s/l neuro foramina...sm
Posted By: 2teens on 2006-06-28
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Subject: s/l neuro foramina...sm
The MRI is back and does not show any significant compromise of the central spinal canal and _____ s/l neuro foramina.
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neural foramina (foramina is pleural)
Subject: neural foramina (foramina is pleural)
probably neural foramina?
Subject: probably neural foramina?
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neural foramina
Subject: neural foramina
pl. of foramen
look under FORAMINA in your dictionary.
probably is foramina abuts but does not appear..
Subject: probably is foramina abuts but does not appear..
neural foramina
Subject: neural foramina
Correct way is neural foramina (pleural) and neural foramen (singular)
neural foramina
Subject: neural foramina
It's neural foramina. And "pleural" is only spelled this way if it means the thorax or chest cavity. That was probably just a typo in your original message and you meant to type "plural," meaning more than one. I've been a Texas state-certified court reporter and national-certified court reporter for 25 years. The proper terms are "neural foramina," (that is the plural form) and "neural foramen" (that is the singular form) although you will see them misspelled as neuroforamina all the time.
Neuroforamina vs neural foramina
Subject: Neuroforamina vs neural foramina
We're having a "discussion" here. Can someone tell me what is the preferred?
Thanks,
Karen
Neuroforamina vs neural foramina
Subject: Neuroforamina vs neural foramina
I understand that one is singular and the other is pleural. The MTs in the hospital where I now work are telling me that it's okay to type "neuroforamina" and I was told that is incorrect -- that it should be "neural foramina." I suppose it should be the same as for the singular form, but we just need some confirmation or judgment as to which is now the preferred way to type this. I know that 30+ years ago, I was told that neuroforamen *and* neuroforamina were okay. I don't believe tha anymore and do believe that neural foramina is the correct way to type it. Anyone with a definite on this? Thanks -- Karen
i typed neural foramina for 30
Subject: i typed neural foramina for 30
years and just got a radiologist who wants it neuroforaminal. Guess it just depends who reads it.
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.
Foramina is plural for foramen.
Subject: Foramina is plural for foramen.
Neuroforamina vs Neural foramina
Subject: Neuroforamina vs Neural foramina
Neuroforamina is German term/phrase and Neural foramina is English term/phrase
otherwise one is pleural and another is singular.
neural foramina/neuroforamina
Subject: neural foramina/neuroforamina
Wow! The site really messed up my posted message. Anyone know why it jammed all the words together and took some words out? The original message that I typed and can still view is correct. This is my first post, so am I just doing something wrong? Thanks for your help, if you can.
probably palpable bulging discs. It's neural foramina, not neuroforamina nm
Subject: probably palpable bulging discs. It's neural foramina, not neuroforamina nm
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I have done transcription for about forty years. It has always been neural foramen or foramina and
Subject: I have done transcription for about forty years. It has always been neural foramen or foramina and
NOT NEUROFORAMINAL.
neural foramina is the plural of neural foramen (nm)
Subject: neural foramina is the plural of neural foramen (nm)
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Subject: Always been under neuro for me, too. nm
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