maybe subtle rib metastases (pleural)
Posted By: ltt on 2007-12-04
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Subject: maybe subtle rib metastases (pleural)
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It is probably subtle. nm
Subject: It is probably subtle. nm
EEG subtle slowing disorganization??
Subject: EEG subtle slowing disorganization??
oh my i'm having a hard time today.
On EEG:
"bisynchronous and independent left hemispheric spike activity as well as ____s/l___subtle slowing disorganization."
subtle slowing?
subtle slow in/and?
subtle flowing?
subtle flow in/and?
I dont know.
probably metastases - nm
Subject: probably metastases - nm
can you hear "some subtle" movement...??
Subject: can you hear "some subtle" movement...??
metastases - plural
Subject: metastases - plural
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mets (as in metastases)???
Subject: mets (as in metastases)???
immunomodulator with hepatic metastases
Subject: immunomodulator with hepatic metastases
I cannot come up with the name of this med.
"discuss possible chemotherapeutic agents versus immunomodulators such as ___ zirapamid__. "
The patient has hepatic metastases.
metastasis versus metastases
Subject: metastasis versus metastases
Any advice will be appreciated.
In many reports, I have heard doctors dictate "mets," which I would like to expand when necessary but sometimes am just not sure if singular or pleural expansion applies, e.g., "He has mets to the pelvis," (and then later on dictates) "He is thought to have probable liver mets." So, would each example I gave be expanded as metastasis or metastases, since there's more than one location of spread but each area of the body is dictated separately?
oops it is metastasis.....not metastases
Subject: oops it is metastasis.....not metastases
Lots of newbies here not aware of these subtle spelling/area
Subject: Lots of newbies here not aware of these subtle spelling/area
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Personally, I would spell out, but the correct abbreviation would be mets (metastases).
Subject: Personally, I would spell out, but the correct abbreviation would be mets (metastases).
subtle motor movements or some clonic movements..nm
Subject: subtle motor movements or some clonic movements..nm
nm
or Pleural rub
Subject: or Pleural rub
in case he misplaced the lung finding under heart exam.
pleural?
Subject: pleural?
nm
Believe it's pleural peel. nm
Subject: Believe it's pleural peel. nm
xx
Pleural of decubitus?
Subject: Pleural of decubitus?
Pleural of decubitus? Is it decubiti?
TIA.
pleural of decubitus
Subject: pleural of decubitus
decubiti
Pleural is not plural--ack!
Subject: Pleural is not plural--ack!
"Pleural" - You have been transcribing too long. You mean "plural," n'est-ce-pas?
Axes is pleural.
Subject: Axes is pleural.
xx
telangiectasia or pleural of it. nm.
Subject: telangiectasia or pleural of it. nm.
x
pleural of phalanx
Subject: pleural of phalanx
phalanges
pleural effusion
Subject: pleural effusion
I keep hearing laryn- with L beginning
what is pleural of kyphoplasty?
Subject: what is pleural of kyphoplasty?
kyphoplasties isn't passing a spell check.
pleural cupulas
Subject: pleural cupulas
Adnexa IS pleural - sm
Subject: Adnexa IS pleural - sm
Googled and found adnexa, and adnexae for pleural, but checked Dorland's Medical Dictionary and found adnexa = pleural.
That is why this site is so good. We learn something new every day.
there is a pleural tube and there
Subject: there is a pleural tube and there
is a Pleurx catheter.
Pleural effusion?
Subject: Pleural effusion?
PLEURAL ??????????????decubitus????????
Subject: PLEURAL ??????????????decubitus????????
This should be PLURAL !!!!
YOU CALL THIS WELL RESPECTED?
GIVE ME A BREAK !!
This is PLAIN BS AND YOU DON'T EVEN notice it !
OMG -MERCY ON YOU !
plural - not pleural
Subject: plural - not pleural
oops!
