is it fair to guess a slip of the tongue, i.e. just saying the Mc part as a stutter after saying McM
Posted By: Barb on 2008-01-31
In Reply to: I thought he might mean Lachman but - Thanks :)
Subject: is it fair to guess a slip of the tongue, i.e. just saying the Mc part as a stutter after saying McMurray?
I'd guess you are right that he did mean Lachman, just got carried away with the Mc part.
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Subject: it could be calcium - with a slip of tongue??
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Subject: I guess a doctor could get his tongue twisted enough to sound like that!! You may be right, what do u think Amy? NM
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Subject: guess here... entrance part?
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Subject: s/l slip of plica?
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I think that is it--he stutter's so it is difficult
Subject: I think that is it--he stutter's so it is difficult
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Subject: It could be right as when they are "cleaning out" the carotid they make sure there are no slips of
intima left behind and thus making a clear and free vessel (in this case a clear and free carotid artery).
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Subject: Thank you. H edid kind of stutter, so
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Subject: Oops! I meant stutter, ha! nm
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Subject: Just sounds like a stutter over the word dose to me. nm
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Subject: Slip of plica would be okay, just a thin sliver of tissue. Or maybe it's synovial
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Subject: It's usually good, fair, or poor. nm
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Subject: Mother tongue.
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PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES
1. Longstanding gastroesophageal reflux.
2. Bilateral lower quadrant pain.
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1. One (tongue) of (a soft steel) (metal plate), approximately 1 cm in length, rule out (merits).
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