postpartum.....diastasis, separation of the midline muscles...nm
Posted By: wanderer on 2006-11-18
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fascia was nicked in the midline or knicked in the midline.....was QA'd
Subject: fascia was nicked in the midline or knicked in the midline.....was QA'd
on this and looking for what others think....TIA
could also be postpartum depression.
Subject: could also be postpartum depression.
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Postpartum hemorrhage due to "atne"? nm
Subject: Postpartum hemorrhage due to "atne"? nm
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s/l component separation
Subject: s/l component separation
Mumble mouth ESL
The patient was taken to the operating room for lysis of adhesions, liver biopsy and s/l component separation.
Does component make sense? 
separation between drugs please sm
Subject: separation between drugs please sm
doctor lists a whole list of meds and at the end says "simvastatin 20 mg s/l 60 and and spironolactone 25 mg q a.m." What does the 60 have to do with anything? The only other thing it might sound like is "simvastatin 20 mg 6:00 p.m., spironolactone 25 mg q .m. but I have never heard a doctor say a specific hour to take a drug and it's really sort of a wild guess, so I would like to hear another opinion. TIA!
I'm not sure about the "component," but separation may be suppuration (abscess)?
Subject: I'm not sure about the "component," but separation may be suppuration (abscess)?
Diastasis????? nm
Subject: Diastasis????? nm
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rectus diastasis
Subject: rectus diastasis
a guess
rectus diastasis? nm
Subject: rectus diastasis? nm
nm
bronchial diastasis?
Subject: bronchial diastasis?
rectus diastasis
Subject: rectus diastasis
rectal diastasis?
Subject: rectal diastasis?
rectus diastasis THX! nm
Subject: rectus diastasis THX! nm
mortise diastasis ?
Subject: mortise diastasis ?
mortise diastasis?
Subject: mortise diastasis?
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Diastasis recti enerdendration?
Subject: Diastasis recti enerdendration?
Dr. says patient has diastasis recti (she spells this) enerdendration? Can't find it. Thanks!
midline raphe
Subject: midline raphe
Excerpts from Dorland's:
raphe (ra·phe) (ra´fe) gen. raphçs pl. ra´phae [Gr. rhaphç] [TA] a seam; anatomic terminology for the line of union of the halves of any of various symmetrical parts.
abdominal r. linea alba.
MLS=midline shift? sm
Subject: MLS=midline shift? sm
another wild guess here, but perhaps on the CT scan they can see a posterior MLS (midline shift)...caused by the hemorrhage...and now showing up as a hematoma or contusion within the midline shift???
s/l mean/main is: midline
Subject: s/l mean/main is: midline
midline
probably midline raphe ?
Subject: probably midline raphe ?
Atacand and midline ???
Subject: Atacand and midline ???
entered in the midline?
Subject: entered in the midline?
Probably midline laceration...nm
Subject: Probably midline laceration...nm
First would be trachea midline. I have
Subject: First would be trachea midline. I have
seen lungs "wet" but not sure about 2nd.
muscles
Subject: muscles
I found a few hits for "innervator" muscles on Google.
Muscles
Subject: Muscles
Genitourinary exam reveals no hernias appreciated. No pain within the testicles. The inner area of the leg, the region of the great s/l sealus???
muscles
Subject: muscles
Can you hear gastrocsoleus?
Thanks! Must be 'calcified pineal is midline'.
Subject: Thanks! Must be 'calcified pineal is midline'.
a firm s/l cicotrix in the midline
Subject: a firm s/l cicotrix in the midline
of the lower lip.
doing tracheotomy...the midline s/l ruf-fae was then opened. nm
Subject: doing tracheotomy...the midline s/l ruf-fae was then opened. nm
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Could it be "uvula" test is midline?
Subject: Could it be "uvula" test is midline?
entered sharply in the midline
Subject: entered sharply in the midline
oops!...muscles, of course! :) nm
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innovated muscles
Subject: innovated muscles
Could it be vaginal muscles?
Subject: Could it be vaginal muscles?
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it was the extraocular muscles thank you
Subject: it was the extraocular muscles thank you
S/l parathoracic muscles...sm
Subject: S/l parathoracic muscles...sm
I cannot locate this anywhere, even tried looking at diagrams of the muscles but cannot find "parathroacic" muscles.
TIA 
rhomboideus (muscles) nm
Subject: rhomboideus (muscles) nm
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Could he just be saying "deep to the" muscles?
Subject: Could he just be saying "deep to the" muscles?
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Neck muscles?
Subject: Neck muscles?
Needing help with this sentence please.
'The medial aspect of the (s/l longest cola) muscles (s/l colorized) bilaterally at this level.'
Thanks in advance.
I usually hear "trachea midline, no JVD, no lymphadenopathy. nm
Subject: I usually hear "trachea midline, no JVD, no lymphadenopathy. nm
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Trachea was midline without s/l *truss* stidor. Thanks!
Subject: Trachea was midline without s/l *truss* stidor. Thanks!
It is trachea midline. Fonts you can leave
Subject: It is trachea midline. Fonts you can leave
if your client permits "slang." Personally I would spell it out to fontanelles. No idea on mertz.
Sounds like it might be L4 paraspinal muscles. Have
Subject: Sounds like it might be L4 paraspinal muscles. Have
heard that phrase on trigger point injections, etc. Hope that helps...
Cant find INNOVATER muscles..please sm..
Subject: Cant find INNOVATER muscles..please sm..
Sensory and motor exam is intact inclusive of the ulnar nerve INNOVATOR muscles as well as the posterior interosseus nerve.
THANK U
second blank - quadriceps muscles
Subject: second blank - quadriceps muscles
first blank maybe posterosuperior
Lower back muscles...
Subject: Lower back muscles...
Yikes! Patient had reduction mammoplasty and now has low back pain. Doc states she has some tenderness in the low mid back, decreased range of motion with some muscle spasms particularly in the right s/l tibral muscle group.
The only thing that comes close for me is tibial muscle group, I am hearing an "R" sound in the word. Any clues?
Paralumbar or perilumbar muscles??? Thanks nm
Subject: Paralumbar or perilumbar muscles??? Thanks nm
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s/l pair of achevial muscles
Subject: s/l pair of achevial muscles
s/l excesory retutory muscles (sm)
The context is breathing. The elderly female is occasionally breathless during conversation but is not using *** muscles. Help? 
try accessory respiratory muscles (nm)
Subject: try accessory respiratory muscles (nm)
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