strain and/or sprain (is my suggestion) nm
Posted By: starzzz on 2008-07-02
In Reply to: Word help pls - s/l strainular sprain - not much to go on here - sm
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Subject: s/l: anaphylatic strain
Advised the patient to consult a physical trainer, to build up right knee for (s/l)anaphylatic strain. The patient advised to use elastic support or athletic tape prior to playing soccer.
It doesn't s/l anaphylactic (as in anaphylactic shock) - and when I did a search, there is no correlation between the word anaphylactic and strains.
Any ideas? 
anaphylatic strain??
Subject: anaphylatic strain??
Hi Jenni I asked the experts at www.allexperts.com and this is what they told me.
Your Question was:
Advised the patient to consult a physical trainer, to build up right knee for (s/l)anaphylactic strain. The patient advised to use elastic support or athletic tape prior to playing soccer.
This is a transcription question.
The above statement don't make since the doctor is referring to a knee strain. Are you familiar with another term?
Because Hi Debra,
The transcription definately does not make any sense as an anaphylactic terms means that there was some sort of allergic reaction. There is no such term/syndrome that I know of in which the knee reacts allergically. Unless the doctor was just trying describe a strain in which the knee has developed a lot of swelling, redness and inflammatory response as a result of the strain.
The best I can come up with is that maybe the doctor is just prescribing some sort of support for a general strain of the knee. In that case, elastic support or athletic tape doesn't really support the knee in such high sports such as soccer which involves a great deal of pivoting. So if you need a support for the knee for soccer, I would recommend a hinged knee brace - not just elastic or tape.
sorry.
Gina
Expert: Gina Lam
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Subject: Thanks so much. Your suggestion of -sm
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Subject: that may be it...thanks for the suggestion
suggestion
Subject: suggestion
I don't really have any suggestions for your missing words, but I do have a few general suggestions.
Are the terms in parenthesis the ones you don't know? If they are, put s/l in front of it (s/l= sounds like), and then do your best to type what you are hearing phonetically. Sometimes it also helps people figure out the missing words if you can share as much about the physical condition of the patient that you know.
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Subject: Thanks for the suggestion. sm
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my suggestion.
Subject: my suggestion.
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Thanks for your suggestion
Subject: Thanks for your suggestion
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Subject: Thanks for the suggestion!
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suggestion
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just a suggestion sm
Subject: just a suggestion sm
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Subject: Thanks for the suggestion!
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Just a suggestion - sm
Subject: Just a suggestion - sm
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Thanks for the suggestion!
Subject: Thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you !
Abby
Thanks for the suggestion!
Subject: Thanks for the suggestion!
I really appreciate. I have been banging my head against the wall trying to figure this one out. It sounds like the "five hood" could be one word. Anyway, thanks again!
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I don't think so...but thanks for the suggestion :) nm
Subject: I don't think so...but thanks for the suggestion :) nm
One suggestion
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Subject: Thank you for the suggestion.
Thanks for the suggestion. It has too much of an "ee" sound. I appreciate the help though.
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Subject: My suggestion on this . . . sm
""The superficial femoral artery was then dissected free with the dissection preceding more proximally,exposing the profunda and the common femoral artery with dissecting it using sharp dissection to completely expose it so that an umbilical tape could be passed around the SFA.""
Here's the way I would do this:
""The superficial femoral artery was then dissected free with the dissection proceeding more proximally, exposing the profunda and the common femoral artery, dissecting it using sharp dissection to completely expose it so that an umbilical tape could be passed around the SFA.""
** I took out the word ""with"" because it sounds awkward and the word ""preceding"" I believe should be ""proceeding"", and then with the 2 commas.
I hope this helps!
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Subject: Thanks very much for the suggestion
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Subject: That's not it, but thanks for the suggestion! nm
This is just a suggestion..
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Subject: Thank you for the suggestion...
I listened again and it doesn't sound like gritty. I think it's "cri". I found a couple reports with this same procedure and that word used. I also found the first one, which is "transcervically". Thank you for the suggestion though! :)
Thanks for the suggestion...
Subject: Thanks for the suggestion...
It's actually transcervically. I found an old report with the same type of procedure and she says the same things. I listened again and realized that's what it was. Thank you for the suggestion! :)
I will listen again with your suggestion. Thanks! nm
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Just a suggestion...and I'm not being snide
Subject: Just a suggestion...and I'm not being snide
but a good reference book to have for abbreviations is Stedman's Abbreviations, Acronyms & Symbols. Also there is a website
www.medilexicon.com
You can type in an abbreviation and get the expansion.
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