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OST 241CASE 4 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING REPORT
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING REPORT
Patient Name: Adela Torres
Patient ID: 132463
X-ray No.: 10-70251
Admitting Physician: Leon Medina, MD
Procedure: Chest, PA and lateral views.
Date of Procedure: 06/22/14
CLINICAL INFORMATION: Dehydration, possible Stevens-Johnson syndrome, routine admission chest film.
PA and lateral views of the chest reveal a normal sized heart. The lungs are clear of any active infiltrations, elongated or noted. Thoracic Kyphosis with wedging of multiple vertebral bodies; arthritic changes noted in the left shoulder.
IMPRESSION: No active chest process.

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Electronically signed by: Paula Reddy, MD, Radiology

PR:TW
D:06/22/14
T:06/22/14

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