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[User] What were the outcomes of the surgical procedures?

In all procedures, wounds healed well with no complications.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the surgical removal of the knife?

In the immediate postoperative period, the patient experienced complete remission of pain symptoms and recovered normal mouth opening.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the surgical resection of the skin lesions?

The patient's post-operative recovery was satisfactory. Scar hyperplasia at the surgery sites was observed, and no recurrence of the condition was reported at the time of drafting this discharge summary.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the surgical treatment for adenoid cystic carcinoma?

No invasion of the bone and no significantly enlarged lymph nodes were found, and no additional radiotherapy was considered. However, an additional resection of the tissue surrounding the resected mass and sublingual gland was performed under general anesthesia after the final diagnosis of ACC was made. Frozen biopsies taken during surgery were all negative, and the patient has been encouraged to undergo regular check-ups.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the tetanus treatment?

After the treatment, the remaining headache that encircled the whole head improved and an occipital headache remained. During the subsequent course of the disease, the patient developed various symptoms which gradually improved.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the thoracic CT and fiberoptic bronchoscopy exams?

The patient underwent thoracic CT, which revealed areas of higher density with ground glass appearance characterized by extensive alveolar involvement in both lungs, and fiberoptic bronchoscopy, which showed many hemosiderin-laden macrophages.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the treatment for the patient's condition?

During subsequent follow-up three months later, the patient remained euthyroid clinically and biochemically. There was no recurrence of AIT, and the patient continued amiodarone therapy for 3 years.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the treatment plan?

Follow-up after 18 months showed satisfaction regarding the esthetic aspects of the treatment as well as relief of dental sensitivity, improving patient's masticatory function and quality of life.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the treatment?

After completing 4 weeks of prednisone treatment, the patient's symptoms improved and her periorbital nodules, mediastinal and intercostal lymph nodes, and laboratory results returned to normal.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the treatments performed on the patient?

One month later, follow-up CT images were taken, which showed no evidence of recurrence.


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[User] What were the outcomes of the twins after birth?

One of the twins, neonate 1, was born with abnormal cardiopulmonary function and tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. The other twin, neonate 2, responded well and was tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. Both neonates were provided with pediatric care at Wuhan Children's Hospital and the nucleic acid test turned negative within 2-3 weeks after the first diagnosis.


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[User] What were the pathologic findings of the spleen?

At pathologic evaluation, it was evident that 80% of the spleen was occupied by a 100 × 100 × 70-mm cyst. Microscopy demonstrated the presence of an ovarian type, serous cystadenoma.


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[User] What were the pathology results of the tissue samples?

Post-operative pathology of omental biopsies and peritoneal fluid demonstrated mucinous adenocarcinoma with many signet-ring cells. The patient was diagnosed with stage IVB signet-ring cell adenocarcinoma of colonic origin.


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[User] What were the patient's CT scan findings?

The CTCAP was performed which revealed hepatic portal venous gas and partial ischaemia of liver segment seven. There was also a significant amount of free air and free fluid within the abdomen and pelvis, indicating a perforation.


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[User] What were the patient's ECG results?

ECG showed sinus tachycardia at 124 bpm and ST depression in V3 - V6 and DI-AVL derivations. Heart rate was reduced to 69 bpm and ST depressions were completely resolved on the ECG.


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[User] What were the patient's IGF-1 levels?

The patient's tear and serum IGF-1 levels were noted to be elevated.


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[User] What were the patient's INR fluctuations and their management?

Her INR remained therapeutic or near therapeutic between 69 and 77 mg, with the exception of two separate instances in April 2012 and March 2013 when her INR shot up to 4.6 and 5.1, respectively, due to dietary variation. Her INR went up to 4.7 in September 2019, and her warfarin dose was reduced by approximately 10% to 68 mg per week. Subsequently, her INR was 1.4, and her warfarin dose was increased to 60 mg per week.


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[User] What were the patient's IOP levels during the hospital stay?

IOP was increased from 35 to 56mmHg and from 30 to 54mmHg in the right and left eyes, respectively.


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[User] What were the patient's NIHSS and mRS scores at discharge?

The patient was discharged with NIHSS score of 6 and mRS score of 2 after 2 months.


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[User] What were the patient's Oswestry Disability Index scores?

The Oswestry Disability Index showed that the patient had moderate disability preoperatively.


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[User] What were the patient's WBC counts during the clinical trial?

During the clinical trial, his WBC counts significantly increased after courses 1, 2, and 3.


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[User] What were the patient's activities after the operation?

The patient resumed his previous activities and had no functional limitations at his 8-week post-op appointment. He has returned to mountain biking as his main exercise.


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[User] What were the patient's admission symptoms?

The patient, a 6-year-old male with Down syndrome, was admitted due to vomiting, weakness, polyuria, polydipsia, irritability, and weight loss.


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[User] What were the patient's admitting concerns?

The patient was admitted to our hospital due to concerns for pneumonia evidenced by right lower lobe infiltrates and mucous plugging on CT.


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[User] What were the patient's admitting symptoms?

The patient was admitted to our hospital due to a generalized tonic-clonic seizure. The patient presented with Chvostek's and Trousseau's signs, and jerky movements of the right hand resembling choreoathetosis.


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[User] What were the patient's allergy injections for?

The patient had a history of a severe hypotensive anaphylactic reaction following a yellow jacket sting resulting in a full allergy work-up. The patient was on subcutaneous injection of vespid hymenoptera venom/venom protein every 5–6 weeks.


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[User] What were the patient's biopsy results?

Microscopic examination showed atypical lymphoid cells with irregular nuclei, with numerous fat cells rimmed by atypical lymphoid cells and scattered histiocytes with phagocytic cell debris.


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[User] What were the patient's blood test results

The blood picture showed low hemoglobin count, an elevated level of white blood cells, high urea level, and elevated creatinine level.


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[User] What were the patient's blood test results?

Venous blood gas revealed a lactate of 6.3 mmol/L, a base excess of -5.8 mmol/L, and a pH of 7.39 in keeping with the developing clinical picture of sepsis. The patient’s blood tests later revealed deranged liver function with raised inflammatory markers also.


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[User] What were the patient's chief complaints?

The patient was admitted with suspected YNS, which had been causing yellowing and thickening of the nails and bronchitis for several years.


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[User] What were the patient's clinical findings?

The radiograph revealed that the patient had a displaced intracapsular femoral neck fracture in addition to the intertrochanteric fracture which required further surgical intervention.


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[User] What were the patient's clinical outcomes at 6-month follow-up?

At the 6-month follow-up after surgery, the patient was found to have significantly improved clinical parameters. Radiographic assessments demonstrated that patients 1 and 2 had 100% radiographic defect fill, while patient 3 had an 80% radiographic defect depth fill.


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[User] What were the patient's cognitive function and parkinsonism features?

The patient's cognitive function was impaired, and he showed parkinsonism features such as bradykinesia with rigidity and tremor predominant on the right side of the body.


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[User] What were the patient's cognitive impairments at discharge?

At the time of discharge, the patient's seizures were under control with VPA. He demonstrated mild-moderate cognitive impairment, including learning difficulties, memory deficits, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.


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[User] What were the patient's cognitive improvements during the follow-up period?

The patient reported improvements in orientation, speed, and competency in routine abilities such as cooking, a year post-admission. Memory problems remained.


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[User] What were the patient's comorbidities?

The patient had a history of hypertension, secondary hyperparathyroidism, and anemia.


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[User] What were the patient's complaints upon admission?

The patient was referred to our tertiary referral center with a nagging pain, and an uncertain diagnosis of a lesion in his left thigh.


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[User] What were the patient's complaints upon hospital admission?

The patient, a 3-year-old girl, was admitted to the hospital with complaints of intermittent abdominal pain for 1 month and a fever for 2 weeks.


