no, still sounds like "trex-i-vus fibers"

• NEW to OP notes--inguinal hernia repair--4 questions - nayfray
  • Op note or test? - karen
    • it's a long story - nayfray
      • No, they don't. You should just - almost 40
        • sorry about testing ignorance--i'm not a cheater, promise! - nayfray
  • See inside. - Spice
  • fourth is "interrupteds" as in interrupted sutures - MT
    • Retzius doesn't seem right - nayfray
      • can you hear - almost 40
        • no, still sounds like "trex-i-vus fibers" - nayfray
          • my surgeon always says opened in the "direction of its fibers" - pdqtrans
            • that's gotta be it! Good job! - almost 40
          • I've heard "cremasteric fibers" in this procedure.(nm) - Hayseed
  • Think your first one is Retzius, for space of Retzius. nm - NM

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Background: Electrodiagnostically, localization of ulnar nerve lesions, which commonly occurs at the elbow, is sometimes problematic. Measurement of motor ulnar nerve conduction velocity (NCV) at the elbow is amongst the most popular techniques to diagnose ulnar neuropathy. In this method, recording from the first dorsal interosseous muscle (FDI) is suggested to be more sensitive than the abductor digiti minimi (ADM). However, the criterion for abnormality is based on the normal values recorded from ADM. Aims: To determine the normal values of Ulnar motor NCV using FDI and ADM and the difference between the values obtained from FDI and ADM. Additionally, to measure the amount of reduction of NCV across the elbow for each recording site. Materials and Methods: This was a cross-sectional study performed on 50 healthy volunteers (100 nerves). All subjects were in the same condition regarding joint position and surface hand temperature. We recorded ulnar NCV at forearm and across the elbow with recording electrode on both FDI and ADM, simultaneously.

post op day 1 from an esophagogastrectomy, _________ Laprobiotic? or laprobotic?

feels this is s/l an-al-gus to dependant swelling he had in his other leg when he had a cast on. 

Thanks in advance.

follicadermia of servant...

looked everywhere..  please help!

tochadinamometry, thanks for any help

It sounds more like MUS

Thanks  

ileus soleus muscle.  Can't find. Any ideas?

Happy Monday! 

I can't even come close. 

Thanks anyway.

No frankly localizing, lateralizing or s/l eleptiform features noted. 

I can find eleptiform on Google, but not in any of my books.  Is this right or does he mean epileptiform?  This is on electroencephalogram.

Thanks!

nm

I have known T-wave and Q-wave - s/l *key* may be either Q or T.....is this an ESL dictator? 

Also, in an EKG, as I know it, the leads are in Roman numerals....leads I, II, and aVF (for example). 

I WOULD, however, blank the Q or T - because key/tee k/q sounds.  It could be either/or and I would blank it....but, of course, this is from yesterday, and the report probably already went back.  *lol* 

Preoperative diagnosis: Spinal stenosis, spinal oestesis(??)

HELP!!