OPERATIVE REPORT Patient Name: Benjamin Engelhart Patient ID: 112592 DOB: 10/05/1965 AGE: 46 SEX: M Date of Admission: 11/14/2012 Date of Procedure: 11/14/2012 Admitting Physician: Bernard Kester‚ MD Surgeon: Bernard Kester‚ MD Assistant: Jason Wagner‚ PAC Circulating Nurse: Jimmy Dale Jett‚ RN Preoperative Diagnosis: Acute Appendicitis Postoperative Diagnosis: Perforated Appendicitis Operative Procedure: 1. Laparoscopic appendectomy. 2. Placement
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OPERATIVE REPORT Patient Name: Putul Barua Hospital No.: 135799 Room No.: CCU-4 Date of Surgery: 01/08/2010 Admitting Physician: Joshua Steven Gatlin‚ MD Surgeon: Joshua Steven Gatlin‚ MD Preoperative Diagnosis: Recent onset hemoptysis. History of tuberculosis. Postoperative Diagnosis: No tuberculosis lesion seen. Procedure: Bronchoscopy indications. Mr. Barua requires bronchoscopy because of recent onset hemoptysis in a remote history of tuberculosis. PROCEURE: Patient was routinely
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OPERATIVE REPORT Patient Name: Richard Cates Patient ID: 002876 DOB: 02/02 Age: 53 Sex: M Date of Admission: 01/25/2012 Date of Procedure: 01/26/2012 Admitting Physician: Bernard Kester‚ MD Surgeon: Bernard Kester‚ MD Assistant: Jimmy Dale Jett‚ RN‚ Circulating Nurse Preoperative Diagnosis: Prostate Cancer. Postoperative Diagnosis: Prostate Cancer. Operative Procedure: Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. Anesthesia: General endotracheal by Dr. Carl Erickson Avalon. Specimen
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OPERATIVE REPORT Patient Name: Robert Randall Patient ID: 110123 DOB: 01/11/xx Age: 27 Sex: Male Date of Admission: 08/09/2014 Date of Procedure: 08/09/2014 Admitting Physician: Lyndon F. Talcott‚ MD‚ Neurology Surgeon: Shelia Goodman‚ MD‚ Neurosurgery Scrub Nurse: Anna M. Iaccarino‚ RN Preoperative Diagnosis: Recurrent nerve sheath tumor. Postoperative Diagnosis: Recurrent nerve sheath tumor. Operative Procedure: Reexploration of left L5-S1 hemilaminotomy
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OPERATIVE REPORT Jenkins‚ Amanda 2967898 Hal Russo‚ MD June 29. SURGEON: Hal Russo‚ MD FIRST ASSISTANT: Wendy Quimby‚ MD SECOND ASSISTANT: Justin Don‚ MD PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS Medically refractory seizures. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS Medically refractory seizures. PROCEDURE Insertion of left vagal nerve stimulator. ANESTHESIA General Endotracheal HISTORY This is a 6 year old white female‚ who has had medically refractory seizures for most of her life. She arrives
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thoracic aorta just distal to the left subclavian artery. However‚ the constriction may be proximal to the left subclavian artery or rarely in the abdominal aorta. Aortic coarctation presenting during adult life‚ most frequently represents cases of recoarctation‚ following previous transcatheter or surgical therapy‚ or missed cases of native coarctation. Aortic coarctation may be recognized in the adult‚ usually because of systemic arterial hypertension and discrepant upper and lower extremity pulses
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As discussed in the preceding parts of the essay‚ preoperative education does help improve patients’ post-operative pain outcomes comparing with people who do not receive education (Kearney et al.‚ 2011). As for DVT and SSI‚ many research indicated the shortened length of hospitalisation and improved patient outcomes rather than emphasize the specific statistically significant outcomes on reduced DVT or SSI (Chua et al.‚ 2017; Jones et al.‚ 2011). However‚ the improved patient outcomes can be interpreted
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To begin with‚ the word aneurysm derives from the Latin word “aneurysma.” In Latin “aneurysma” means dilation and dilation means that act of expanding. From this‚ it is easier to figure out what an aneurysm really is. The definition of the English word aneurysm means‚ blood-filled dilation of a blood vessel. There are several different types of aneurysm‚ but this report will only cover a cerebral one. Intracranial aneurysms are classified as dissecting‚ saccular‚ and fusiform. There are many causes
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Aneurysm is a weakness in a blood vessel in the brain that balloons and fills with blood. Aneurysm is a rare case to come across‚ that only fewer than 200‚000 US cases per year. Roughly about 13‚000 death occur each year in the US from aortic aneurysms. Most common sites aneurysm occurs is the brain‚ aorta‚ legs and spleen. Causes of aneurysm has no exact cause‚ certain factors has contributed to the condition. For example‚ damage tissues in the arteries‚ and arteries can be harmed by blockage
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tear occurs. Boom! The balloon disintegrates. An aneurysm goes through a similar series of events‚ but with a more tramatic effect. Unfortunately‚ the cause of an aneurysm is not as simple as a single breath‚ but so complex that the root cause is to this point still hidden. Most of the information relating to aneurysms and their causes is focused on how pre-existing medical conditions and lifestyle choices exacerbate an aneurysm. In my eyes‚ aneurysms are an ever
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