Re: s/l Nimbus facial nerve monitor

[Guest guest]

Not close enough, I'm afraid ... she does say what s/l " nimbus " later

on in the report, as well (well, actually, it sounds like " nimbuth, "

but that's her impediment, I think :-)

On Wed, 28 May 2003 20:48:56 -0700

Gentlsong wrote:

Gentlsong> Chuck,

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> How about NIM 2 Nerve Integrity Monitor?

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

http://www.google.com/url?sa=U & start=1 & q=http://www.michiganear.com/li

Gentlsong> brary/F/facemon.pdf & e=653

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> HTH!

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> Sylvia Roller

Gentlsong> M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

Gentlsong> gentlsong@...

Gentlsong> AIM: Jntlsong

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> >Am transcribing a parotidectomy where the surgeon is hooking up a

Gentlsong> >facial nerve monitor, and it sounds like she's referring to it as

Gentlsong> > " the Nimbus, " but she has a slight speech impediment (of course) so

Gentlsong> >I'm not certain. Am having trouble documenting this (even after

Gentlsong> >brushing aside the Harry Potter and meteorological references).

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >Anyone? TIA.

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >

[Guest guest]

Chuck,

How about NIM 2 Nerve Integrity Monitor?

http://www.google.com/url?sa=U & start=1 & q=http://www.michiganear.com/li

brary/F/facemon.pdf & e=653

HTH!

Sylvia Roller

M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

gentlsong@...

AIM: Jntlsong

>Am transcribing a parotidectomy where the surgeon is hooking up a

>facial nerve monitor, and it sounds like she's referring to it as

> " the Nimbus, " but she has a slight speech impediment (of course) so

>I'm not certain. Am having trouble documenting this (even after

>brushing aside the Harry Potter and meteorological references).

>

>

>Anyone? TIA.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My docs usually just say " continuous " facial nerve monitoring. Could that

be it? )

Joy

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Reply-To: NMTC

To: NMTC

Subject: Re: s/l Nimbus facial nerve monitor

Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 19:53:26 -0500

Not close enough, I'm afraid ... she does say what s/l " nimbus " later

on in the report, as well (well, actually, it sounds like " nimbuth, "

but that's her impediment, I think :-)

On Wed, 28 May 2003 20:48:56 -0700

Gentlsong wrote:

Gentlsong> Chuck,

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> How about NIM 2 Nerve Integrity Monitor?

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

http://www.google.com/url?sa=U & start=1 & q=http://www.michiganear.com/li

Gentlsong> brary/F/facemon.pdf & e=653

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> HTH!

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> Sylvia Roller

Gentlsong> M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

Gentlsong> gentlsong@...

Gentlsong> AIM: Jntlsong

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong>

Gentlsong> >Am transcribing a parotidectomy where the surgeon is hooking up

a

Gentlsong> >facial nerve monitor, and it sounds like she's referring to it

as

Gentlsong> > " the Nimbus, " but she has a slight speech impediment (of course)

so

Gentlsong> >I'm not certain. Am having trouble documenting this (even after

Gentlsong> >brushing aside the Harry Potter and meteorological references).

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >Anyone? TIA.

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >

Gentlsong> >