sub-Tenon as per Claudia Tessier, Surgical Word Book, Third Edition.
Posted By: ss on 2008-07-17
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Claudia Tessier Surgical Word Book, pg 155..SM
Subject: Claudia Tessier Surgical Word Book, pg 155..SM
second edition though..........Perma-Cath catheter on page 155
My Claudia Tesserier Surgical Book, Third Edition has Alumafoam nasal splint, but Google
Subject: My Claudia Tesserier Surgical Book, Third Edition has Alumafoam nasal splint, but Google
has:
Use AlumaFoam® Finger Splint for fractures, strains, cuts and finger tip and nail bed injuries.
Use AlumaFoam® Fence Splint for simple fractures, bruises, strains, dislocations and lacerations of wrist or arm.
Use AlumaFoam® Nose Splint for post surgical or injured patient comfort.
xenograft per Tessier Surgical Word Book
Subject: xenograft per Tessier Surgical Word Book
Endo Clip as per Surgical Word Book by Tessier
Subject: Endo Clip as per Surgical Word Book by Tessier
Can you hear Jennings mouth gag? Found it in Tessier Surgical Word Book
Subject: Can you hear Jennings mouth gag? Found it in Tessier Surgical Word Book
Tessier's Word Book has extravesical. nm
Subject: Tessier's Word Book has extravesical. nm
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from Tessier Surg Word book-sm
Subject: from Tessier Surg Word book-sm
medicated bougie, mercury-filled bougie, mercury-weighted bougie, Maloney mercury bougie. Does it sound like any of these? Also Hegar bougie.
According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word.
Subject: According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word.
one word in Stedman's cardiology and The Surgical Word Book
Subject: one word in Stedman's cardiology and The Surgical Word Book
bandeau ? (Surgical Word Book or
Subject: bandeau ? (Surgical Word Book or
Webster's).
It is Freer according to Surgical Word Book.
Subject: It is Freer according to Surgical Word Book.
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The Surgical Word Book lists...
Subject: The Surgical Word Book lists...
inframammary fold but not intramammary fold
Yankauer in Surgical Word Book. There is no Yankower (nm)
Subject: Yankauer in Surgical Word Book. There is no Yankower (nm)
hyfrecate in Stedman's surgical word book
Subject: hyfrecate in Stedman's surgical word book
I found "Wallich curet" in my Surgical Word Book nm
Subject: I found "Wallich curet" in my Surgical Word Book nm
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Probably Merocel nasal packing as in my Surgical Word Book. nm
Subject: Probably Merocel nasal packing as in my Surgical Word Book. nm
I found a Forker retractor in Surgical Word Book but
Subject: I found a Forker retractor in Surgical Word Book but
not sure about the other one. What type of surgery?
There is a noncompliant balloon. Found in Surgical Word Book
Subject: There is a noncompliant balloon. Found in Surgical Word Book
Maybe LIMA (left internal mammary artery) not sure on the others.
I found a Lindholm laryngoscope in my Surgical Word Book
Subject: I found a Lindholm laryngoscope in my Surgical Word Book
there are transfixion sutures. Found in Surgical Word Book
Subject: there are transfixion sutures. Found in Surgical Word Book
Found a Mollo boot in surgical word book
Subject: Found a Mollo boot in surgical word book
but not sure if that is correct or not.
I found both Meyerson and Myerson signs in my Surgical Word Book
Subject: I found both Meyerson and Myerson signs in my Surgical Word Book
According to Google, they seem to both have the same definition.
Myerson's sign is a medical condition where a patient is unable to resist blinking when tapped on the glabella, the area above the nose and between the eyebrows. It is often an early symptom of Parkinson's disease.
Snout Reflex: percuss the upper lip near the midline - pursing or puckering of lips; glabellar reflex (=Meyerson's sign) - percuss on forehead in the middle above eyes: produces continued blinking with each tap. Also seen in Parkinson's. Grasp Reflex - stroke the mid-palm upward to fingers; you may warn the patient not to hold on.
Since, the doc is spelling Meyerson, I would give him that one.
Crazy huh?
Also found in Surgical Word Book ankle-brachial index, but
Subject: Also found in Surgical Word Book ankle-brachial index, but
they have the pleural of index as indexes or indices, so either would be right then. So index, indexes or indices are all correct choices depending on how it is said, obviously.
Found Coumatrak prothrombin time device in my Surgical Word Book.
Subject: Found Coumatrak prothrombin time device in my Surgical Word Book.
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Skin tag is clamped using a straight s/l Kelly (? Kelley). Cannot find in surgical word book.
