last stab: pneumostatic response like in esophageal dilatation studies etc.? nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2008-12-08
In Reply to: I am stumped also. Tried to make pneumatic out of it, due to breathing etc. but nothing!!! nm - Txczech
Subject: last stab: pneumostatic response like in esophageal dilatation studies etc.? nm
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Subject: Neer response, near response?
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Subject: Just a stab but...
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Subject: stab at it...anomaly?
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Subject: stab in the dark..
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Subject: Stab in the dark here
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Esophageal, sorry.
Subject: Esophageal, sorry.
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Subject: dilatation
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Subject: wen dilatation?
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Subject: exactly what is a wen dilatation??
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Subject: my stab at the second one is eczematous pruritus...nm
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Subject: a total stab...inside
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Subject: it's a wild stab but could it be TENS since this is
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Subject: stab in the dark - Werlhof’s
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Subject: Just taking a stab at it, but how about cereal?
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Subject: wild stab - choanae?
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Subject: esophageal varices? sm
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Subject: esophageal duodenoscopy nm.
esophageal duodenoscopy nm.
Subject: esophageal duodenoscopy nm.
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Subject: Yes, dilatation is a word
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Subject: First may be dilatation, second - thoracolumbar maybe,
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Subject: then maybe ductal dilatation
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Subject: vein dilatation???
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vein dilatation
Subject: vein dilatation
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Subject: ...pH ______ esophageal manometry ??
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Subject: esophageal varices grade
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Subject: TTL or TDL esophageal balloon dilator? nm
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Subject: I would just hyphenate it pepto-esophageal, they
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Subject: first one maybe "ductal dilatation" - thinking other
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Subject: esophageal *pharases* secondary to alcoholis. nm Thanks
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Subject: I was just taking a quit stab at it, so please note I have no idea if this is correct. Thanks
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