Help with fiberoptic bronchoscopy report

[Guest guest]

Good morning everybody!

I have a few terms here that I'm having trouble with. I'm hoping

someone with more experience can help me out here!

There were some mild diffuse changes and apparent bronchitis seen

throughout both bronchial **s/l pleurese** but no intrabronchial masses

were seen in the right upper lobe, right middle lobe, right lower lobe,

right **s/l broncho center medius** to the subsegmental level.

Where I hear pleurese - could he be meaning pleurae and just using the

incorrect plural form? Does the phrase " both bronchial pleurae " make

sense here? I'm really not sure what he is saying with my second s/l.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Meg

Day 11 as full-time MT

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I could find bronchial tree in Steds cardio and pulmonary.

Hope you can hear tree somewhere in there in the first s/l.

Deepika.

> Good morning everybody!

>

> I have a few terms here that I'm having trouble with. I'm hoping

> someone with more experience can help me out here!

>

> There were some mild diffuse changes and apparent bronchitis seen

> throughout both bronchial **s/l pleurese** but no intrabronchial

masses

> were seen in the right upper lobe, right middle lobe, right lower

lobe,

> right **s/l broncho center medius** to the subsegmental level.

>

> Where I hear pleurese - could he be meaning pleurae and just using

the

> incorrect plural form? Does the phrase " both bronchial pleurae "

make

> sense here? I'm really not sure what he is saying with my second

s/l.

>

> Thanks in advance for any help!

>

> Meg

> Day 11 as full-time MT

[Guest guest]

Your second one is bronchus intermedius. )

Joy

----Original Message Follows----

To: NMTC

Subject: Help with fiberoptic bronchoscopy report

Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 07:35:22 -0900

Good morning everybody!

I have a few terms here that I'm having trouble with. I'm hoping

someone with more experience can help me out here!

There were some mild diffuse changes and apparent bronchitis seen

throughout both bronchial **s/l pleurese** but no intrabronchial masses

were seen in the right upper lobe, right middle lobe, right lower lobe,

right **s/l broncho center medius** to the subsegmental level.

Where I hear pleurese - could he be meaning pleurae and just using the

incorrect plural form? Does the phrase " both bronchial pleurae " make

sense here? I'm really not sure what he is saying with my second s/l.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Meg

Day 11 as full-time MT

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