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INDIANA9
________________________
Dictated by Stephen Williams, M.D.
Transcribed 09/21/2007 9:00 A 890 UH IDC
cc: Richard S. Foster, M.D.
Stephen Williams, M.D.
DATE OF VISIT: 09/20/2007
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: It has been 2 years since the patient began
his chemotherapy for testis cancer. He is feeling very well and having no
difficulties whatsoever.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
GENERAL: He looks great.
VITAL SIGNS: His blood pressure is 120/80, weight 113.2 kg, temperature
37.3, pulse 84, respirations 16.
LYMPH NODE SURVEY: No cervical, supraclavicular, or axillary
lymphadenopathy.
LUNGS: Clear to auscultation and percussion.
HEART: Normal heart sounds without gallops or murmurs.
ABDOMEN: His liver and spleen are not enlarged and there are no masses.
EXTREMITIES: No edema.
Today, he had a chest x-ray, which to my eye is free of active disease. We
also got an HCG and alpha fetoprotein.
This completes his 2 years of followup. We will see him again in 6
months.
END OF REPORT
145363/30016/
STAFF/ATTENDING PHYSICIAN - Stephen Williams, M.D.
Unreviewed
Chest PA-Lat XR 20-Sep-07 08:57 AM CASE#: 070920-204505192 IMAGES:
Staffed by: TEAGUE, SHAWN D
Ordered by: WILLIAMS,STEPHEN D
NEW DOCUMENT:
EXAM: PA and LAT view CHEST 9/20/07 he ours
Indication: Testicular cancer
Comparisons: 5/24/2007
Discussion: Lungs are clear. No pleural effusions or pneumothoraces.
Heart and mediastinum of normal size and contour.
Impression: No suspicious pulmonary masses or nodules are identified.
Chronologic Results - Page: 1 (Underline indicates changed Result)
Date Description Elapsed Results Status/Priority ORD#/Normals Links
20-Sep-07 09:30 -4 Days AFP SerPl Qn Tumor Mark Updated: 20-Sep-07 11:29
07-263-3471_685323
AFP SerPl Qn Tumor Mark
2.1
ng/mL (0-25)
20-Sep-07 09:30 HCG Beta SerPl Qn Updated: 20-Sep-07 11:29
07-263-3471_685422
HCG Beta SerPl Qn
0.8
Milliunits/mL (<=3.0)
INDIANA9
________________________
Dictated by Stephen Williams, M.D.
Transcribed 09/21/2007 9:00 A 890 UH IDC
cc: Richard S. Foster, M.D.
Stephen Williams, M.D.
DATE OF VISIT: 09/20/2007
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: It has been 2 years since the patient began
his chemotherapy for testis cancer. He is feeling very well and having no
difficulties whatsoever.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
GENERAL: He looks great.
VITAL SIGNS: His blood pressure is 120/80, weight 113.2 kg, temperature
37.3, pulse 84, respirations 16.
LYMPH NODE SURVEY: No cervical, supraclavicular, or axillary
lymphadenopathy.
LUNGS: Clear to auscultation and percussion.
HEART: Normal heart sounds without gallops or murmurs.
ABDOMEN: His liver and spleen are not enlarged and there are no masses.
EXTREMITIES: No edema.
Today, he had a chest x-ray, which to my eye is free of active disease. We
also got an HCG and alpha fetoprotein.
This completes his 2 years of followup. We will see him again in 6
months.
END OF REPORT
145363/30016/
STAFF/ATTENDING PHYSICIAN - Stephen Williams, M.D.
Unreviewed
Chest PA-Lat XR 20-Sep-07 08:57 AM CASE#: 070920-204505192 IMAGES:
Staffed by: TEAGUE, SHAWN D
Ordered by: WILLIAMS,STEPHEN D
NEW DOCUMENT:
EXAM: PA and LAT view CHEST 9/20/07 he ours
Indication: Testicular cancer
Comparisons: 5/24/2007
Discussion: Lungs are clear. No pleural effusions or pneumothoraces.
Heart and mediastinum of normal size and contour.
Impression: No suspicious pulmonary masses or nodules are identified.
Chronologic Results - Page: 1 (Underline indicates changed Result)
Date Description Elapsed Results Status/Priority ORD#/Normals Links
20-Sep-07 09:30 -4 Days AFP SerPl Qn Tumor Mark Updated: 20-Sep-07 11:29
07-263-3471_685323
AFP SerPl Qn Tumor Mark
2.1
ng/mL (0-25)
20-Sep-07 09:30 HCG Beta SerPl Qn Updated: 20-Sep-07 11:29
07-263-3471_685422
HCG Beta SerPl Qn
0.8
Milliunits/mL (<=3.0)
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