Normal AV Fistulogram without Intervention Dictation and Technique
Patient Name: , DOB: SEX: Ordering Physician: , Procedure: upper extremity AV fistulogram Indication: Decreased function dialysis. Date: Operators: John…
Read More →Patient Name: , DOB: SEX: Ordering Physician: , Procedure: upper extremity AV fistulogram Indication: Decreased function dialysis. Date: Operators: John…
Read More →PROCEDURE: Right/Left upper extremity AV fistulogram Central venoplasty Peripheral venoplasty Post venoplasty (Right/Left) upper extremity AV fistulogram INDICATION: DATE: OPERATORS: John Doe, MD (Attending)/Jane Doe, MD (Fellow) …
Read More →PROCEDURE: AV fistulogram Venous angioplasty CLINICAL HISTORY: Patient is a _____ with history of end-stage renal disease and prior AV fistula placement. Patient with abnormal pressures during dialysis. DATE…
Read More →Patient Name: , DOB: SEX: Ordering Physician: , PROCEDURE: Arm port / Portacath placement with image guidance INDICATION: DATE: ACCESS SITE: …
Read More →PROCEDURE DATE OF PROCEDURE: CLINICAL HISTORY: OPERATOR: John Doe, MD (Attending)/Jane Doe, MD (Fellow) MEDICATIONS: CONTRAST: ACCESS SITE: PROCEDURE: The risks, benefits, and alternatives to the procedure and…
Read More →Procedure: Bilateral adrenal vein sampling Indication: Hypertension refractory to medication. Date: 01/01/2022 Operators: John Doe, MD (Attending)/Jane Doe, MD (Fellow) Medications: 3 mg IV Versed, 150 mcg IV fentanyl Contrast: …
Read More →PROCEDURE: Gastrojejunostomy tube check and repositioning with imaging guidance DATE: 01/01/2022 CLINICAL INDICATION: Mr. 73 year old male with hx of PD dx 12 years ago with a GJ…
Read More →Definition: What is it? Persistent left common cardinal vein Incidence: <1% overall, 3-10% in kids with congenital heart disease. Anatomy: Left brachiocephalic vein often absent. Right SVC is usually present,…
Read More →Quick Take: Symptoms: facial/neck edema, Jugular vein distention (JVD), headache. Potentially life threatening if progression to laryngeal edema. Etiology/Causes: lung cancer (80%), catheter-related stenosis/thrombosis, fibrosing mediastinitis (histoplasmosis, Tuberculosis (TB), etc.)…
Read More →Definition: necrotizing, small/medium-vessel vasculitis Symptoms: myalgias, arthralgias, subcutaneous nodules, neuropathy, hematuria Distribution of disease: Renal artery branches (85%) > hepatic artery branches (50%) = small mesenteric branches (50%) Imaging features:…
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