Pleural would be scrota
Subject: Pleural would be scrota
but could be a new "modified" word. ;-)
use of bilateral with pleural forms
Subject: use of bilateral with pleural forms
That's always ben a puzzle to me too, but I think that either way might be acceptable. The qualifying adjective (bilateral) suggests an "augmentation" was performed on both sides, and more often than not, MDs will dictate singular nouns following bilateral. Sometimes, though, if it sounds strange, I will use the pleural, i.e., one of my docs says "bilateral lower extremity" which I change to extremities. Would be interested in further input or if AAMT has a directive on this.
Right-sided pleural effusion
Subject: Right-sided pleural effusion
Evidence of old TBC. I'm thinking he means tuberculosis. Is that right. Also under discharge medications he has Rifamate, Theo-Dur and it sounds like he's saying prinsom or primson and taper down over two weeks. Any ideas? Thanks a bunch.
Apparati??? is this pleural for apparatus?
Subject: Apparati??? is this pleural for apparatus?
Verbatim account, doctor clearly dictating apparati. Four hits in google for apparati. Is this even a word? Verbatim means type it anyway? hmmm decisions decisions.
(I need a vacation)
Webster's says pleural form is ...
Subject: Webster's says pleural form is ...
apparatuses or apparatus. Have never seen a doc that didn't try to make up his own form of word from time to time either though...so if your account states strictly verbatim without the ability to correct grammar even when you know it's incorrect then I would type what he says.
Help with singular/pleural wording please.. sm
Subject: Help with singular/pleural wording please.. sm
Which is correct? "There is a cerumen impaction bilaterally which is removed." OR "There are cerumen impactions bilaterally which are removed." TIA
sounds like something pleural for Kerlix
Subject: sounds like something pleural for Kerlix
Good afternoon. I have a word that sounds like "kerlicees." I think the doc is trying to say a word that is pleural for Kerlix. Does this sound familiar? How do I spell it? thanks!
FYI: Nevi is pleural of nevus.
Subject: FYI: Nevi is pleural of nevus.
  
Loculated pleural effusion......
Subject: Loculated pleural effusion......
pleural fluid which has been loculated or encysted between layers of visceral pleural within the fissures or between partially fused visceral and parietal layers adjacent to the chest wall, diaphragm or mediastinum.
never mind. i got it....pleural effusion..thanks anyways
Subject: never mind. i got it....pleural effusion..thanks anyways
Do I think of these phrases as pleural or singular? sm
Subject: Do I think of these phrases as pleural or singular? sm
For "small and large bowel" and for "lumbar and thoracic spine" do I think of it as pleural or singular? Would I type small and large bowel are or small and large bowel is? Lumbar and thoracic spine are or lumbar and thoracic spine is? It gets me every time!
pleural of neural foramina?
Subject: pleural of neural foramina?
is it neural foraminae?? this doc is saying, The Kerrison was used to open up the neural foraminas?? bilaterally.
Is vertebroplasties the right pleural of vertebroplasty
Subject: Is vertebroplasties the right pleural of vertebroplasty
malignant pleural effusion?
Subject: malignant pleural effusion?
s/l Bi Athical pleural thickening??
Subject: s/l Bi Athical pleural thickening??
raphe or pleural is raphae
Subject: raphe or pleural is raphae
x
Scattered pleural thickening?.....nm
Subject: Scattered pleural thickening?.....nm
nm
ESL: pleural effusion phrases
Subject: ESL: pleural effusion phrases
Doctor with a fairly thick Indian accent dictates the following:
Large left pleural effusion with probable s/l "ectelectisis" or organization. Moderate to large right pleural effusion and s/l "side diesease" is noted.
small? and pleural parenchymal. (nm)
Subject: small? and pleural parenchymal. (nm)
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petechia/petechiae (pleural)
Subject: petechia/petechiae (pleural)
Dopplers is pleural of Doppler.
Subject: Dopplers is pleural of Doppler.
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How about "stability" of pleural effusions???
Subject: How about "stability" of pleural effusions???
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