s/l *sigh-at-ica*
Posted By: Jai on 2007-05-01
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Subject: s/l *sigh-at-ica*
She had originally scheduled left total knee replacement in 2006 and then canceled it because of trouble she was having with _____.
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Fo-Sigh.
Subject: Fo-Sigh.
? She does sigh
Subject: ? She does sigh
Sigh...posted before done. SM
Subject: Sigh...posted before done. SM
It's hard to judge these things without hearing them - I went with what was closest to the sentence provided. While the patient could have been "dyspneic-looking like a patient with COPD or sleep apnea," that just didn't sit right with my gut.
Never mind..........sigh.
Subject: Never mind..........sigh.
nm
or they expel gas and sigh afterwards? nm
Subject: or they expel gas and sigh afterwards? nm
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That's it! (I should have know that, huh?..heavy sigh) Thank you!
Subject: That's it! (I should have know that, huh?..heavy sigh) Thank you!
Another one... :::sigh::: See message, please!
Subject: Another one... :::sigh::: See message, please!
I am doing an op report: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with operative cholangiograms. The doctor clearly says diagnosIS, although I know they do that all the time and then give numbered lists, so I know not to count on that. For the diagnosis, she says "Chronic cholecystitis, cholelithiasis." She runs them together just like that, no pause in between or anything.
Do these go together the way I have them now, as one diagnosis just separated with a comma? Should I have them separated and numbered instead?
I have no samples to go on and I've never done one of these before. What do you seasoned surgery pros think?
Another question. SM
Subject: Another question. SM
This also pertains to the other question I asked. This doctor is driving me CRAZY. The audio quality is horriblel - sounds like he is using a can and a string rather than a PHONE. AARRGGHH. <deep breath>
Entire sentence:
"There is a suggestion of a horseshoe configuration of the kidneys with s/l TALLULAH-FORM shaped tissue extending anterior to the s/l AR-AY-LA."
yep, just said it again, she was eating. sigh
Subject: yep, just said it again, she was eating. sigh
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Ok, sounds more like SIGH-purt now. Anybody?
Subject: Ok, sounds more like SIGH-purt now. Anybody?
s/l sigh macular rash
Subject: s/l sigh macular rash
Would he be saying side? or does anyone have another word that would fit better. All your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Yup. He's dead. He's saying "spot images." :::sigh::: NM
Subject: Yup. He's dead. He's saying "spot images." :::sigh::: NM
sigh, plain not plane films
Subject: sigh, plain not plane films
I'm delirious...going to bed. Sorry, should be plain films.
Figured it out - he's saying cerebral infarctions. :::sigh:::
Subject: Figured it out - he's saying cerebral infarctions. :::sigh:::
Lazuli clamp???? urethral...sigh
Subject: Lazuli clamp???? urethral...sigh
Lazli/Lesly/Lastin? 
We then dilated the urethra all the way up to a 23 French cystoscope. At this point we were able to place the ______ clamp. The tip of the _____ clamp was palpated.
Thanks - I am trying to hear that - thought of it also - but it doesn't sound like it - I am sigh
Subject: Thanks - I am trying to hear that - thought of it also - but it doesn't sound like it - I am sighing too - but thank you for trying to help me!
oh for the love of ... ~sigh~ now i feel stupid as a sock. THANK YOU.
Subject: oh for the love of ... ~sigh~ now i feel stupid as a sock. THANK YOU.
xx
Thanks, that was it. Now if he would quit using micro tapes, and get into this century! *sigh
Subject: Thanks, that was it. Now if he would quit using micro tapes, and get into this century! *sigh
:)
Doc repeats this word over and over. Any ideas? s/l "poe-sigh." sm
Subject: Doc repeats this word over and over. Any ideas? s/l "poe-sigh." sm
He merely acknowledges a 30 percent reduction in his original pre-operative pain, yet has now developed new s/l “poe-sigh” pain specific to the medial retinaculum and region of the infrapatellar tendon.
Thanks!!!
I guess Lantus can't be p.o. can it? I just noticed I typed literally what the doc said. ~sigh~
Subject: I guess Lantus can't be p.o. can it? I just noticed I typed literally what the doc said. ~sigh~
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I'm listening again (and again - sigh) would attachment make sense here. Proximal attachment sm
Subject: I'm listening again (and again - sigh) would attachment make sense here. Proximal attachment sm
to the common flexor origin. Any input?
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