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he had significant disease of an ostial diagonal as well as an AV s/l gurve circumflex. thank you

Posted By: debbie on 2007-06-26
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ostial circumflex (artery)
Subject: ostial circumflex (artery)


Skip my pitiful answer. Maybe NSD for no significant disease? nm
Subject: Skip my pitiful answer. Maybe NSD for no significant disease? nm


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Subject: Significant for hypertension, coronary artery disease,?? coronary artery bypass grafting... s/l ....

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Subject: did you try ostial cuff? nm

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ostial (as in ostium=opening) nm
Subject: ostial (as in ostium=opening) nm


SCG to diagonal? sm
Subject: SCG to diagonal? sm

Cardiac catheterization, PTCA with bare metal stent with distal protection, s/l SCG to diagonal.


 


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sorry - ostial - hate when I turn off my expansion
Subject: sorry - ostial - hate when I turn off my expansion

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Sorry! Don't want to misinform..The D1 and D2 etc. would be diagonal
Subject: Sorry! Don't want to misinform..The D1 and D2 etc. would be diagonal

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Possibly ostial occlusion for first part (???), still checking on second....nm
Subject: Possibly ostial occlusion for first part (???), still checking on second....nm


ostial or even obtuse marginal if it's real bad slur..nm
Subject: ostial or even obtuse marginal if it's real bad slur..nm

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in vertical segment diagonal? nm
Subject: in vertical segment diagonal? nm


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Subject: Perhaps "native OD (obtuse diagonal)"?


thanks for all help - they were diagonal 1 and direct current cardioversion
Subject: thanks for all help - they were diagonal 1 and direct current cardioversion


SVG: saphenous vein graft to the diagonal artery
Subject: SVG: saphenous vein graft to the diagonal artery


circumflex
Subject: circumflex


circumflex
Subject: circumflex

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circumflex
Subject: circumflex

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s/l PL circumflex
Subject: s/l PL circumflex

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Cardio...osteo diagonal branch.. cannot find this on internet.. thank you
Subject: Cardio...osteo diagonal branch.. cannot find this on internet.. thank you


Cardiology: Dr. says "underwent angioplasty and stenting of the diagonal one branch." How wou
Subject: Cardiology: Dr. says "underwent angioplasty and stenting of the diagonal one branch." How would you

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curved circumflex? nm
Subject: curved circumflex? nm


LCX? (left circumflex)
Subject: LCX? (left circumflex)


40% s/l osteo circumflex.......nm (TIA)
Subject: 40% s/l osteo circumflex.......nm (TIA)

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osteo circumflex
Subject: osteo circumflex

hi, would anyone know is there something called as osteo circumflex that gets demonstrated during cardiac catheterization.
S/L osteo left circumflex
Subject: S/L osteo left circumflex

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during cath says S/L LPLS? of circumflex
Subject: during cath says S/L LPLS? of circumflex


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Subject: In my opinion would be ostia left circumflex...

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Subject: i agree...PL...as in posterolateral branch of circumflex...sm

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Dementia of the Alzheimer type
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Associated persons:
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James Parkinson

English physician and paleontologist, born April 11, 1755, Hoxton Square, Shoreditch, London; died 1824, London.

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Parkinson's disease
A degenerative disorder of the nervous system characterized by masklike facies, a fine, slowly spreading tremor, cogwheel rigidity, bradykinesia, and postural instability with a peculiar gait.

Parkinson's facies
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probable osteoarthritic disease? osteoporotic disease? nm
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s/l skionbarres disease or gyonbarres disease
Subject: s/l skionbarres disease or gyonbarres disease

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is it possible that he says "a significant portion"?
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Subject: History significant for "IPP" at age 6?

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hemodynamically significant stenosis?
Subject: hemodynamically significant stenosis?


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Subject: A significant relative weakness?

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C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.  


 


 


C-section findings: "There was significant SM
Subject: C-section findings: "There was significant SM

s/l envascular desidure reaction on both surfaces of the uterus."


I'm at a loss.  I don't do this account often.  I know, poor excuse. 



Thanks for any help.