s/l casselensin tendons
Posted By: 1timemom on 2006-11-14
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Subject: s/l casselensin tendons
in the foot..
'Exam shows some exposure of the casselensin tendons in the right foot.'
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s/l "Leg to tendons" distribution
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This is from a neurlogical consultation:
Physical Examination: She has clear loss of pinprick in ?? s/l leg to tendons ?? distribution up to about the knee bilaterally, hands up to mid wrist, and chest in the distal thoracic distribution. This is consistent with a small fiber ?? s/l leg to tendons ?? process. Her strength is relatively preserved considering her age. Deep tendon reflexes are not elicitable distally.
Impression: ?? s/l leg to tendons ?? sensory greater than motor neuropathy involving both small as well as large fiber axones.
s/l patient has *fickling* of the flexor tendons of both hands???nm
Subject: s/l patient has *fickling* of the flexor tendons of both hands???nm
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No, he is just being "lazy." Supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons are all part of same str
Subject: No, he is just being "lazy." Supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons are all part of same structure......sm
if your docs are a lot like some of mine, they try to rush through their dictation more and more by using abbreviations that really do not exist, using cut-off words....you are right, he is saying that there is tendinopathy found in both the supraspinatus and infraspinus, I do lots of ortho ops and procedures. Hope I help!
Patient has radial neuritis and tendonitis of the abductor extensor tendons of the wrist...
Subject: Patient has radial neuritis and tendonitis of the abductor extensor tendons of the wrist...
Plan is to have a neurosurgical consultation and consider 'tanoplasty' or 'tyanoplasty'. I know that doesn't make sense. What /plasty could this be?
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