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Cardiology Transcription References
iSource have extensive medical literature reference for this purpose which includes atlases containing the detailed anatomy of the heart, books explaining the basics of the EKG test, Quicklook for Cardiology drug reference, Stedman's Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Words, an exhaustive database of cardiac operative reports (with of course the HIPAA identifiers blacked out) etc. Our library also subscribes to the following medical journals to instigate interest about medical issues in the minds of our transcriptionists.
1. Lancet
2. New England Journal of Medicine
The below passages are a fine example of our transcription work in this specialty.
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1. “ECG today, normal sinus rhythm at 71 per minute. A prior septal infarct is noted. This is not significantly changed compared to his prior EKG of August 19, 2009.
Labs from 08/05/09, triglycerides 186, HDL 47 and LDL 152.
Stress test on 08/05/09 showed preserved LV function, EF 58%, very questionable mild anteroseptal ischemia with normal wall motion. The patient exercised for 7 minutes, achieved target heart rate with no ECG changes of ischemia. He had a slightly hypertensive blood pressure response to exercise”
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2. “She does not have significant palpitations. She is interested in resuming water aerobics. Her permanent pacemaker had been interrogated this office visit, which revealed that the measured P-wave as being more than 5 millivolt, atrial capture threshold was 0.5 volt, and atrial lead impedance of 510 ohms. The measured V-wave was 12 millivolt. The ventricular capture threshold was 1.12 volt and ventricular lead impedance 1250 ohms.”
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