RE: LT compression, s/l SHEAR AND SHOCK

[Guest guest]

In Stedman's, I found that LT stands for lunotriquetral. There is a

lunotriquetral shear test. Unfortunately, I don't see anything like " shear

and shock. " Still looking....

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Okay, see if you hear " shear and shuck. " Check out this link:

http://216.239.39.100/search?q=cache:sUEb67h-B30C:www.medmedia.com/ooa1/96.h

tm+lunotriquetral & hl=en & ie=UTF-8

Hope it helps! )

LT compression, s/l SHEAR AND SHOCK

Patient has ulnar pain and possible CTS. Dictator says, " She has slight

pain with LT compression and S/L SHEAR AND SHOCK but not dramatic. "

Not sure what the LT means, either, but the SHEAR AND SHOCK I don't think

I'm

hearing correctly. Another difficult dumped dictator. Thank you.