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[User] What were the patient's complaints?

The patient was admitted due to pain and swelling over the left elbow following a fall while driving a two-wheeler.


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[User] What were the patient's complications after stopping treatment?

He had no complications and no recurrence 3 months after stopping treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's complications after the initial treatment?

He later developed dyspnea on exertion and was diagnosed with ventricular septal rupture (VSR) requiring inotropic therapy.


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[User] What were the patient's complications during ICU admission?

The patient developed febrile inflammation, suspected septic shock, and was given empirical antimicrobial therapy with meropenem. However, no infectious foci were found, and the patient was deemed to be no longer infected. After this juncture, he gradually regained consciousness.


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[User] What were the patient's complications during ICU stay?

The patient required 8 days of postoperative ICU stay, during which he experienced complications such as MSSA pneumonia, coagulopathy with factor XI deficiency, and a flare-up of his rheumatologic condition.


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[User] What were the patient's complications during hospitalization?

The patient's clinical course was complicated by the development of right lower extremity pain, rash, and fever for one day. He was found to have significant tenderness in the right leg and was diagnosed with moderate arterial insufficiency due to arterial thrombosis. Laboratory evaluation also showed hematuria and proteinuria.


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[User] What were the patient's complications during the hospital course?

On the sixth postoperative day, the patient developed upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Gastroduodenoscopy revealed mild oozing from the previously repaired gastric perforations, and the procedure was complicated with an iatrogenic gastric perforation.


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[User] What were the patient's complications during the two-year follow-up?

During the two years follow-up, the patient was monitored according to our institutional protocol with regular cardiac biopsies and echocardiogram examinations, which showed no signs of serious complications.


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[User] What were the patient's complications following surgery?

At five days post-intervention, the patient showed edema in both flanks and left thorax crepitation upon palpation, resulting in the diagnosis of a large pneumomediastinum, pneumoretroperitoneum, gas in subcutaneous tissue, and two flank abscesses. The patient underwent abscess drainage by two parallel incisions, followed by dissection of the subcutaneous tissue and the fascia.


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[User] What were the patient's concerns after receiving treatment for PCOS?

After successful treatment, the patient expressed concerns about an asymmetry in her upper lip.


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[User] What were the patient's concerns during chemotherapy?

The patient was started on chemotherapy, but 2 weeks into the treatment, she declined further chemotherapy as she felt very unwell with it.


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[User] What were the patient's concerns regarding his speech?

The patient had concerns regarding his speech and his ability to fulfill his major role obligations as a father, husband, and provider.


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[User] What were the patient's conditions at discharge?

Conditions at Discharge: No active medical conditions at discharge.


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[User] What were the patient's conditions at the time of discharge?

The patient had PML, IRIS, and was HIV positive.


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[User] What were the patient's cushingoid features?

Initial examination showed the presence of moon facies, abdominal striae, and disproportionate supraclavicular and dorsocervical fat pads.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnoses at birth?

The patient is a 28-day-old female neonate born at 39 weeks with a diagnosis of interrupted aortic arch (IAA) type B, patent ductus arteriosus (PDA), ventricular septal defect (VSD), and atrial septal defect.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnoses at discharge?

Discharge Diagnosis: Subdural hematoma, mild right sylvian fissure subarachnoid hemorrhage, and small contralateral occipital intraparenchymal hemorrhage.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnosis and treatment plan?

A diagnosis of 45,X[95]/ 47,XXX[5] mosaicism was made. The patient was advised to attend the clinic for regular follow-ups for monitoring of ovarian function and to manage her hormonal status.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnosis and treatment?

Diagnosis: - Invasive ductal cancer (IDC), estrogen and progesterone receptor negative and her2neu receptor negative by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) - Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Treatment: - Total mastectomy with sentinel node procedure.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnostic findings?

An upper endoscopy conducted on March 6, 2018, revealed an irregular submucosal tumor on the front wall of the gastric antrum, measuring 1.5 cm x 1.7 cm, with a depressed appearance of the mucosal surface. Endoscopic ultrasonography showed an abnormal and irregular thickening of the stomach wall with a hypoechoic area. CT revealed the thickened front wall of the stomach that abutted against the pancreatic body. A laterally oriented radiopaque foreign body was found inside the thickened wall and the neck of the pancreas.


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[User] What were the patient's diagnostic test results?

Blood tests showed moderate elevation of C-reactive protein, high-sensitivity cardiac troponin I, and N-terminal fragment of pro-brain natriuretic peptide. An electrocardiogram showed symmetrical inverted T waves in the anterolateral leads with no signs of acute ischaemia. A chest x-ray revealed bilateral pleural effusion, with the left predominantly affected. A transthoracic echocardiogram showed segmental contractility abnormalities in the left ventricle along with an aneurysmal region in the apex and an ejection fraction on the lower end of normal parameters.


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[User] What were the patient's discharge diagnoses?

Discharge Diagnoses: 1. Triple A syndrome, 2. Achalasia, 3. Adrenal insufficiency


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[User] What were the patient's discharge instructions after surgery?

The patient should follow up with their primary healthcare provider within two weeks, rest and avoid strenuous activities for at least one month post-surgery, avoid smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke, follow a healthy diet and exercise routine, take prescribed medications as directed by their primary healthcare provider, be aware of the signs and symptoms of infection and seek immediate medical attention if they occur, be aware of any possible complications and seek immediate medical attention if they occur, and attend all follow-up appointments with their primary healthcare provider.


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[User] What were the patient's discharge instructions after the Surfacer procedure?

The patient was instructed to follow up with their nephrologist regularly and to monitor the catheter site for any signs of infection or complications.


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[User] What were the patient's discharge instructions?

The patient was advised to follow up with their healthcare provider for regular medical check-ups. No further instructions in regard to medication or other treatments were given.


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[User] What were the patient's discharge medications?

Discharge Medications: None.


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[User] What were the patient's discharge plans?

The patient remains dependent on a ventilator and is being considered for tracheostomy and percutaneous gastrostomy tube placement. She was discharged from the hospital to a long-term care facility as she requires further medical attention.


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[User] What were the patient's echocardiography results before and after surgery?

The preoperative TTE showed severe mitral stenosis and other conditions. The postoperative echocardiography showed that there was no residual gradient across mitral valve.


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[User] What were the patient's examination findings?

On slit lamp biomicroscopy, the patient's right eye presented with multiple areas of stromal thinning at the limbus, associated with epithelial defect. Subsequently, the iris tissue had adhered to the inferolaterally thinned out cornea. Nodular scleritis was present in the temporal quadrant of the eye. The patient had a visual acuity of 20/60, which improved to 20/30 with refraction.


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[User] What were the patient's final diagnoses?

According to post-mortem autopsy results, the patient had a large VSD, CTS, and evidence of biventricular heart failure.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up appointments and test results?

The patient complained of anxiety, insomnia, urine incontinence, and palpitations in the following months. He was examined by a neurologist and performed an EEG with no pathological finding. The patient was followed up by a cardiologist in the ambulatory clinic. Electrocardiogram and echocardiogram performed two months later revealed no difference compared to previous findings.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up appointments?

The patient was followed up after 24 hours, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months and then every 6 months. The removable cap was replaced after 6 months due to deformation.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up arrangements?

Follow-up appointments were provided to the patient for monitoring purposes.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up care instructions?

The patient was followed up twice a year for the first year and then annually for 15 years without any signs of local recurrence or distant metastases.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up care plans?

He was discharged with recommendations for ongoing follow-up and outpatient rehabilitation.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up instructions after diagnosis?

He will need to continue medication therapy and follow-up with his primary care physician and rheumatologist. He should also be instructed to follow a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and exercise. He should avoid smoking, alcohol, and illicit drug use and keep up-to-date with vaccinations.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up instructions after discharge?

