lytic??
Posted By: nm on 2008-04-09
In Reply to: s/l livig - Gizmo
Subject: lytic??
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Lytic
Subject: Lytic
Lytic lesion is correct.
probably something lytic
Subject: probably something lytic
sorry can't help more
lytic changes maybe???? nm
Subject: lytic changes maybe???? nm
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say-a-lytic process
Subject: say-a-lytic process
Probably cellulitic process --
lysis or lytic and plus
Subject: lysis or lytic and plus
do you hear the "s" sound or a "ic" sound on the first one?
lysis (ly·sis) (li´sis) [Gr. “dissolution; a loosing, setting free, releasing”] 1. destruction, as of cells by a specific lysin. 2. decomposition, as of a chemical compound by a specific agent. Cf. degradation. 3. mobilization of an organ by division of restraining adhesions. 4. gradual abatement of the symptoms of a disease; cf. crisis (def. 1).
Pulses are measured 1+, 2+, 3+ and 4+ (or minus)
doc slang for lytic?
Subject: doc slang for lytic?
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I agree with lytic changes.
Subject: I agree with lytic changes.
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Lytic changes goes along with the diagnosis
Subject: Lytic changes goes along with the diagnosis
of multiple myeloma.
lytic or blastic
Subject: lytic or blastic
Our orthos say that all the time on x-rays - no lytic or blastic chagnes or no lytic or blastic lesions.
mixed lytic
Subject: mixed lytic
"say-a-lytic" process ??
Subject: "say-a-lytic" process ??
The patient has a nonhealing ulcer of the foot. Dictates what sounds like "No evidence of active "say-a-lytic" process.
I feel like this is on the tip of my tongue, but can't get it.
Help! Thanks!
s/l lytic(?) lesions, plse sm
Subject: s/l lytic(?) lesions, plse sm
Patient has had a colonoscopy with a malignant polyp being found. Patient had a CT scan of her abdomen that showed multiple s/l lytic lesions throughout her bones everywhere.
Thx for any help!
I would think it is lytic then, but if unsure flag it
Subject: I would think it is lytic then, but if unsure flag it
It seems your patient either had a replacement or fracture earlier (is there arthritis in the hx?) I often hear lytic lesions or lytic lines in the areas you mention on patients with arthritis/oseoarthritis. Lysis is the process of destruction of something (in this case, bone), which seems to have been ruled out by these x-rays.
Could hear lytic when I listened again. Thanks you all!!!
Subject: Could hear lytic when I listened again. Thanks you all!!!
lytic temporal bone lesion? nm
Subject: lytic temporal bone lesion? nm
If breaking up clots or emboli, it would be lytic. nm
Subject: If breaking up clots or emboli, it would be lytic. nm
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maybe something like prevalent lytic lesions of leukemia? nm
Subject: maybe something like prevalent lytic lesions of leukemia? nm
There is a lytic area on the lateral s/l *shamfur* of the femur. TIA nm
Subject: There is a lytic area on the lateral s/l *shamfur* of the femur. TIA nm
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