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SONOLIVER REPORT
January 20, 1999
Patient Name: Samantha Browne
Patient ID: DOB: Age: Sex: F
Report No: CONGASSB.2
Ordering Physician: Dr. Higgins
Procedure: Sonoliver
Date of Procedure: February 5, 2014
Dear Dr. BT Henry:
DIAGNOSIS: The patient is status post cholecystectomy. There is no evidence of biliary dilatation. There is a six centimeter left renal cyst.
COMMENTS: a real-time ultrasound examination of the abdomen was performed. The liver is normal in size and homogeneous in echo texture. Without evidence of focal mass or intrahepatic duct dilatation. The patient is status post cholecystectomy. The common bile duct is normal in caliber. Evaluation of the retroperi toneum was limited; however, its size measures 12 cm in length. The left kidney measures 12.5 cm in length. There is a 6 cm mid pole left renal cyst. The right kidney measures 10.5 cm in length. There are several small right renal cysts. There is no hydronephorosis.
Thank you for referring this patient for consultation.

Sincerely yours
Ann D. Higgins, MD
ADH:kap
D:01/20/14
T:02/3/14
RADIOLOGY REPORT
Patient Name: J. Randy Rolen
Patient ID: 115037 DOB: Age : Sex: M
RequestingPhysician: Leon Madema, MD
Procedure: Portable Chest AP
Date of Procedure: December 13
# 1 Portable chest at 1100 hours
When compared with previous exam of December 13 there is a further slight interval increase of the right pneumothorax. Pneumothorax is now approximately 5% to 10%. There is no significant interval change in the right subcutaneous emphysema. Heart and lungs otherwise are unremarkable, unchanged from previous exam.
# 2 Chest AP only at 1400 hours
When compared to previous exam of December 14 at 1100 hours there is interval removal of the right chest catheter. There is interval replacement of the conventional right chest tube with interval decrease of the right manuothorax. Small manuothorax in the right lower chest still noted with

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