Follow-up with the primary care physician as scheduled. Continue prescribed medications. Avoid strenuous physical activity for the next 4-6 weeks. Immediately report any chest pain, shortness of breath or any other abnormal symptoms. Refrain from driving or operating heavy machinery for at least 48 hours after discharge.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up instructions?

The patient was advised to continue follow-up care with the treating physician to monitor for any signs of recurrence and to receive further guidance on managing the postoperative depression around the reconstructed nipple.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up recommendations?

The patient has been recommended to follow with her cardiologist and ophthalmologist for ongoing management of her underlying medical conditions.


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[User] What were the patient's follow-up results?

On her 4-month follow-up, some residual condylomata and marked depigmentation at the application site were noticed. On her 8-month follow-up, she developed halos of hypomelanosis around four pre-existing nevi of the trunk. The genital depigmentation persisted, and the halo nevi of the trunk were still present even at 18 months follow-up.


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[User] What were the patient's food allergies?

She had a history of severe asthma, food allergies to shellfish and wheat, and latex-fruit syndrome.


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[User] What were the patient's gastrointestinal symptoms?

The patient presented gastrointestinal symptoms such as colicky abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea and she reported an episode of gastrointestinal bleeding.


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[User] What were the patient's hormone levels and what do they indicate?

The patient's hormone levels were: Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH): 3.3 mIU/mL, Luteinizing hormone (LH): 3.4 mIU/mL, Estradiol: 101 pg/mL. These levels are within normal ranges, indicating normal ovarian function.


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[User] What were the patient's hormone levels post-operatively?

The patient's hormone levels have remained normal post-operatively, and his AF was electrically cardioverted.


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[User] What were the patient's hospital diagnoses?

Dysphagia, upper extremity weakness, upper extremity numbness, B-cell lymphoma, left-sided facial nerve palsy, left abducens nerve palsy, congestive heart failure, depression, chronic headaches, history of pulmonary embolism, hypertension, high cholesterol, multiple transient ischemic attacks, hyperhomocysteinemia, neural foraminal stenosis from C3-C6, chronic sensorimotor axonal polyneuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar neuropathy on the left, right vocal cord paralysis, CNS involvement of DLBCL.


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[User] What were the patient's imaging results?

The imaging results revealed the presence of a retroperitoneal mass in the lower left abdomen which was confirmed to be a hemangioma. The density measurements showed that the mass consisted predominantly of fat with a few solid nodular structures. Furthermore, the contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed that the lesion was composed predominantly of fat with a few solid hypervascularized nodules.


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[User] What were the patient's immunoglobulin levels?

His immunoglobulin levels were normal.


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[User] What were the patient's improvements during the HBOT sessions?

The patient's disorientation gradually improved and he could walk without assistance, obey commands, and communicate with others. Urinary and fecal incontinence also improved. The frontal assessment battery (FAB) score improved from 9/18 to 18/18.


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[User] What were the patient's initial complaints and findings during admission?

The patient, a 46-year-old male, was admitted to the hospital after discovering an abdominal mass during a routine exam.


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[User] What were the patient's initial complaints and symptoms?

The patient was admitted 2 days after an acute onset of right-sided weakness and expressive dysphasia. A neurological examination revealed motor aphasia, facial asymmetry, 2/5 strength in the right upper and lower extremities, and a positive right-sided Babinski reflex.


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[User] What were the patient's initial complaints upon admission?

The patient was admitted to the Department of Nephrology at Kansai Electric Power Hospital for proteinuria.


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[User] What were the patient's initial complaints upon hospital admission?

The patient was admitted to the hospital with complaints of chest wall and back pain, as well as right-sided leg weakness and pain.


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[User] What were the patient's initial complaints?

The patient presented with fever, headache, confusion, rigor, and tachycardia, in addition to low arterial blood pressure despite adequate fluid infusion.


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[User] What were the patient's initial injuries?

Her consciousness levels were 12 points according to the Glasgow Coma Scale, and her hemodynamics deteriorated quickly. A chest X-ray showed pneumothorax and pulmonary contusion in her right lung, and a pelvis X-ray revealed an unstable fracture.


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[User] What were the patient's initial laboratory results?

Initial laboratory work-up revealed elevated total bilirubin, aspartate aminotransferase, alanine aminotransferase, alkaline phosphatase, γ-guanosine triphosphate, IgG, and IgM.


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[User] What were the patient's initial presenting symptoms?

The patient was admitted to the hospital with symptoms of dizziness and hyperpyrexia after running on a rainy night.


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[User] What were the patient's initial symptoms and diagnosis?

The patient, a 4-month-old Hispanic male infant, presented to our institution with diabetes mellitus without ketoacidosis. Initial laboratory investigations showed serum glucose at a high level of 603 mg/dL, bicarbonate level at 17 mEq/L and venous pH at 7.325.


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[User] What were the patient's initial symptoms upon admission?

The patient was admitted with a platelet count of 10x10^9/L.


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[User] What were the patient's initial symptoms?

The patient presented with a swelling over the left face just above the tempero-mandibular joint and progressive bi-frontal headache.


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[User] What were the patient's initial vital signs upon admission?

Upon admission, the patient's initial vital signs showed blood pressure of 136/63 mm Hg, heart rate of 79 beats/min, body temperature of 37.3℃, respiratory rate of 40 breaths/min, and peripheral O2 saturation of 90% on non-rebreather mask of 15 L/min.


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[User] What were the patient's injuries and symptoms upon arrival?

Upon arrival, he presented with hemorrhagic shock and was clinically stabilized. Initial musculoskeletal examination revealed severe pain and deformity in the left hip, right upper extremity, and right lower extremity, along with bilateral lower extremity weakness and inability to move them.


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[User] What were the patient's injuries?

The patient had compound humerus shaft and ulnar olecranon fractures and chest computed tomography showed thin-rimmed left-sided pneumothorax, bilateral pulmonary contusion, and fractures of the left 1st and 6th ribs. Abdominal computed tomography showed grade III hepatic injury, with a focal contusion of the right hepatic lobe of 4.0 cm × 3.0 cm, with adjacent laceration of 5.0 cm length.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions after discharge?

The patient should adhere to any prescribed treatment or therapy plans provided by their primary care provider. Any concerns or complications must be immediately reported to their physician.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions after surgery?

Following the surgery, the patient should avoid any strenuous activity or sports for at least two weeks. A follow-up appointment with Urology has been scheduled.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions for follow-up care?

The patient was advised to follow-up regularly in the clinic and to report any signs of ear discharge, vertigo, or diplopia. The patient was also advised to continue the medications as prescribed by the ENT specialist.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions for follow-up?

The patient will be advised to follow-up with the oral and maxillofacial surgeon for further management. They were instructed to continue oral antibiotics as prescribed until the full course is completed and to report any new symptoms such as fever or worsening pain immediately.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions on discharge?

The patient was instructed to continue taking methylprednisolone and cyclosporine as prescribed by her physician. She was advised to follow up as directed by her physician.


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[User] What were the patient's instructions upon discharge?

The patient was advised to discontinue use of quetiapine and arrange follow-up with his primary care physician. The patient was discharged home with instructions to dispose of any excess quetiapine.


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[User] What were the patient's lab results before starting anti-TB treatment?

Laboratory tests demonstrated elevated transaminase levels, but normal total and direct bilirubin (AST: 144 IU/L; ALT: 358 IU/L; and total bilirubin: 0.52 mg/dL).


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[User] What were the patient's lab results?

Laboratory tests showed leukocytosis with neutrophilia, mild anemia, high calcium levels, mildly elevated liver enzyme levels and elevated NT-proBNP and procalcitonin levels.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory and imaging results?

