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Anyone ever hear of Evulta (sp?), or Aphige (sp?) for pelvic organ prolapse?

Thanks,

Lynn

"The fracture was segmental with the fracture distally requiring a blocking screw. We placed in a blocking screw from anterior to posterior to medialize the rod and prevent valgus instability. With the locking screw in place, using Kretek and Cole pollar blocking screws we then proceeded to place a guide pin down the femoral shaft to the end of the femur.

Doc spelled this out but cannot document it and he doesn't always get it right - anybody heard this before - thanks

Hello all!  Doc is dictating It is possible that the right kidney has chronic reptilonephritis and that is why it is atrophic and poorly functioning. 

I can't verify the above highlighted word...any clues?  Thanks!

Patient has bladder cancer and urethral stricture.   Procedure is cystoscopy, bladder barbotage, TURBT-large, DVIOU.  What does the DVIOU stand for?  I do not have a Stedman's Urology book and Google does not help and not sure where else to look.  Thanks.

Patient is having testicular pain.  Doc does ultrasound and dictates:  The patient’s testes are bilaterally descended.  They do have a more transverse and longitudinal lie and may have widened s/l resort cams on exam.  Currently, they are not tender.  Any ideas? 

Doctor is dilating a urethral stricture and says "he was dilated through a 24 French with s/l haymans."  I can't find anything about haymans.

Also, should there be a # in front of the number used to describe catheters?

patient had gross hematuria.  Dr. says cystoscopy confirmed significant s/l mucage/bucage but no other abnormality.

Thanks in advance!

Morning! 

Patient has priapism, doctor is withdrawing venous blood so penis will not be erect.  He states "The penis s/l de co missed immediately and stayed that for the duration."  Any clues for the s/l? 

This physician is doing a penile implant, and sounds like he says using "quick connects" for tubing connectors.  Any clue?  Thanks!

Hello,

I am transcribing an operative report on urology.  Can anyone tell me if the words "imbrication technique of star" is correct.  I know the first three words are correct, but is the word star?  If not what might it be?

Thank you

Doc is doing a ureteroscopy on patient using s/l Lumpus flexible ureteroscope.  Any ideas?

Also, in the dictation he talks about s/l urophilia carcinoma.  Any ideas with this one? 

this is part of a review of systems.  The urologist says The (s/l reese) and head are in the normal position.  Or he says "He recently had (s/l a sinomal position).  any ideas?  the next line is "Both testes are descendend"

Patient with urinary urgency and frequency:  Initially, she responded to Detrol, but at the present time appears to have developed (s/l) tachycolaxis.  

Thanks in advance!

Patient undergoing cystoscopy:

He is noted to have a stricture in the bubble nemnus urethra. 

CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis revealed s/l "focused ferritin" left scrotum. 

Diagnosis is left epididmyal orchitis with Fournier's gangrene. 

Thanks for any help or suggestions.

s/l ileal metrophenoph

Any ideas?  I'm stumped. 

Thanks. 

Need help with this one.  Sounds like "perlee or perleeve procedure"

We will see him in followup in one week, checking a BUN and creatine prior to his arrival in the office and decide on a voiding trial and then any further intervention with his prostate, perhaps considering a transurethral resection or microwave thermotherapy and balloon dilation and _______ procedure.