Subject: Skin tag is clamped using a straight s/l Kelly (? Kelley). Cannot find in surgical word book.
Pg 179 in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: Pg 179 in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Tessier Surgical has it V-Y flap
Subject: Tessier Surgical has it V-Y flap
Tenon and sub-Tenon, per Stedman's ophtho
Subject: Tenon and sub-Tenon, per Stedman's ophtho
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There's a Maisonneuve one in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: There's a Maisonneuve one in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Book of Style 2nd edition....
Subject: Book of Style 2nd edition....
I don't know if you guys follow BOS rules but...
per BOS page 150 "When generic name and brand name of a medication sound alike, use the generic spelling unless it is certain that the brand name is being referenced." (Therefore, use KCl.)
Also per BOS p 461 Dangerous Abbreviations "Use complete spelling for drug names." (Therefore, use potassium chloride!) ?
I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Subject: I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Buckwalter retractor and Buchwalter retractor (rather than the correct Bookwalter?). There were several others, but I can't recall them now. I gave my book away about 15 years ago, and strictly use Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment words, Stedman's Surgery words, and Vera Pyle's latest. I think what you're seeing is an entry before Hasson was verified. The same thing happened with Steffee/Steffe and Veress/Verress. If there were two spellings for Hasson/Hassan, I would think Vera's book would clarify. Time will tell, though. Ya never know in this business.
Can find Rollet retractor in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Tessier's Surgical Words shows Bunnell sutures...nm
Subject: Tessier's Surgical Words shows Bunnell sutures...nm
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I have the same book- Third Edition and on page 1460
Subject: I have the same book- Third Edition and on page 1460
under needle there is BD spinal and right under that is Beath and a little further down is Beeth.
I understand for verying and yes, it is confusing when you see it spelled 2 different ways, but I do type Ortho reports on a daily basis and I have been told Beath. Also when I Google Beath needle there is a section under Shoulder Arthroscopy, books.google.com and the article is highlighting Beath pin and then Beath needle is there. This might help for verification.
there's a "stencil wire" in my Tessier surgery book
Subject: there's a "stencil wire" in my Tessier surgery book
There is a Proneze pillow and a Proneze pad according to the Surgical Word Book.
Subject: There is a Proneze pillow and a Proneze pad according to the Surgical Word Book.
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I mostly use Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words, they are coming out with a new edition
Subject: I mostly use Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words, they are coming out with a new edition in 2008.
I found Luque plates in Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition
Subject: I found Luque plates in Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition
onelook.com, Tessier's Surgical Words, and Sted's Ortho and Rehab Words. Great stuff! nm
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in Stedman Surgical book under Wire is
Subject: in Stedman Surgical book under Wire is
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Yes, Beeth and Beath in my surgical book too, but
Subject: Yes, Beeth and Beath in my surgical book too, but
I am doing an orthopedic account and my QA person told me months ago that it was Beath so that is what I have been using.
I have the same book as MT50 - along with 10 other Stedman books, and I use the medical & surgical b
Subject: I have the same book as MT50 - along with 10 other Stedman books, and I use the medical & surgical book the most too!
I find LowDye in my Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Book.
Subject: I find LowDye in my Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Book.
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Infuse-a-Port - that is according to Stedmans Medical/Surgical Equipment book
Subject: Infuse-a-Port - that is according to Stedmans Medical/Surgical Equipment book
IG tenon catheter?
Subject: IG tenon catheter?
Doctor states "Patient had thrombosis of the right forearm fistula and IG tenon catheter was placed by Intervention Radiology". I can't find anything that confirms this term for sure. Any suggestions? Thanks!
para Tenon's
Subject: para Tenon's
how do you type this please? Tx
I would think that the 4th edition would override the 3rd edition
Subject: I would think that the 4th edition would override the 3rd edition
Surgical word help
a transvenous ______________ was used to remove a 5” portion of the Mediport catheter which had embolized to the left lung.
Sounds like snearate or cinerate ??????
any ideas?
Need help on surgical word, PLEASE
Subject: Need help on surgical word, PLEASE
The surgeon was doing a small bowel resection and he said, the bowel was clamped off with bowel occluding clamps with (spelled like it sounds) LINENSHODS. I have had this before some time ago, but I cannot find it. Anyone have any ideas? 
GYN Surgical word
Subject: GYN Surgical word
I have an odd word that I can't seem to find. The dictator plainly says a GYN surgical instrument s/l "AQUA PUROLATOR." Seems to be a device for cautery. Any ideas?
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