It was reported that on (b)(6) 2003 the patient presented with persistent pain in the low back, radiating to the bilateral lower extremities, with numbness and tingling, worse with movement.Preoperative diagnosis: lumbar disk collapse, instability, lumbosacral level, with bilateral radiculopathy, positive discography at ls-s1.The following procedure were performed: 1.Muscle sparing anterior abdominal extra-peritoneal approach for anterior lumbar interbody fusion- 1level 2.Mobilization of the left iliac artery 3.Mobilization of the left iliac vein 4.Exposure of anterior surface of the spine.Per op notes the double barrel guide was inserted, the vascular was checked, and the two channels were then reamed and tapped and two 12 by 17 by 20 proximity cages were positioned with rh-bmp2/acs filling the cages.Additional rh-bmp2/acs was placed between and in the front of the cages.The vessels were checked.The guide was removed.The position of the cages was checked on x-ray and found to be satisfactory.(b)(6) 2011 the patient presented for office visit.Patient complained of cervicalgia and bilateral upper extremity numbness/paresthesia.(b)(6) 2011 the patient presented for the follow up.Patient's anemia of iron deficiency had resolved.(b)(6) 2011 the patient presented for the checkup.Diagnosis: cervical spinal cord stenosis/ bilateral cervical neural foraminal narrowing, overweight, hypertension, anemia from iron deficiency.(b)(6) the patient underwent ct of cervical with contrast.Impression: the ventral epidural soft tissue mass located posterior to c3 vertebral body is more conspicuous on the (b)(6) 2011 mri scan.It was thought to meet likely represent an extruded disc.(b)(6) 2011 the patient underwent mri of cervical spine.Impression: multilevel degenerative disc disease as detailed.The large ventral epidural soft tissue mass located posterior to the c3 vertebralbody, impinging upon the spinal cord, which is posteriorly displaced is thought to represent an extruded disc, from c3-4 level.There is associated moderate spinal canal stenosis.The patient underwent mri of shoulder: impression: 1.Supraspinatus tenderness with associated bursitis.2.Labral degeneration without discrete labral tears.(b)(6) 2012 the patient presented for the follow up.Diagnoses: overweight, other abnormal glucose, benign essential hypertension, routine gynecological examination, fibromyalgia.(b)(6) 2012 the patient underwent left flank soft tissue ultrasound.Impression: large 9.8 cm flank lipoma.(b)(6) 2012 the patient presented for the checkup.Patient lost some weight.The patient underwent pap smear.(b)(6) 2012 the patienttissue specimen was submitted for sigmoid poly biopsy.Microscopic: histologic section show a polypoid piece of coloric mucosa with hyperplastic.(b)(6) 2014 the patient presented for the follow up.The patient complained of low back pain and had back surgery 2003 and received a bone graft surgery, patient claimed for overgrowth of bone at the graft area.Diagnoses: benign essential hypertension, overweight, backache.(b)(6) 2014 the patient presented for the follow up.Patient had lost some weight and left lateral thoracic wall mass.Diagnosis: routine gynecological examination, other abnormal glucose, lipoma of breast.
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