A radiograph of his hands and feet revealed resorption of the terminal phalanges with osteoporosis. A hemogram, liver function tests, renal function tests, his lipid profile, fasting blood sugar, sodium, potassium and magnesium levels, blood gases, a urinary aminoacidogram, thyroid function tests, an electrocardiogram, an echocardiogram, an abdominal ultrasound, an electroencephalogram and a computerized tomography scan of his brain were all normal. The patient had low total calcium 5.4 mg/dL, low ionized calcium 2.3 mg/dL, raised serum phosphate 7.2 mg/dL, raised alkaline phosphatase 118 U/L, and low intact PTH 1.2 pg/mL.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory findings at admission?

Initial laboratory findings showed mild hyperkalemia and hyponatremia. Further testing revealed low aldosterone and cortisol levels, along with elevated renin and adrenocorticotropic hormone levels.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory findings?

Laboratory findings revealed elevated levels of ALT and AST with no change in serum HBV, but HBV DNA was found to be significantly increased. The tumor marker CA125 was also elevated.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory investigations results?

His laboratory investigations were within normal limits.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory results after topiramate cessation?

Repeat laboratories two months later revealed resolution of the metabolic acidosis after cessation of topiramate.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory results at admission?

Initial laboratory results revealed anemia, thrombocytopenia, and coagulopathy.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory results on admission?

Laboratory results on admission showed low hemoglobin, low total protein, low albumin, high globulin, and high alpha-1-fetoprotein.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory results upon discharge?

Discharge Laboratory Tests: Total leucocyte count 6600/microliter with lymphopenia (12%) with a normal hemoglobin; cultures were sterile and the result of liver function test was normal. Urine examination result was normal. Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and BK viral markers were negative. C-reactive protein was elevated (12mg/l).


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory results?

Anti-nuclear (ANA), anti-SSA (Ro), anti-double stranded DNA (anti-dsDNA), and anti-topoisomerase (anti-Scl-70) were positive.


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[User] What were the patient's laboratory test results?

Laboratory tests revealed a high white blood cell count, an increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate, and high C-reactive protein levels. Other specific tests were negative.


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[User] What were the patient's last blood glucose levels?

The blood glucose levels were well controlled with fasting C peptide 0.67 ng/mL and HbA1c 5.7%.


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[User] What were the patient's limitations after surgery?

Post-surgery, the patient was advised complete bed rest for four weeks in view of the involvement of the superior margin of the acetabulum.


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[User] What were the patient's liver enzyme levels on arrival?

On arrival, she had an ALT of 1023 IU/L, AST of 2287 IU/L, bilirubin of 3.2 mg/dL, and alkaline phosphatase of 506 IU/L with anuric kidney injury.


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[User] What were the patient's living conditions?

The patient was living in Ashmant, a rural area in Beni-Suef Governorate, Egypt, in poor hygienic conditions. The patient gave history that she urinates in unsanitary toilets “cabinet” or “pit latrine” with presence of abundant mosquitoes and flies in the bathroom.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaint and diagnosis?

The 56-year-old male was diagnosed with Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis (XGC) after presenting with fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and sharp, cramping pain in the right upper abdomen.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints after the procedure?

Four days after the procedure, the patient complained of myalgia and abdominal discomfort.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and concerns?

AB was found to be uncooperative and irritable and had an alcohol level of 195 mg/dl. She reported being extremely stressed over her son's death from cancer four years prior and had PTSD.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and diagnosis?

A 64-year-old female was admitted with edema in the left arm and left breast. Histological examination led to a diagnosis of triple-negative invasive ductal carcinoma.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and goals?

The patient came to our clinic unhappy with the results of two prior orthodontic treatments. The patient's goals were to achieve esthetic facial changes, correct dental malpositions, and increase volume loss in the middle and lower third of the face.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and how did the condition progress?

The patient presented to the Dermatology Clinic with multiple nodules on the trunk, back, ears, forearms, and thighs. The lesions appeared around one year ago and progressed to other areas of the body. The patient further reported developing episcleritis a year before the skin lesions started appearing.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and initial findings?

The patient was admitted with convulsive status epilepticus and a history of recurrent episodes of severe abdominal pain associated with vomiting. Physical examination showed pallor and hypertension.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and physical examination findings?

A 3-year-old Korean boy was referred to our clinic with bilateral yellowish indurated plaques on both cheeks since 1 year after birth. Physical examinations revealed no ophthalmic or mucosal involvements, and palpable lymph nodes were not observed.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and symptoms at admission?

The patient had an urgent caesarean section (CS) due to foetal distress. The patient was diagnosed with left-sided diaphragmatic rupture with herniation of abdominal organs into the chest cavity.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and symptoms upon admission?

The patient presented with multiple skin lesions, café-au-lait patches, and social communication disorder. Physical examination revealed large nevus sebaceous on the scalp, oral and nasal cavity, neck, and chest.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints and symptoms?

The patient was admitted to the Emergency Department with complaints of bloating and weight loss for two months and recent episodes of epigastric pain, nausea and vomiting of increasing frequency and severity.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints at admission?

Admitted with poor oral feeding, azotemia, and acute renal failure


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints at presentation?

The patient presented with weakness and muscle and joint pain of recent onset.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints at the time of admission?

The 76-year-old female patient presented with persistent pain in her left flank and multiple bilateral palpable neck masses on physical examination.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints at the time of diagnosis?

The patient had severe alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD), arterial hypertension, and type-2 diabetes mellitus.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints before surgery?

While waiting for surgery, the patient complained of abdominal pain, hematuria, and anuria, and was diagnosed with bilateral distal ureter stones.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during admission?

A 6-month-old female Caucasian patient was admitted to our department for evaluation of hypopigmented streaks on the right leg and trunk, which were initially noticed at 3 months of age after sun exposure.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during admissions?

The patient was admitted to our hospital in April 2001 with unstable angina. In May 2005, the patient was admitted again with stable angina. In February 2009, the patient was admitted for non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during her hospital stay?

The patient was admitted to the obstetric clinic for a routine pregnancy check during the first trimester at 12 weeks of gestation.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during the first admission?

Patient BC is a 61-year-old female who presented to the Emergency Department in June 2015 with complaints of confusion and memory problems over the prior few weeks.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during the initial evaluation?

The patient was admitted to the orthopaedic surgical department with complaints of mild back pain and scoliosis.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during the initial presentation?

She had ongoing abdominal pain for a week, which was aggravated with movement. The pain was relieved by pain medications and rest. She had associated weight loss of 7-8 pounds within 3 months and also complained of nausea and vomiting for the last 3 weeks.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during the third admission?

Three months after his last discharge, he returned with nausea, epigastric pain, and fever.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints during the treatment?

The patient developed Grade 2 upper gastrointestinal symptoms and leukopenia during the treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints on admission?

On admission, she had swelling and blistering below the left ankle.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints or symptoms upon admission?

None explicitly mentioned in the note. The patient was admitted to undergo a transesophageal echocardiogram prior to an elective electrophysiology study and ablation.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints prior to surgery?

The patient is a 27-year-old nulliparous female with a history of menorrhagia and severe progressive dysmenorrhea, resistant to medical management.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon admission?

The patient presented to the emergency department with a right-sided nasal mass and associated progressively worsening lower right eyelid swelling over the course of several months.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon hospital admission?

The patient, a 79-year-old Japanese man, presented with radicular pain in his left gluteal region and lateral thigh.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon hospitalization?

The patient presented to the hospital with persistent headache, fever, diffuse hair loss, mucosal ulcers, butterfly eruptions, and palmar erythema.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon presentation to the clinic?

He presented to the outpatient clinic with a complaints of swelling in front of the neck for 10 years which increased recently over 2 months. He also complained of the recent change in voice.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon presentation to the emergency department?

