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Captopril, 2 times/day Orally 600mg Before food From 22-8-2018 to 30-12-2018

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Endocrinology clinic, Dr. Gregory Smith, Massachusetts General Hospital, 7-9–2018, 10:15

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Captopril, 2 times/day Orally 600mg Before food From 22-8-2018 to 30-12-2018

Vaccination

To ppl who’re predisposed to an infc the hospital sends

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Endocrinology clinic, Dr. Gregory Smith, Massachusetts General Hospital, 7-9–2018, 10:15

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Surgery/Procedure Note

Surgeries/Procedures

Intramedullary Nail Lt side above knee amputation Lt thigh incision and drainage of abscess

Specialties

Orthopedic surgery Plastic surgery Urology

Physicians

Omar H epps Omar H epps Omar H epps

Anesthesiologists

Hassan M Hassan

Surgery/Procedure date

Time

Duration

Min

Hours

Days

Indications/Diagnoses

Post surgery/procedure Diagnosis

Method

Open

Laparoscopic

Laparoscopic switched to open

Microscopic

Robotic

Anesthesia type

General

Total IV Anesthesia

Spinal

Epidural

Peripheral Nerve Block

IV Regional

Local

Antiseptic

Incision/s site

Incision/s size

Horizontal

Vertical

Oblique

Specimens Obtained

Reason

Removed Structures

Estimated blood loss

mL

Drains

Drainage collection

mL

Description, approach and findings

Issues/Complications

Recurrence

Infection

Bleeding

Adhesions

Perforation

F/U instructions, prophylaxis and care

Patient condition

Tolerated

Recovered uneventfully from anesthesia

Didn’t tolerate

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