Liting up

[Lisa Berryhill]

What's the correct spelling up (as in irritation)?

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

Liting up?  Pronounced how?  "What's the correct spelling up," what does this mean?

[Stefanie Landa]

I've never heard of it. What is the context of how it's used?

[Quyen]

"Liting up?  Pronounced how?  "What's the correct spelling up," what does this mean?" Ditto.

[Lisa Berryhill]

There's a CT period that includes a "lighting up" or irritation or aggravation of the bone.

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

What's a CT period?

[Lisa Berryhill]

Continuous trauma. Has to do with workers' comp

[Quyen]

What is the case about? Cancer?

[Quyen]

"Lighting up" is correct if they are talking about radiology. When contrast is used for certain things they are looking for in the X-rays, the contrast "lights up" when the X-ray is viewed. You mentioned a CT, so that sounds the appropriate context.