The patient presented to the emergency department with a one-month history of fever, one-week history of dark stools, and a two-day history of discoloration in his upper extremities. The patient also had a fleeting maculo-papular rash.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon presentation?

The patient presented with upper abdominal discomfort, hepatomegaly, and a 7.5 × 4.5 cm-sized hypoechoic mass lesion in segment VI of the right lobe of the liver.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints upon referral to oral and maxillofacial surgery department?

The patient was referred to the oral and maxillofacial surgery department of our institution for the treatment of a slowly growing swelling on the right side of the mouth floor that had been present for 1 month.


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[User] What were the patient's main complaints?

An 11-year-old male presented with anemia, epigastric abdominal pain, and fullness.


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[User] What were the patient's main complications after the transplantation?

The patient experienced several complications after the transplantation. An intraabdominal abscess due to grade B pancreatic fistula occurred on postoperative day (POD) 14. Late onset bile leakage occurred on POD 32, which was managed by drainage and biliary stent. A large amount of ascites appeared and the anastomotic stenosis between the SFV graft and the splenomesenteric junction was found on POD 52.


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[User] What were the patient's main concerns and symptoms upon admission?

The patient is a 28-year-old female who was admitted with worsening anginal chest pain and was diagnosed with acute coronary syndrome. She had a history of metastatic thymic epithelial tumour (TET) that had spread to the pleura and lymph nodes. She initially presented with rapidly progressive shortness of breath when she was 6 months pregnant.


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[User] What were the patient's main concerns at presentation?

The patient presented to the pediatric endocrinology clinic with concerns of short stature and reduced growth velocity due to a history of anaplastic ependymoma.


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[User] What were the patient's main health issues at admission?

The patient was admitted in cardiogenic shock with an arrhythmic storm triggered by incessant monomorphic ventricular arrhythmia.


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[User] What were the patient's main health issues upon admission?

The patient, an 81-year-old woman with a history of hypertension, congestive heart failure, asthma, and tuberculosis, was admitted to the ICU due to respiratory failure and generalized edema.


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[User] What were the patient's main issues upon admission?

The patient, a 79-year-old man with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma with central nervous system involvement and a history of gastroesophageal reflux disease, was admitted with elevated serum creatinine levels following intrathecal and intravenous methotrexate (MTX) administration. Pancytopenia developed early, and multiple treatments were attempted to decrease the serum MTX concentration and improve renal function.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and complaints?

The patient had a history of poor urinary stream since birth, which was neglected. Three months back, an intermittent swelling was observed in the left inguino-scrotal region. The condition was misdiagnosed as left inguinal hernia, and left-inguinal herniotomy was performed by another surgeon. Urine discharge from the surgical site was noted from the first post-operative day. He also had recurrence of scrotal swelling.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and diagnoses during hospital admission?

The patient was admitted for the evaluation and management of bilateral diagonal earlobe creases (DELC) along with a diagnosis of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and associated metabolic disorders.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and diagnosis?

She was initially noted to have a small head with a head circumference of 26.7 cm at birth and later developed dystonic-like movements of the head and limbs. The patient had specific facial features including broad forehead, thin long eyebrows, upslanting palpebral fissures, a prominent nose, and large ears with prominent antihelix. Patient 1, an 8 1/12-year-old female, was discharged with a diagnosis of microcephaly, growth failure, and profound mental retardation.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and lab results?

The patient presented with a six-month history of epigastric abdominal pain... Labs showed a hemoglobin level of 16.9 mg/dL and a total leukocyte count of 12,700/mm3.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and physical examination findings?

The patient was admitted due to proximal leg weakness for 10 months. On physical examination, the patient had 4/5 strength in the proximal upper and lower extremities, with EMG showing fibrillation potentials and increased recruitment in the upper and lower extremities, as well as truncal involvement.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and reasons for hospital admission?

A 27-year-old woman with HbE-β-thalassemia was admitted for delivery.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms and signs on admission?

On physical examination, she presented with dysmorphic facial features, bilateral epicanthal folds, broad nasal root, high arcade palate, large mouth with thick lips, pectus carinatum, cubitus valgus, and clinodactyly of fifth fingers. Additionally, there were café-au-lait spots measuring about 2-3cm in the trunk and limbs and freckles in the axillary and inguinal regions.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms at admission?

The patient presented with bilateral, hemorrhagic blisters on his heels, making it difficult for him to walk. Additionally, he had red itchy lesions on his upper legs and central upper back.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms at age 31?

The patient was initially evaluated at age 31 due to gait dysfunction. Spasticity, weakness, hyperreflexia, nonsustained bilateral ankle clonus were noted during this evaluation.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms at presentation?

The patient presented with a left patellar fracture resulting from a fall from a standing height 8 years ago. At the consultation, the patient had limited range of motion, with active ROM of 70° to 120° and passive ROM of -5° to 120°.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms at the time of admission?

The patient presented with nausea, vomiting, and weight loss at the time of admission.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms before the DBS surgery?

The patient was admitted for preoperative evaluation for deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery due to marked motor fluctuations, freezing of gait, and troublesome dyskinesias.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms on admission?

The patient was admitted for fatigue, slurred speech, nausea and vomiting. The onset of dysarthria, nausea and vomiting led to the current admission.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms upon admission?

The patient was admitted with asymptomatic whitish and erythematous rashes on the back. He had sclerodactyly and sclerotic skin from the fingers up to the elbows, and multiple atrophic white macules with peripheral telangiectasia on reticulated erythematous to brownish background. The patient’s physical examination also revealed periungual erythema and ragged cuticles.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms upon entering the study?

The patient had bulky retroperitoneal adenopathy causing debilitating back and flank pain.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms upon hospital admission?

The patient was urgently referred to the ENT clinic in Al Wakra Hospital from the emergency department due to rotatory vertigo, hearing impairment, tinnitus, and left ear discharge.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms upon presentation?

A 14-month-old female with a short history of fever, abdominal distension, and poor oral intake presented to our institution in September 2016.


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[User] What were the patient's main symptoms?

The patient presented with gradually increasing vulvar swelling over six months, associated with genital pain. On examination, the patient was found to have multiple firm hyperkeratotic papules, swelling of the vulva, and serous fluid leakage through the skin.


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[User] What were the patient's main urinary symptoms?

She presented with urgency, urge incontinence, nocturia, and enuresis.


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[User] What were the patient's medical history and discharge diagnosis?

The patient had a history of arterial hypertension, high cholesterol, and chronic vertigo. Admitting Diagnosis: Abdominal distention and pain, Discharge Diagnosis: Phytobezoar obstruction


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[User] What were the patient's medical history and past surgeries?

The patient's medical history, past surgeries, and other pathologies were not present.


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[User] What were the patient's medication and medical history prior to admission?

The patient had been taking antihypertensive medication and had no other medical illnesses.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological deficits after surgery?

The patient presented with muscle weakness in the right hand, and post-surgery the weakness progressed to both the right upper and lower extremities. Fugl-Meyer motor score at the right upper extremity was 4 and that score at hand was 0.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological deficits at discharge?

At the time of discharge, the patient had mild neurological deficits, which will require monitoring, but the patient remained stable. The patient had mild bradyphrenia, orofacial dyskinesia, and a mild left-sided hemiparesis.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological examination findings?

The neurologist noted hypotonia, loss of proprioceptive reflexes, ataxia, and macrocephaly.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological findings after the surgery?

Post-operatively, the patient developed mild weakness of the left lower limb (grade-IV power), which she recovered by the 10th post-operative day.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological impairments after the mucocele was drained?

The patient has been without headache attacks and has no complaints of horizontal diplopia, but persisting a mild left eye ptosis.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological outcomes after discharge?

