Re: OB ultrasound question

[Guest guest]

I found

3VC : 3 vessel cord

at http://gfc.nauta.it/mm/abbreviations.html but don't know how accurate it

is. Don't know about CI. )

Joy

----Original Message Follows----

To: nmtc

Subject: OB ultrasound question

Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2002 06:51:08 -0500

Hi,

Anyone working today besides me?

Doc dictates:

Those anatomic structures noted and documented include the lateral

ventricles, four-chamber heart, stomach, bladder, spine, umbilical cord

(3-VC and CI), and kidneys.

The part I'm questioning is the stuff in the parentheses. I'm assuming

this stands for three-vessel cord and cord insertion. Do I have it

abbreviated correctly? This is how he dictates it, and neither of these

abbreviations are to be found in my Stedman's Abbreviation.

TIA!

S.

RT@...

[Guest guest]

Aahhh, so that's how it's typed! I guessing that CI is for cord

insertion, but I need to verify that, of course :-).

Thanks!!

On Wed, 25 Dec 2002 08:24:50 -0600 " J. L. "

writes:

> I found

>

> 3VC : 3 vessel cord

>

> at http://gfc.nauta.it/mm/abbreviations.html but don't know how

> accurate it

> is. Don't know about CI. )

>

> Joy

>

>

>

> ----Original Message Follows----

>

> To: nmtc

> Subject: OB ultrasound question

> Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2002 06:51:08 -0500

>

> Hi,

>

> Anyone working today besides me?

>

> Doc dictates:

>

> Those anatomic structures noted and documented include the lateral

> ventricles, four-chamber heart, stomach, bladder, spine, umbilical

> cord

> (3-VC and CI), and kidneys.

>

> The part I'm questioning is the stuff in the parentheses. I'm

> assuming

> this stands for three-vessel cord and cord insertion. Do I have it

> abbreviated correctly? This is how he dictates it, and neither of

> these

> abbreviations are to be found in my Stedman's Abbreviation.

>

> TIA!

>

> S.

> RT@...

>

>