Re: tachybrady syndrome or tachy-brady syndrome???

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tachybradycardia syndrome (Stedman 2001 Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Word

Book)

Diane

>I'm just wondering which way would be correct? I can't even find the

>phrase in my Stedman's Cardiovascular, although I did find tachybradycardia

>syndrome. I did find it in my Medical Phrase Index spelled the second way

>with the hyphen. I looked on Google and found it spelled both ways.

>

>Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.

>

>Laurilee

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Diane.

Maybe I didn't explain it well enough. I did find tachybradycardia in

Stedman's, what I could not find was the term tachybrady in that book. I

did find the term tachy-brady in the new edition of the Medical Phrase Index

spelled with a hyphen. I found it with and without a hyphen upon doing a

Google search.

The term used in the tape is definitely tachybrady and I am not allowed to

do any editing at all. I just wonder if anyone else has ever had this term

used and how did you type it, with or without the hyphen? Or are both ways

acceptable?

Thanks again,

Laurilee

Re: tachybrady syndrome or tachy-brady syndrome???

> tachybradycardia syndrome (Stedman 2001 Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Word

> Book)

>

> Diane

>

>

> >I'm just wondering which way would be correct? I can't even find the

> >phrase in my Stedman's Cardiovascular, although I did find

tachybradycardia

> >syndrome. I did find it in my Medical Phrase Index spelled the second

way

> >with the hyphen. I looked on Google and found it spelled both ways.

> >

> >Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.

> >

> >Laurilee

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Laurilee, my doc accepts it without the hyphen.

Polly

--- Laurilee Eades wrote:

> Thanks Diane.

>

> Maybe I didn't explain it well enough. I did find

> tachybradycardia in

> Stedman's, what I could not find was the term

> tachybrady in that book. I

> did find the term tachy-brady in the new edition of

> the Medical Phrase Index

> spelled with a hyphen. I found it with and without

> a hyphen upon doing a

> Google search.

>

> The term used in the tape is definitely tachybrady

> and I am not allowed to

> do any editing at all. I just wonder if anyone else

> has ever had this term

> used and how did you type it, with or without the

> hyphen? Or are both ways

> acceptable?

>

> Thanks again,

>

> Laurilee

>

> Re: tachybrady syndrome or

> tachy-brady syndrome???

>

>

> > tachybradycardia syndrome (Stedman 2001

> Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Word

> > Book)

> >

> > Diane

> >

> >

> > >I'm just wondering which way would be correct? I

> can't even find the

> > >phrase in my Stedman's Cardiovascular, although I

> did find

> tachybradycardia

> > >syndrome. I did find it in my Medical Phrase

> Index spelled the second

> way

> > >with the hyphen. I looked on Google and found it

> spelled both ways.

> > >

> > >Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.

> > >

> > >Laurilee

> > >

> > >

> > >[Non-text portions of this message have been

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> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ~Diane ----{-<@

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> what isn't true, and

> that

> > is a great beginning. "

> >

> >

> >

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