The patient was discharged to home on day 11 post-OHCA with no subsequent neurological complications. The patient was discharged to home with pediatric cerebral performance category 1.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological outcomes after treatment?

At five-month follow-up, a repeat MRI demonstrated no signs of infection. The patient had completely returned to his neurologic baseline and received radiation therapy for the remaining meningioma.


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[User] What were the patient's neurological symptoms?

The patient had a tonic-clonic seizure at the age of 2, which was followed by poor feeding, progressive emaciation, and decline in speech. By the age of 5, she developed unsteadiness of upper limbs, worsening gait with posturing of the feet, and toe walking.


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[User] What were the patient's neuropsychological development issues?

- Severe delay in neuropsychological development - Abnormal gait - Weak posture - Motor alalia - Swallows only liquid food - Gastroesophageal reflux constantly present - Reduced tone of chewing and temporal muscles - Reduced facial movements - Problems with fine motor skills - Difficulty with contact - Periods of increased excitability - Unemotional


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[User] What were the patient's obstructive urinary symptoms?

The patient presented with mild obstructive urinary symptoms that began twelve years ago.


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[User] What were the patient's oral health issues?

Intraorally, she had edematous gingival tissue, generalized enamel hypoplasia, and absence or minimum presence of bullae.


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[User] What were the patient's outcome and follow-up after a year of treatment?

The patient experienced no evidence of liver insufficiency or threatening portal hypertensive complications. There was no need for corrective surgery because her left liver lobe gradually took over the function of her right liver lobe which became progressively atrophic.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes 10 months after the injury?

At 10 months after the injury, the patient could walk without assistance and had full recovery of bowel and bladder function. CT showed bone union at the site of the sacral fracture and no obstruction of the sacral canal.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after 2 years?

At a 2-year follow-up, the IVAD remained patent without any complications.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after DBS surgery?

At one year follow-up, the patient reported a decrease in falls and an improvement in gait imbalance.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after hospitalization?

He made a full recovery and remained abstinent from alcohol but does have cirrhosis and is on ciprofloxacin for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis prophylaxis.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after initiating the protocol therapy?

The patient eventually progressed to brain metastasis and was transitioned to hospice care, 14 months after initiating the protocol therapy. Despite the development of some adverse effects following the donor infusions, no GVHD symptoms were noted.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after multiple dental surgeries?

The patient showed significant improvement in oral health and had successful retention of implants after continued follow-up and scaling procedures.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after surgical correction?

After surgical correction, the patient's upper lid height improved from 7.0 to 4.0 mm on the right side and from 7.0 to 4.5 mm on the left side. The palpebral fissure height was 3.5 mm on the right side and 3.0 mm on the left side. The effect of surgical correction, which persisted for at least 6 months post-operation, considerably improved her quality of life.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after the treatment?

At the one-year follow-up, there was complete improvement of the patient's 6th and 4th nerve palsy, along with a partial improvement of the 3rd nerve palsy.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after treatment?

Dramatic clinical and radiographic improvement was noted by the following day. The patient had a good recovery and remained symptom-free for almost 18 months.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes after undergoing Semmes-Weinstein monofilament examination and Hand20 questionnaire?

Three months later, the patient returned to work and underwent a Semmes-Weinstein monofilament examination of dorsal fingertip sensory function and completed a Hand20 questionnaire. His scores on these tests were 3.61 and 0.5, respectively.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes and follow-up care after the initial treatment?

The patient's acute interstitial nephritis improved after corticosteroid treatment. The patient was advised to avoid statins in the future, and monitoring of serum creatinine levels was recommended during follow-up.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes and follow-up care after the procedure?

The patient's postoperative course was uneventful without bleeding or any other complications. Five weeks after surgery, the patient visited again in the outpatient clinic and was doing well.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes at follow-up?

At follow-up, the patient had further clinical and radiographic improvements without any adverse drug reactions.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes at one year post-surgery?

At one year, radiographs were unremarkable other than minimal osseous debris and/or ossification. The patellar height ratio was within normal limits using both Caton-Deschamps and Insall-Salvetti methods. The patient had full active range of motion and strength equivalent to the uninjured knee, with no residual pain, hardware irritation, or bursitis.


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[User] What were the patient's outcomes at the three-month follow-up examination?

At the three-month follow-up examination, the patient's visual acuity was normal, and the papilledema had subsided. The thickness of the retinal nerve fiber layer had normalized bilaterally.


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[User] What were the patient's past medical history and current diagnosis?

The patient had a known history of type 2 diabetes. The patient was admitted to the hospital with chest pain suggestive of unstable angina.


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[User] What were the patient's past medical history and current medications?

The patient's past medical history revealed a diagnosis of RA established five years before, and prednisolone, azathioprine, and methotrexate medications have been prescribed since then.


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[User] What were the patient's past medical history and surgical history?

The patient's past medical history included gastro-oesophageal reflux disease and oesophagitis. She had no significant past surgical history.


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[User] What were the patient's past medical procedures?

She later received silicone soft tissue augmentation in buttocks and lower limbs for cosmetic purposes. She developed bilateral lower limb swelling and pain secondary to subcutaneous silicone granuloma infection, which required extensive antibiotic and surgical treatments.


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[User] What were the patient's physical examination findings?

Physical examination findings included deep jaundice, dysmorphic facial features, mild hepatosplenomegaly, ascites, and a systolic murmur on cardiac examination.


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[User] What were the patient's physical examination results?

On physical examination, the patient's body height was 87.3 cm, body weight was 10.9 kg, and head circumference was 49.7 cm. Craniofacial dysmorphic features were observed, along with overlapping toes on the left foot.


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[User] What were the patient's post-ablation outcomes?

After catheter ablation, the patient's mean heart rate reduced significantly, and her LV ejection fraction improved from 30% to 39%. A successful delivery of healthy twins was performed by Caesarean section at 37 weeks. At three years' follow-up there has been no arrhythmia recurrence and LV function remains normal (LVEF 53%), despite withdrawal of all medical therapy.


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[User] What were the patient's post-delivery and post-discharge complications?

The patient had a normal delivery of twin girls without any postpartum hemorrhage or perineal tear.


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[User] What were the patient's post-endodontic treatment instructions?

None provided.


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[User] What were the patient's post-operative care plans?

The patient has been advised to continue with regular follow-up evaluations with primary care physicians and cardiac specialists.


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[User] What were the patient's post-operative complications?

At post op day one, SD-OCT image revealed discontinuity of the neurosensory retina. A more careful analysis showed a thin collapsed membrane, which was considered to be the roof of the retinal cyst that was previously filled with PFO.


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[User] What were the patient's post-operative instructions for avoiding recurrence of small bowel obstruction?

The patient was advised to follow a proper diet, maintain adequate hydration, and avoid straining during bowel movements.


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[User] What were the patient's post-operative instructions?

The patient was monitored for any post-operative complications and discharged home in a stable condition.


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[User] What were the patient's post-operative mobility restrictions?

The patient's ulcerated wound on the foot had totally healed 6 months after surgery, and mobility restrictions were alleviated by the 12th month after treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's post-transplant complications?

The patient struggled with deep vein thrombosis, urinary fistula, and a hematoma on the abdominal wall. Further biopsy detected acute TMA in its initial phase and mild ATN.


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[User] What were the patient's post-transplant instructions?

The patient will be monitored in the outpatient clinic and scheduled for follow-up appointments. The patient is advised to continue taking all medications and to adhere to any other instructions given by the medical team.


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[User] What were the patient's post-treatment instructions?

The patient was advised to continue follow-up visits to monitor the macules on the palms and soles of his hands and feet. No additional treatment was deemed necessary at that time.


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[User] What were the patient's postoperative complications?

The patient suffered from postoperative ileus, which was treated conservatively, and was discharged after an uneventful hospital course.


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[User] What were the patient's postoperative instructions?

