a new oncology account. All the docs say bilateral mastectomy. Shouldn't this be bilateral mastectomies?
Mastectomy
Subject: Mastectomy
OPERATION/PROCEDURE(S) PERFORMED:
1. Right simple mastectomy, sentinel lymph node dissection.
2. Left prophylactic mastectomy.
3. Immediate bilateral reconstruction with ??_________ s/l tissue exspanish, which is so weird. It's definitely not expanders or expansion so i'm totally lost.
Thanks for any help! 
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Subject: In mastectomy surgery..
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Bilateral mastectomy
Subject: Bilateral mastectomy
bilateral mastectomy
Subject: bilateral mastectomy
Bilateral mastectomy
Subject: Bilateral mastectomy
Only one mastectomy is being performed each on the right and left side. The same thing for bilateral tubal ligation, you would not put bilateral tubal ligations. If a person had four breasts and two were being removed from each side, then it would be bilateral mastectomies!
some kind of mastectomy...
Subject: some kind of mastectomy...
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Subject: mastectomy assistance
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Subject: TAH/BSO and s/l matectomy? He is not saying mastectomy. nm
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Subject: Yes, bilateral mastectomy. see inside
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Subject: s/l dough naw mastectomy reconstruction
Poor sound quality and ESL doc. Here's the whole sentence:
Lymphatic mapping with left axillary sentinel node biopsy, wire localization, left breast partial mastectomy, _________ mastectomy reconstruction.
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Subject: bilateral mastectomy mastectomies - sm
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Subject: It's a real word, with cholera being the root word. nm
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