Re: Endocrinology question

[Guest guest]

Amy, Nothing you have written is ringing a bell. Can you give us more

information, like diagnoses, etc. If the patient is diabetic, the last one may

be retinopathy, but not sure. Margaret

>>> " amyserna " 04/14/02 02:32PM >>>

It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

*s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has vertinopathy?

Thanks

amy

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[Guest guest]

I listened to it and it is retinopathy. Thanks. <G> Yes, the patient

is diabetic.

It sounds like the other is hypoureapolutia or hypourea pollutia or

something to that effect, and that his last MOG or NOG was 12.9.....

He is diabetic, with increased creatinine.

amy

> Amy, Nothing you have written is ringing a bell. Can you give us

more information, like diagnoses, etc. If the patient is diabetic,

the last one may be retinopathy, but not sure. Margaret

>

> >>> " amyserna " <amyboone@h...> 04/14/02 02:32PM >>>

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Amy, There is hypovolemia and hypouremia, but I couldn't find anything under

hypourea or pollutia. Also MOG and NOG are not ringing any bells. Glad I could

help with retinopathy. Sorry I couldn't come up with anything else. Margaret

>>> " amyserna " 04/14/02 02:56PM >>>

I listened to it and it is retinopathy. Thanks. <G> Yes, the patient

is diabetic.

It sounds like the other is hypoureapolutia or hypourea pollutia or

something to that effect, and that his last MOG or NOG was 12.9.....

He is diabetic, with increased creatinine.

amy

> Amy, Nothing you have written is ringing a bell. Can you give us

more information, like diagnoses, etc. If the patient is diabetic,

the last one may be retinopathy, but not sure. Margaret

>

> >>> " amyserna " <amyboone@h...> 04/14/02 02:32PM >>>

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

>

>

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[Guest guest]

This is a long shot, but could MOG be A1C by any chance? It is hemoglobin

A1C (a test performed on diabetics) and 12.9 would be a high reading. See

if you can hear that.

Re: Endocrinology question

I listened to it and it is retinopathy. Thanks. <G> Yes, the patient

is diabetic.

It sounds like the other is hypoureapolutia or hypourea pollutia or

something to that effect, and that his last MOG or NOG was 12.9.....

He is diabetic, with increased creatinine.

amy

> Amy, Nothing you have written is ringing a bell. Can you give us

more information, like diagnoses, etc. If the patient is diabetic,

the last one may be retinopathy, but not sure. Margaret

>

> >>> " amyserna " <amyboone@h...> 04/14/02 02:32PM >>>

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No, he says AIC later in the dicatation, and he is definitely saying

something different here. He has a strong spanish accent. I even

slowed him down, and it still sounds like he is saying hypourea

polutia. Hmm. I am stumped. LOL

amy

> This is a long shot, but could MOG be A1C by any chance? It is

hemoglobin

> A1C (a test performed on diabetics) and 12.9 would be a high

reading. See

> if you can hear that.

>

[Guest guest]

Wild guess here--

How about Henoch-Schönlein purpura?

-lava

At 02:05 PM 4/14/2002 -0500, you wrote:

> It is hemoglobin

> See

>

>

> Re: Endocrinology question

>

>

><> Yes, the patient

> is diabetic.

>

> It sounds like the other is hypoureapolutia or hypourea pollutia or

> something to that effect, and that his last MOG or NOG was 12.9.....

>

> He is diabetic, with increased creatinine.

>

> amy

>

> " " <> wrote:

>> Can you give us

> If the patient is diabetic,

> Margaret

>>

>>>>> " " <>>>>

>> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

>> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

> vertinopathy?

>>

>> Thanks

>>

>> amy

>>

>>

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[Guest guest]

Ok, how about high polyuria then something that sounds like polutia

and maybe how it is meausured or something? I am almost positive now

that he is saying high polyuria.

amy

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

[Guest guest]

Where does this fall in the systems? Is is possibly hypoploid defined by

Dorlands as :the aneuploid, almost fatal condition in which there is less

that the normal diploid number of chromosones, e.g., 45 chromosones in

man, the 2n-1 state? Just a stab in the dark right now given the lack of

information.

Aliceanne

On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 18:32:21 -0000 " amyserna "

writes:

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

> vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is probably too late in the discussion, but I was helping my husband

watch Tiger Woods win the Master's Tournament. It " sounds " to me like the

doc is saying " high postprandials, " meaning high blood sugar measurements

after meals.

Cluster

Re: Endocrinology question

Where does this fall in the systems? Is is possibly hypoploid defined by

Dorlands as :the aneuploid, almost fatal condition in which there is less

that the normal diploid number of chromosones, e.g., 45 chromosones in

man, the 2n-1 state? Just a stab in the dark right now given the lack of

information.

Aliceanne

On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 18:32:21 -0000 " amyserna "

writes:

> It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his last

> *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

> vertinopathy?

>

> Thanks

>

> amy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is what he is saying! Thank you so much . It was not too

late.

Amy

> This is probably too late in the discussion, but I was helping my

husband

> watch Tiger Woods win the Master's Tournament. It " sounds " to me

like the

> doc is saying " high postprandials, " meaning high blood sugar

measurements

> after meals.

>

> Cluster

>

> Re: Endocrinology question

>

> Where does this fall in the systems? Is is possibly hypoploid

defined by

> Dorlands as :the aneuploid, almost fatal condition in which there is

less

> that the normal diploid number of chromosones, e.g., 45 chromosones

in

> man, the 2n-1 state? Just a stab in the dark right now given the

lack of

> information.

> Aliceanne

> On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 18:32:21 -0000 " amyserna " <amyboone@h...>

> writes:

> > It sounds like he says He has *s/l* hypouria _________ and his

last

> > *s/l* MOG was 12.9. Then it sounds like he says he has

> > vertinopathy?

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > amy

> >

> >

> >