definitely psoas and no comma after extensor
Posted By: extensor hallucis longus..........no comma...n/m on 2007-09-30
In Reply to: Word help with PE - it's still early - sm - thanks
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per www.acronymfinder.com. Make sure the anatomy fits, cause I didn't ;)
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Per my experience, and this is only mine, when a doc starts dictating, "tibialis anterior on the left is 4+/5, extensor hallucis is 5/5", that doc is dictating about one side. If he/she changes sides, i.e., left to right, he/she may possibly say....."tibialis tendon on the left is 4+/5 and 5/5" (meaning on the right). But, they do not usually change sides AND tendons like that. Per your account, it sounds like the doc is speaking about the same side as she is not comparing; she's just talking about two different tendons.
If she is referring to both great toes, she will usually pronounce in the proper manner, which you would spell halluces.
And, no, "are" would be completely wrong in this case as she is dictating that ONE tendon is 4+/5 and ANOTHER tendon is 5/5.
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