Follow-up appointments were scheduled and appropriate discharge instructions were given to the patient.


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[User] What were the patient's postoperative lung function results?

Preoperative PFT results were reviewed, which showed a low peak expiratory flow and a sharp fall in the flow–volume loop. Small airway obstruction was detected.


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[User] What were the patient's postoperative medications?

The patient was given a short course of dexamethasone to prevent postoperative perilesional edema and discharged home on postoperative day 1 with no neurologic deterioration.


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[User] What were the patient's pre-existing medical conditions?

The patient has a history of hypertension, controlled diabetes mellitus, and asthma.


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[User] What were the patient's preoperative and postoperative Cobb angles?

Preoperative major curve Cobb angle was 100 degrees and angle of trunk rotation was 40 degrees. Postoperative Cobb angle improved to 63 degrees and angle of trunk rotation improved to 13 degrees. At the age of 14 years, the patient underwent stage 2 posterior spinal fusion from T2 to L4. Preoperative major curve Cobb angle was 89 degrees and angle of trunk rotation was 28 degrees. Postoperative Cobb angle of the major curve improved to 46 degrees and angle of trunk rotation improved to 20 degrees.


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[User] What were the patient's preoperative diagnostic findings?

Preoperative transthoracic echocardiography showed severe mitral regurgitation with an annulus enlargement and decreased posterior leaflet mobility, ejection fraction of 70%, estimated PA pressure of 65 mmHg, moderate pulmonary hypertension, and tricuspid regurgitation.


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[User] What were the patient's prescribed medications at discharge?

The patient was advised to continue with follow-up appointments and follow the prescribed medication regimen.


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[User] What were the patient's prescribed medications?

The patient was treated conservatively with aspirin, lisinopril, atorvastatin and bisoprolol as a case of takotsubo cardiomyopathy.


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[User] What were the patient's presenting complaints?

Patient was admitted to our hospital after a traffic accident resulting in lower limb injuries and subsequent diagnosis of Thyroid Storm (TS) with Graves’ disease.


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[User] What were the patient's presenting symptoms?

The patient was admitted with complaints of bloating, weight loss, anorexia, and intermittent regurgitation with heartburn.


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[User] What were the patient's previous medical conditions?

The patient had a history of cervical and spinal abscesses in 2008-2009 and underwent a surgical procedure to drain the abscesses in May 2010, which resulted in improvement of symptoms.


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[User] What were the patient's primary complaints upon admission?

The patient was admitted with complaints of breathlessness on exertion and left chest pain.


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[User] What were the patient's primary complaints upon hospitalization?

The patient presented to the hospital with complaints of neck stiffness and pain on the right side of her neck, radiating to the back of the head, which was worsening over a period of 2 weeks.


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[User] What were the patient's primary complaints upon presentation?

The patient presented with fever, headache, photophobia, arthralgia, and myalgia for 2 days.


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[User] What were the patient's primary complaints?

The patient was admitted to the hospital due to a 2-month history of dyspnea at rest, associated with pleuritic chest pain on the right chest, and dry cough.


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[User] What were the patient's primary symptoms?

A 4-year-old male was admitted with penile enlargement, deepening of voice, and excessive body hair growth for over six months.


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[User] What were the patient's serum alpha-1-fetoprotein levels before and after treatment?

The serum alpha-1-fetoprotein measured 17,400 ng/mL initially, and 15,000 ng/mL two months later during the follow-up.


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[User] What were the patient's skeletal X-ray results?

Skeletal X-rays revealed a short first metacarpal bone but no sign of skeletal dysplasias.


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[User] What were the patient's skin lesions like?

Multiple, polysized, folliculocentric, discrete erythematous to hyperpigmented papules and nodules distributed over both lower and upper extremities and back, predominantly involving the extensor aspects, were observed.


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[User] What were the patient's surgery outcomes?

Postoperatively, the patient was awakened and extubated without any complications. A two-month postoperative polysomnogram demonstrated an AHI of 3.6/hr and an oxygen saturation nadir of 92%.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after 6 months of treatment?

However, in September 2009, the patient's weight remained unchanged, and the chest X-ray and CT chest showed persistent endobronchial lesion and an increase in the size of mediastinal nodes.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after breast reduction surgery?

A few weeks post-operatively, the peri-areolar scar on the right breast started becoming hypertrophic, and over the next few months, it continued to grow in all directions, despite topical silicone gel treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after cardiac arrest?

The patient remained hemodynamically stable after transferred to the coronary care unit. The patient was discharged two weeks later with no effort angina and cardiac dysfunction.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after chemotherapy?

He received neoadjuvant chemotherapy, which led to severe abdominal pain, diarrhea and vomiting after the initiation of the second cycle. CT scans revealed air in the portal and mesenteric vessels, and dilated bowel loops.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after developing a high fever?

On the second day of admission, she developed high fever that did not initially respond to antipyretics and became generally unwell with a dry cough.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after intravitreal bevacizumab injection?

However, CMT increased in the right eye to 350 μm from the first visit. The patient experienced high intraocular pressure(26 mmHg) and snake-like floaters in the right eye.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after occiput to C3 posterior spinal fusion?

After thorough evaluations, the patient was deemed able to attain sufficient nutrition with nectar consistent foods administered with a syringe. At discharge, the patient's speech had significantly improved, but he still had some residual difficulty with swallowing, which required continued speech therapy on a weekly basis.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after poisoning?

One week after poisoning, she experienced sudden hair loss, which prompted further examination.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after radiotherapy?

At the end of the radiotherapy, the lump at the biopsy site was slightly reduced on physical examination, and the symptoms of discomfort in the head and eyelid swelling were relieved.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after receiving denosumab?

The patient presented with fever, chills, productive cough, swelling, generalized pain and tenderness, mild confusion, and dyskinesia 11 days after receiving a single 60-mg dose of denosumab.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after receiving zoledronate?

Thirty hours following the completion of administration, she experienced poor appetite, gradually elevated body temperatures, accompanied with redness, pain, and blurred vision in the right eye.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after renal transplant?

Approximately 4 months after transplantation, he developed acute allograft dysfunction with increased sCr level of 3.8 mg/dL associated with increased blood pressure needing an additional anti-hypertensive drug.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after six months of treatment?

After six months, a stable finding was documented via HRCT, and no clinical symptoms were present.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after starting nivolumab treatment?

However, he developed serious neutropenia, fever, and purulent sputum three weeks after starting the nivolumab treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after starting treatment?

The patient exhibited no significant side effects with the treatment, and his dysphagia gradually subsided after two weeks of treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after surgery?

The patient then developed arterial hypertension, intense headache, and vomiting.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after taking verapamil?

However, two weeks later, the patient came to the Emergency Department with complaints of horizontal diplopia that he noted when he woke up in that morning. Neurological examination revealed left eye adduction palsy and ptosis.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the CAPD catheter insertion?

On the third day after the insertion, the patient complained of urinary urgency with an increase in urinary volume, and there was a decrease in the outflow volume.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the SGB procedure?

After the procedure, the patient experienced significant pain relief and subjective warmth in her right upper extremity.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the fall from a ladder?

She had fallen off a ladder 9 weeks earlier and had a tibial plateau fracture, which was treated with open reduction and internal fixation.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the fall?

The patient presented with back pain and worsened left lower extremity pain, including neurogenic claudication, after a fall from standing height.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the first infusion of nivolumab?

Experienced grade 3 diarrhea without fever or emesis 13 days after the first infusion, prompting treatment with oral methylprednisolone 1 mg/kg.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the first surgery?

The patient's abdominal pain returned after 24 hours. He was unable to tolerate oral liquids and developed diarrhea from the second postoperative day.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the initial treatment?

However, her symptoms persisted, and the number of nodules increased.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the kidney transplant?

