yes!..thank you! ESL doc leaving out articles :-)
Posted By: newbie on 2009-05-08
In Reply to: lobe of the liver? - nm
Subject: yes!..thank you! ESL doc leaving out articles :-)
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Several articles
Subject: Several articles
when i google it. They talk about Teflon and Dacron felt strips, like a graft to reinforce the closure. They are from reliable sources, like Journal of Cardiac Surgery, but they are ones you need to pay for to be a member to read the articles. I would say you are safe with "felt strip", it never was hyphenated.
I did find articles with that. (sm)
Subject: I did find articles with that. (sm)
Nucleotide Sequence of the Human PSA Gene. We amplified a
portion of the human PSA gene from prostatic tissues by RT-PCR
using the S1 and A1 primers
I think that is it. I think she was leaving out the "O"...Thank you.
Subject: I think that is it. I think she was leaving out the "O"...Thank you.
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Thanks, you find such good articles.
Subject: Thanks, you find such good articles.
leaving a blank. Thanks for trying.
Subject: leaving a blank. Thanks for trying.
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Thanks for all the suggestions.. I am leaving it for QA since i am not sure! thanks for help
Subject: Thanks for all the suggestions.. I am leaving it for QA since i am not sure! thanks for help
THANKS ALL leaving a blank but
Subject: THANKS ALL leaving a blank but
Will repost when/if I find out
I don't think that's it, but I'm not sure. Leaving QA marker for now.
Subject: I don't think that's it, but I'm not sure. Leaving QA marker for now.
Sorry got it. Ocella (she was leaving the end off"..nm
Subject: Sorry got it. Ocella (she was leaving the end off"..nm
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But that looks like Zitelle is the author of the articles you found.
Subject: But that looks like Zitelle is the author of the articles you found.
I don't think that's it. I've looked all over! Oh well, it was the only blank I had.
Nevermind, I think she did mean "arrested". Found some articles on it.
Subject: Nevermind, I think she did mean "arrested". Found some articles on it.
I ended up leaving blanks and so did QA so who knows. Thanks though!
Subject: I ended up leaving blanks and so did QA so who knows. Thanks though!
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and articles online have been transcribed by transcriptionists initially, and probably
Subject: and articles online have been transcribed by transcriptionists initially, and probably
scanned by a scanner, so there's bound to be text/spelling inconsistencies.
Not that one either:) States clearly 'Viag', like leaving off the end of Viagra. nm
Subject: Not that one either:) States clearly 'Viag', like leaving off the end of Viagra. nm
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never mind, leaving blank, I think it is Dr.'s error (nm)
Subject: never mind, leaving blank, I think it is Dr.'s error (nm)
nevermind - leaving some blanks - exasperated!!! nm
Subject: nevermind - leaving some blanks - exasperated!!! nm
I'm just not sure. The sound is horrible so I'm leaving a blank.
Subject: I'm just not sure. The sound is horrible so I'm leaving a blank.
The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
Subject: The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
and aneurysms on google.
Google shows it both ways in articles from medical journals sm
Subject: Google shows it both ways in articles from medical journals sm
Regarding both the thyroid and the kidneys.
So if it were me, I would put it the way the doctor said it.
I found a lot of articles by Steinbeck about foot tendon surgeries. Could that be your s/l?
Subject: I found a lot of articles by Steinbeck about foot tendon surgeries. Could that be your s/l?
Some of these docs do refer to "still living" docs that develop certain surgical procedures that haven't been recorded in the permanent annals of medicine.
no... no markers of that word... ego crushed, leaving a blank! sm
Subject: no... no markers of that word... ego crushed, leaving a blank! sm
Thank you all SO much for your help. I "wanted" to hear hemisphere, that would have made the most sense to me, but just couldn't.
I really appreciate all the input and will return the favor whenever I can!
The s/l palplitome was removed leaving the wire in place. This is a EGD. TIA
Subject: The s/l palplitome was removed leaving the wire in place. This is a EGD. TIA
Leaving it CROIMI, but very good guess--wouldn't have thought of it. Thanks! (nm)
Subject: Leaving it CROIMI, but very good guess--wouldn't have thought of it. Thanks! (nm)
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I found articles pertaining to LH levels done in the elderly to check pituitary hormones etc.
Subject: I found articles pertaining to LH levels done in the elderly to check pituitary hormones etc.
"In women, although
not in all studies (22), a decline in both FSH and LH levels
occurs with age after menopause (19, 23), and decreased
gonadotropins secretion with age is also observed in aged
men (24)..."
I guess it would depend on what you patient is being studied for. It may not be LH at all? Sorry
google "closed reduced" no comma, and you will find hits including journal articles
Subject: google "closed reduced" no comma, and you will find hits including journal articles
IT is NASCET criteria, finds lots of articles on it, often used in grading carotid artery occlusion
Subject: IT is NASCET criteria, finds lots of articles on it, often used in grading carotid artery occlusion
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