appreciated

S/l ulnar septum.  Patient saw an ENT and had Decadron injections.  Is this correct?  Any help appreciated.

Thanks!

• appreciated - any help
  • Think ear, nose, throat (ENT) - M
  • Can you give the whole sentence? - ER MT
    • whole - sentence
      • could the second word be symptom? - ?
        • be - could
  • Possibly orbital? nm - ?

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s/l rectus dock stasis in a patient with a hernia. 

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

s/l MSR or Imazar, not quite sure.  Here is partial dictation.

Comprehensive history and physical completed for left shoulder arthroscopic surgery on 04/30/07.  This likely will require debridement or repair of a labrum, the AC joint also a little bit hypertropic.  The risks, goals and alternatives were discussed and she wishes to go ahead with the procedure.  I did give her Lortab 10 #30 at her request but do note that she is already taking MS Contin 30 mg t.i.d. with Imazar 15 mg in between as needed for breakthrough,

The patient is taking Tenormin, Dyazide, potassium,  Niaspan and S/L "E-Carnita". 

Past medical history of high blood pressure and hypercholesterolemia. 

Can someone please tell which of these sentences they think is correct - Thanks!

The mass lesion was several mm in length

The mass lesion was several millimeters in length.

thanks everyone!

I posted a part of the sentence below.  This word is used throughout the dictation but I am unable to figure it out.  It s/l exocytic. 

Elephantiasis like legs but with multiple ____ lesions distributed

Thank you so much.

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I am not sure on any of this so I just typed it all as I hear it...any help appreciated...assessment is mid foot arthralgias

Casted today for functional orthotic appliance with devices to include colpolaru mur 4 mm base, matty toron 1/8 inch mid layer to the MTPJ, top cover 1/16 inch full length accomodative heel cutout.

He has some mild anxiety about S/L: WALT issues but does not have any symptoms suggestive of an anxiety disorder. 

He was diagnosed with ADHD and PDD.

TIA

For pt with infection, seizure disorder, mental retardation among other things:

s/l Mylantin or Dilantin (both of which I know do not make sense) twice a day to his skin to prevent skin breakdown.

s/l Selbitol 1800 mg down his PEG b.i.d.

s/l Ereosil or Ariosel 5-mg size at bedtime. 

His recent MRA documented a very small basilar tip.  Aneurysm mobilization about 6mm in size.  ***symptomatic from this, relive to this to any intervention probably outweighs by far a list of hemorrhage   *** symptomatic status.  I would advise to repeat MRA in 6 months with follow-up visit at that.   What ever he is saying he is repeating it but I can not make it out. 

New Rad and I know I know this word and I just cannot get my brain to spit it out.  I would REALLY apprectiate any and all help.

The patient was referred for a left thyroidectomy  which showed benign, hyperplastic follicular nodules, s/l mild field of focali, moderate chronic thyroiditis with focal Hurthle cell metaplasia consistent with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.

Does the mild field of focali make sense??  He is difficult to understand.  Thank you in advance.