wild guess but there is a surname....Dhanani...n/m
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In Reply to: Denani type prolene sutures? - Raquel
Subject: wild guess but there is a surname....Dhanani...n/m
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Urology, January 2005
December 2004 (Volume 172, Number 6)
Successful Outpatient Management of the Nonpalpable Intra-abdominal Testis With Staged Fowler-Stephens Orchiopexy
[[[ Dhanani NN, Cornelius D, Gunes, A Ritchey, ML The Journal of Urology. 2005; 172 (6) : 2399-2401]]]
Management of the high intra-abdominal testis is a challenging surgical procedure. Most pediatric urologists today would advocate either a laparoscopic or transabdominal orchiopexy to keep the gonadal vessels intact, but in some patients the testicular artery will be too short and not amenable to a standard orchiopexy. Preservation of these testicles requires either a microvascular procedure, in which the testicular vessels are reanastomosed to larger vessels in the leg, or a staged procedure, in which the vessels are ligated in the first operation, and the testicle is mobilized on a wide strip of peritoneum and moved to the scrotum on the basis of the blood supply of the vas deferens. Recognition of the patients who will require a 2-stage Fowler-Stephens procedure early in the initial exploration is probably one of the most important aspects of achieving a good outcome. Early recognition allows the avoidance of manipulation and possible injury of the collateral blood supply of the vas deferens and peritoneum that is necessary for a successful second-stage procedure. A prior meta-analysis of the previously reported 2-stage Fowler-Stephens procedures found an overall success rate of only 69%. The study authors review their success with a 2-stage Fowler-Stephens procedure.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/501229
Okay, I'll take a wild, wild guess. Can you hear "serial sm
Subject: Okay, I'll take a wild, wild guess. Can you hear "serial sm
chemistries are normal?"
just a wild, wild guess, out of context, could it be 'coffee creamers?'...nm
Subject: just a wild, wild guess, out of context, could it be 'coffee creamers?'...nm
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Wild wild guess: More files??
Subject: Wild wild guess: More files??
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WILD WILD GUESS...
Subject: WILD WILD GUESS...
status post thoracentesis?
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
Does 'chalazion' fit in there? It's a small hard tumor similar to a sebaceous cyst, according to Taber's.
another wild guess
Subject: another wild guess
tuberous ?
A very wild guess as I don't have much to go on. sm
Subject: A very wild guess as I don't have much to go on. sm
Could the dictator be saying "A-line" as in "arterial line?"
just a wild guess................nm
Subject: just a wild guess................nm
Wild guess
Subject: Wild guess
Just a wild guess...Hyperferritinemia????
Wild guess...sm
Subject: Wild guess...sm
Could he be saying "dependent rubor?" Rubor means redness from inflammation. This is a really wild guess! Sorry I can't be of more help than this.
very wild guess
Subject: very wild guess
cataract "removal x 2" ??
Wild guess here but there is a sm
Subject: Wild guess here but there is a sm
supplement called zeaxathinin (carotene etc) ?? Any other info on this med?
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This is a wild guess
Subject: This is a wild guess
I don't usually do meds....but goldenseal is an herb that is used in alternative medicine. Probably not what your dictator is saying, but that's what I thought of when reading your post.
wild guess huh
Subject: wild guess huh
maybe, its tinea of the foot, I wish this could help you
Wild guess
Subject: Wild guess
Instead of moidi, maybe Ewing?
Or some English word that means variant of?
Wild guess
Subject: Wild guess
Soma is also called carisoprodol and comes in that strength.
wild guess here
Subject: wild guess here
Can you here anxyolytics?
Wild guess
Subject: Wild guess
basal rate or base rate?
Just a wild guess here...
Subject: Just a wild guess here...
but if it was the last medication in a list of medications could doc have said "plus" Diovan?
That's it! Thanks for your wild guess...
Subject: That's it! Thanks for your wild guess...
WAG is a wild a** guess. nm
Subject: WAG is a wild a** guess. nm
Just a wild guess
Subject: Just a wild guess
In my Stedman's OB, there's caput medusae, caput quadratum and caput succedaneum. Maybe your doc said it 'backwards' when he/she was saying one of these terms?
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
heparin?
This is a wild guess but...
Subject: This is a wild guess but...
There is a Beck depression inventory and a SIGI System of Interactive Guidance Information so maybe SIGI-Beck??
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
Nasarel...a corticosteroid...used for rhinitis...maybe not much help...
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
pyloric sonogram
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
crossover migration of the humeral head, perhaps.
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
Vaniqa, Zosyn...perhaps...
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
could it be Tree pinch
wild guess, but could it be SM
Subject: wild guess, but could it be SM
prerenal azotemia, dehydration, near syncope?
Wild guess might be
Subject: Wild guess might be
"Bony sequestrum projects (to the?) distal right of the radial styloid process, which does not appear to be posttraumatic."
I don't know if the patient is being checked for osteonecrosis or what since you didn't give any history.
wild guess...
Subject: wild guess...
how about autogenous bone graft...
another wild guess....since u said there maybe an L
Subject: another wild guess....since u said there maybe an L
cancellous bone graft.....
wild guess
Subject: wild guess
just a wild guess if HEENT exam - sclerae anicteric
Just a wild guess...
Subject: Just a wild guess...
Possibly isthmic spondylolisthesis or degenerative spondylolisthesis? Doesn't really sound like what you have, but they are complications from a lumbar decompression.
WAG is wild-a**ed-guess!!! nm
Subject: WAG is wild-a**ed-guess!!! nm
Wild guess - ureters. NM
Subject: Wild guess - ureters. NM
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Could it be scoliosis? Wild guess... nm
Subject: Could it be scoliosis? Wild guess... nm
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WAG is slang for Wild a-- guess! nm
Subject: WAG is slang for Wild a-- guess! nm
wild guess here - IVs in place?
Subject: wild guess here - IVs in place?
Wild guess "malady"? nm
Subject: Wild guess "malady"? nm
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well wild guess but Mobic is an...n/m
Subject: well wild guess but Mobic is an...n/m
Just a wild guess and still excessive but could it be
Subject: Just a wild guess and still excessive but could it be
Wild guess but overt something like
Subject: Wild guess but overt something like
overt bleeding?
wild guess - modafinil
Subject: wild guess - modafinil
Modafinil
Generic Name: Modafinil (moe-DAFF-ih-nill)
Brand Name: Provigil
Modafinil is used for:
Improving wakefulness in patients with excessive sleepiness associated with narcolepsy or other sleep disorders. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
Modafinil is a wakefulness-promoting agent. The exact way it works is not known, but it is thought to work by altering the natural chemicals (neurotransmitters) in the brain.
Wild guess. Slide done.
Subject: Wild guess. Slide done.
Surgicel? wild guess nm
Subject: Surgicel? wild guess nm
wild guess:- area??
Subject: wild guess:- area??
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Wild guess - positive ?? (nm)
Subject: Wild guess - positive ?? (nm)
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Wild guess here: campylobacteriosis
Subject: Wild guess here: campylobacteriosis
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