Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 Alice - If he is saying new instead of knee it could be calyx. An exert from Stedman's Electronic: calx, gen. calcis, pl. calces 1. Syn: lime (1). [L. limestone] 2. The posterior rounded extremity of the foot. Syn: calcar pedis, heel (2). [L. heel] Dawn C. M-TEC Student IC, Ortho - 1 year AIM: fasthands47 Radiographs term This is a real bad tape. Hope you can help me with this S/L There is a slight increase in the 4th and 5th intermetatarsal angle however there is no clinical S/L calus or Kales or calis (but definitely not callus) or (actually now listening for the umpteenth time knee might really be new) knee deformity noted. A: Hammer digit with medial dislocation, left 5th. P: 1. Discussion of treatment options with patient including surgical management. 2. Patient elects surgical management however would like to fit this into his schedule as a home painter in his own business. Thanks ahead because I know someone or many others are going to get this in a breath.... Aliceanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 LOL - you did say it was a really bad tape... I just got a fax back with the correction. Don't know how I got what I stated below when the answer is No tailors bunion or knee deformity noted. YIKES. Aliceanne Dawn C. M-TEC Student IC, Ortho - 1 year AIM: fasthands47 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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