After the transplant procedure, he experienced abdominal pain and decreased urine output.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the procedure?

The patient underwent transcatheter occlusion for recurrent PDA, and significant improvement in symptoms was observed. The patient was discharged with conservative treatment and advised to continue regular follow-up to monitor their condition.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the rhinoplasty?

The patient experienced pain in her right ear 2 days after the surgery and received antibiotic injections for 5 days, but the pain only intensified.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the second surgery?

At discharge, the patient demonstrated a stable corneal endothelium with improved BCVA and corneal astigmatism.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after the surgery?

At 1 year of follow-up, the patient had no episodes of UTI and was voiding well.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms after treatment?

All the neurologic and cardiac symptoms resolved after 3 days of treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and concerns upon admission?

The patient was admitted to our hospital for the examination of a whitish lesion on her left tongue.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and diagnoses upon admission?

The patient, a 25-year-old male, and his 26-year-old wife were referred to our reproductive medical center due to two spontaneous abortions in the past three years after their marriage. The patient presented with congenital amblyopia, POAG, and exomphalos, which were addressed through previous surgeries upon admission.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and diagnosis?

An 81-year-old male with hypertension, diabetes, atrial flutter, and sick sinus syndrome presented with fever, chills, rigors, myalgia, worsening hand tremors, lower extremity weakness, and difficulty in walking. The FINAL DIAGNOSIS was West Nile Virus meningitis and health-care-associated pneumonia.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and how did they respond to treatment?

The patient's clinical symptoms were consistent with eosinophilic myelitis... The administration of steroid and albendazole resulted in significant improvement in the patient's condition.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and how did they start?

The patient presented to our outpatient clinic with occasional knee pain, swelling, and functional instability of both knees under pivot stress. Her symptoms started 1 year ago and were present inconsistently during school physical exercise.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and improvements after treatment?

The patient experienced improved gait mechanics, decreased pain and fatigue while mobilizing, and improved scaling and cosmetic appearance.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and issues upon admission?

The patient had mild-moderate spasticity in lower limbs and overall pattern of 1+ according to the Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS).


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and physical examination findings?

The patient was admitted to our facility with abdominal pain in the left lower region near the incision of a previous cesarean section. The patient's symptoms had been ongoing for 2-3 years and became excruciating recently. Physical examination showed a nonmovable lesion with local tenderness in the left lower abdominal region, similar to an incisional hernia.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms and radiologic outcomes after treatment?

Upon further follow-up at one and three months, drug levels of voriconazole were maintained in therapeutic range, along with symptomatic improvement. Radiologically, on repeat MRI, significant resolution was appreciated.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at admission?

A 67-year-old woman was admitted to our outpatient department with mild chest discomfort and a faint opacity in the left middle lung field.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at age 13?

She presented with seizures, ataxia, feeding difficulties, and gaze paralysis at 13 years old, and a progressive decline in neurological function necessitated a referral to Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, at age 15.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at age 2-4 years?

He also suffered from recurrent episodes of otitis media, averaging around 5 to 6 per year from the age of 2 to 4 years.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at age 7?

Headaches, agitation, and overactivity due to growth hormone therapy were noted at seven years of age, leading to the discontinuation of the therapy.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at birth?

The patient presented with growth retardation, hypotonia, and symptoms of coughing, snoring, and stuffy nose after birth.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at discharge?

The patient was discharged in a stable condition.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at presentation?

The patient, a 49-year-old female from Saudi Arabia, presented to the emergency room with complaints of decreased vision and pain in her right eye that had started 1 day ago.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at six months post-surgery?

At six months post-surgery, the patient experienced mild neurogenic symptoms that were managed with off-loading padding and heat massage.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at the first presentation?

The patient presented to the clinic with decreased vision in the left eye for 5 months after an injury with an unknown foreign body while using a grass mower.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at the time of admission?

At the time of admission, the patient presented with chronic diarrhea. Previous treatment with oral probiotics was unsuccessful.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms at the time of hospital admission?

The patient presents with progressive right upper quadrant abdominal pain and profound jaundice.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before admission?

The patient was admitted to our hospital with several months history of right-sided facial numbness and left upper extremity numbness and tingling that progressed to the right upper extremity.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before hospitalization?

The patient, an 80-year old male, presented with left knee pain for five months.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before pacemaker implantation?

The patient was admitted to the hospital due to syncope caused by transient complete atrioventricular (AV) block.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before passing away?

In June 2019, the patient showed symptoms of severe headache, nausea, weakness of the lower extremities, and back pain, and leptomeningeal metastases (LM) were confirmed by the CSF cytology and MRI.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before starting panitumumab therapy?

He developed severe right femoral pain and progressive pulmonary metastasis.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before surgery?

She had a vaginal mass which caused her to strain to void with considerable pain, urinary frequency, hematuria, and nocturia.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the TAVI procedure?

The patient had been diagnosed with AS in 2014 and had progressively worsening AS... The patient experienced bleeding from angiodysplasia in the stomach, which required endoscopic argon plasma coagulation (APC) for hemostasis, but she continued to have repetitive bleeding episodes even after treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the diagnosis of subtrochanteric fracture?

The patient reported persistent right hip pain for two months prior to presenting to our department.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the diagnosis?

The patient began to complain of postural instability and visual disturbance on her right limbs.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the initiation of ivabradine treatment?

The patient reported infrequent low-intensity headaches without typical migrainous features before treatment.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the operation?

She experienced panic disorder and depression frequently. The subjective sensation of the affected area was rated using the visual analog scale.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the procedure?

He presented with recurrent oral aphthous ulcer and skin eruption, and hyperirritability of skin. He also had hoarseness that resolved completely after the procedure.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before the redo tricuspid valve replacement?

The patient developed refractory heart failure and underwent isolated tricuspid valve replacement with a bovine pericardial valve. The patient was stable for 10 years before presenting with refractory leg edema due to protein-losing gastroenteropathy.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms before treatment?

The patient presented with generalized pruritic, erythematous papules which recurred and remitted with treatment for the past four years. The lesions persisted initially for two months but during the present episode, the lesions had persisted for more than six months, in spite of treatment with systemic steroids. In addition, he had polyarthritis and recurrent chest infections in the past.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during episodes of delusions and hallucinations?

Her consciousness was alert, and convulsion or myoclonus was not observed. She had little insight into her abnormal thoughts, but she easily agreed to further medical examination. No psychomotor agitation, mood swing, or disruption of thought was observed.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during episodes?

During these episodes, the patient's eyes opened wide, she stretched out her hands, and screamed loudly in anger, lasting approximately 10 minutes.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during follow-up?

The spleen size increased but then decreased after one and two years of SVR, respectively, and decreased further after three years of SVR. At the last follow-up, there was no evidence of esophageal varices, splenomegaly, or thrombocytopenia.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during his hospital stay?

During his stay, the patient underwent specific tests that revealed a low adaptive level for chronological age, difficulties in communication and socialization, a deficit in ability to inhibit and self-control, metacognition, working memory, organization/planning, withdrawal and isolation, anxiety and depression, somatic complaints, and attentional disturbances.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during hospitalization?

The patient was admitted to the hospital with symptoms of dyspnea, cyanosis and chest discomfort. In less than 2 hours, the patient went into cardiogenic shock and required inotropic support.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during outpatient clinic follow-up?

During out-patient clinic follow-up, the patient complained of intermittent palpitation and headache.


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[User] What were the patient's symptoms during readmission, and what were the results of the investigations?

During her readmission, the patient was non-febrile, vital signs were within normal limits and system examination was normal, except for abdominal examination, which revealed an ill-defined tender lump in the right iliac fossa with no guarding, rigidity or re-bound tenderness. Investigations revealed a white blood cell (WBC) count of 10,000/mm3. ESR and CRP were within normal limits.