incomplete duplex urethra? nm

• s/l "crippled?" duplex urethra. Thanks. - aja
  • incomplete duplex urethra? nm - maybe
  • What's the sentence? NM - ?
    • it's a pre/postoperative diagnosis. nm - aja
      • Crimped? Though you'd think (sm) - Me

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FINDINGS

Examination under anesthesia showed a fetus s/l in call and the placental tissue and membranes intact in the vagina, consistent with a 12 to 14 week gestation, and uterus sounded to 10 cm. 

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What's the next part of the sentence? What happened when the ____ plugs were inserted?

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carotid duplex

Should duplex be capitalized, like carotid Doppler?  (I know Doppler is a name and duplex is not, but not sure if the scan needs to be capitalized.)

Thx.

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Duplex sonogram?
Subject: Duplex sonogram?

Duplex sonogram?

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Duplex Scan of the Leg
Subject: Duplex Scan of the Leg

When dictating registered velocities in the external iliac artery in the leg, the doctors says what sounds like "198 cm/second during systolly".  Is there such a thing as systolly?  Or could this be a different term?

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bulbomembranous urethra. nm
Subject: bulbomembranous urethra. nm

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Your 2nd s/l might be bulbomembranous urethra. Don't know
Subject: Your 2nd s/l might be bulbomembranous urethra. Don't know

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There is only one urethra. It is not urethrae.
Subject: There is only one urethra. It is not urethrae.

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possibly duplex scan...nm
Subject: possibly duplex scan...nm

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duplex scan, leg word help
Subject: duplex scan, leg word help

On the right side, the velocities are mildly to moderately increased all the way to the knee with the highest velocities registered in the external iliac artery (198 cm/second during systole), common femoral artery (207), proximal superficial femoral artery (278), and s/l distal superficial artery (173 cm per second).

Need help with the s/l distal superficial artery, the closest thing I came up with would be dorsalis.

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response to duplex scan
Subject: response to duplex scan


Dr. is talking about the distal superficial femoral artery. 

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Carotid duplex study question - SM
Subject: Carotid duplex study question - SM

I type these regularly, but happen to be doing one of our very worst dictators who mumbles and is dictating in the bottom of a well.  :::sigh:::  He is saying:

"No visual s/l FLOW-VUM, any areas of stenosis, or s/l FUNGATING PLAQUES are noted." 

Can anyone help a sista out? 

 

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Visca?? Xylocaine into the urethra for cystoscopy
Subject: Visca?? Xylocaine into the urethra for cystoscopy

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doing cystourethroscope...he had post s/l 2-R changes to the prostatic urethra. nm
Subject: doing cystourethroscope...he had post s/l 2-R changes to the prostatic urethra. nm

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Basically the bladder and the urethra are not communicating. sm
Subject: Basically the bladder and the urethra are not communicating. sm

Detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia is an involuntary contraction of the external urethral sphincter during the detrusor contraction. It causes voiding dysfunction and can lead to urologic complications such as hydroureteronephrosis and renal failure among other problems. Patients with spinal cord injuries are particularly vulnerable. And also children going through potty training. You have to consciously make an attempt to relax the bladder when voiding. You void every 2 hours, try to relax as completely as possible, and try to empty the bladder completely.

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patchulant bulbus urethra, he dribbles
Subject: patchulant bulbus urethra, he dribbles

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venous duplex scan - phase "sv?" NM
Subject: venous duplex scan - phase "sv?" NM

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Would the prostatic urethra by with minimal-lateral ???
Subject: Would the prostatic urethra by with minimal-lateral ???

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Also, Skenes glands are right near clitoris, parallel to urethra???NM
Subject: Also, Skenes glands are right near clitoris, parallel to urethra???NM

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