idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (nm)

• help - jss
  • no to prednisone but yes to idiopathic. Thanks! - jss
    • what is the exact sentence? nm - sassee
      • there is none really.. - jss
    • busulfan? (nm) - Me
      • Sorry, not busulfan (that can cause it) (nm) - Me
  • prednisone? (nm) - Me
  • idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (nm) - Me

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His hyponatremia is _______ at this point and warrants further investigation and may be contributing to the exacerbation of his altered mental status.

Afebrile, stable S/L-ladder signs standing upright, well compensated. 

HAPPY EASTER!

A chest x-ray revealed changes of cystic fibrosis without an **in-fill-i-cal** consolidation, as compared to a previous study.

Any help appreciated

Hi.

Patient has AIDS with Hep c.  I'm unsure - s/l "parasolid fibrosis and histiotosis".

Thanks!

a repeat sl-PEE was done which showed normal left ventricular wall thickness.

this is pulmonary ESL--patient has suspected pulmonary hypertension.

dr says pt has pulmonary TS and LAM---does TS stand for tricuspid stenosis and does LAM stand for lymphagnioleiomyomatosis?

thanks

pt had a sl-hemosocis and ABG performed showed a normal PO2.

pt had a sl-VICU scan which was norma.

thanks

As I told her husband, there are now three things that have come out of her [care be in bascint]?? that are significant... first Dr. Gordon, second Dr. Allen and Third Bob Merlie. 

TIA!!!   Chel

(s/l actual )spirometric readout listed the following:

I don't think he is saying actual but can quite find the correct word to fit.  Any suggestions?  Thanks so much!

... hypoxemic respiratory distress is multifactorial. I believe he had an increased s/l *trunk fraction* through some atelectatic lower lung basal segment lesions.

Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

s/l Flogant's catheter?

I know there is such a thing as Fogarty catheter, but I there is no way I can hear that!

Any help is appreciated.

doctor states that he did a full pulmonary function test including s/l *theo*. 

Does this mean theophylline?  Never heard it abbreviated like this, so I am scared to guess.

Also, does anyone hear of Tricore Radiology in NJ area? (if that is how it's spelled)  TIA :)

oxygen saturation is improved than what it was in the hospital when patient was on a high s/l *con mask*.

I am thinking maybe this means concentration, but can't find it anywhere.  Any ideas?

'She did do a s/l faculamative rales and she did not have much problem except for shortness of breath on exertion.

could this be a test ? Not sure what doc is talking about! Any help?

1. doctor dictating a chest x-ray "... there is _____- (s/l laring) on the lateral film."

Can it be layering?  any suggestions?

PET/CT which showed two focally s/l "both-sided" abnormal activity...

I just can't figure out what doc is saying.  Can anyone help me out?  Thanks.

The pt has hemoptysis and doc says differential dx includes mitral stenosis, endobronchial foreign body, bronchial adenoma, pulmonary AV fistula, and s/l

gopoucher's

Anyone have a clue maybe>?