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There is an indentation of the ventral ____ (s/l fecal or cecal) sac and the protrusion of that is the ventral medial aspect of the descending L5 nerve root.  They dont feel that it compresses the nerve root...

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Patient is not intubated - is a clinic exam.

I can clearly hear the "lungs clear to auscultation and percussion" a bit after this section, so something is definitely there. 

Thanks.

Help, I'm stuck again. Sounds like Coway? And also Corinerel? Any ideas? Where is a good place on the web to look up drugs? Thanks!!

I am drawing a total blank here!

I know I have heard and typed this but here goes, the patient had knee arthroplasty and here is the sentence (it is the last word in bold) :

Postoperative complications did occur which included acute, temporary renal failure and the postoperative illius. 

Make any sense?

Thanks

A drug sounds like Zedarone?  I cannot find anything even close.  Pulling my hair out.

I have this surgeon dictating 3 or so times in this esophagus/stomach resection report about the gastric artery was tied s/l sufflag and then clamped using the right angle.  The left gastric artery was then divided and the s/l stick tie.  Have any ideas what these 2 words may be?

Thank you.

There is some palpable tenderness over the metacarpophalangeal joint and some along the _____ (s/l hallucis paulisus) ligament. 

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The patient (s/l puked on a gonna) appendectomy, with localized right lower quadrant pain on the __, approximately 1 week previously, with a pathology report not suggestive of acute appendicitis. 

Hello,

I am stuck on a word,  maybe two words..not sure! This is for cataract closure, the procedure is phacoemulsification and peripheral iridotomy.

"A superior corenomy was performed and hemostasis was achieved with wet-field cautery."

It actually sounds like "supear corenomy" but I thought he may mean "superior". But I have no idea what the next word should be.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance :)

10 cc’s of 2% lidocaine without epi but with some ____ (s/l bicarb ? vicarb) were used for a successful  ____ (s/l ring) block.  the lateral quarter of her nail was removed without incident

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