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01/24/____   JANE DOE         #00-00-0-0

  Jane is seen in consultation from Dr. Long with pain in her left elbow area.  She is right-handed.  She states that just before Christmas she was carrying a vacuum sweeper up the stairs in her left arm and hand, it started to drop and she grabbed really hard for it.  She had sharp pain in her left elbow area. It has bothered her since that time.  She has tenderness over the lateral epicondyle.

  On EXAMINATION, she has full range of motion.  The elbow flexion, extension, pronation, supination, circulation, and sensation are intact.

  X-rays are completely normal of the left elbow.

  My feeling is she has evidence of lateral epicondylitis.

  In an attempt to give her relief, the left elbow is injected with 9 mg of Celestone under sterile fashion.  She is advised to put ice on it tonight.  She is to recheck in a month's time. If it has not improved, we will go further.  If it has improved, she will cancel her appointment.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


01/00/____   JEN DOE         

#00-00-00-3

  Jen comes in because of pain in her right hip area.  Pain radiates from her low back down the lateral right thigh, down into the lower leg area into the calf region.  She was concerned about her hip.  X-rays of her hip show the left hip to be in good position, no sign of loosening.  The right hip shows mild to moderate degenerative change but it is unchanged from 2-1/2 years ago. Hip range of motion is really quite good without discomfort. She is tender at the right SI joint and the right trochanteric area.

  My impression is her symptoms are related to her spinal stenosis. She has had right leg pain with dysesthesias and radicular pain before.  This would correspond to our current findings but are not related to the hip joint.  She has no groin pain, etc.  In an attempt to give her relief, the low back area and the right SI joint is injected with 80 mg of Kenalog.  The right posterior trochanteric area is injected with 80 mg of Depo-Medrol.  She will return to the clinic p.r.n. no relief of her symptoms.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


12/10/____   RON DOE          #00-00-00-8

  Ron Doe returns with continued discomfort in his right shoulder area.  He uses the cane in the right hand.  He pushes himself up.  New x-rays show severe degenerative change of the shoulder. The humeral head rides up under the chromium and I am sure with walking with a cane and pushing up and down from a sitting position, this puts pressure and irritates the shoulder area as well.  He is advised to use a cane in the left hand to avoid trying to push himself up with the right arm as much as he can.  He has pretty much had resolution of the ecchymosis about the shoulder area.  He is instructed in circumduction exercises. 

 

  In an attempt to give him relief, 80 mg of Depo-Medrol is injected

  into the biceps tendon sheath and 80 mg in the glenohumeral

  joint.  He will use ice on it for pain.  He will return to the

  clinic p.r.n. no relief of his symptoms.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


12/22/____   JANEY DOE        #09-09-06-22

  Janey Doe is seen in consultation from John Smith ofState Center because of radicular pain down the right leg with complaints of right foot numbness. 

  She has had some therapy without significant relief.

  She has had x-rays done and an MRI.  They show normal hip films. They show marked degenerative change of the lumbosacral spine area on her plane films and her MRI shows severe spinal stenosis at L3-4, L4-5 with moderate to severe at L2-3 and L1-S2.

  These findings would be consistent with her symptoms of pain down the leg.  There is no evidence of cancer or tumor in the MRI studies or plane films.  This was her main concern that she is worried about cancer.  She states she feels a 1000% better when she has been reassured that she does not have cancer in the bones.  She has enough reason for discomfort based on her spinal stenosis symptoms.  She was accompanied by her daughter and problems of doing such activities as bed making, vacuuming, and pushing snow all increase her problems with her low back area.  She is advised to avoid these if she wants to have continued relief.  She is doing a little bit better at this time.  Straight-leg raising is negative bilaterally.  Gross sensation shows no significant numbness in the right foot at this time. Circulation is good to the lower extremities.

  She weighs 217 pounds.  She is a nonsmoker.  Pulse is 80.  Blood pressure is 158/100.  She is advised to continue with her Aleve. She is advised to restrict these heavy activities as we discussed in terms of bed making, vacuuming, and snow shoveling.  And if her pain flares up or does not continue to resolve, she could be considered for referral to the Pain Clinic for a trial at epidural injections.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


01/24/____   JENNY DOE        #07-07-07-7

  Jenny is seen in consultation from Dr. Ralfe because of tenderness in her right
  rotator cuff area.  She has a history that she works at Iowa State University
  and was throwing trash bags which weigh 50 or 60 pounds.  She got pop and
  soreness on about December 14, 1999.  She has been taking ibuprofen and had some
  treatments.  She has not really had relief.  She is right-handed.

  It bothers some at night and it bothers when she reaches her arm up and gets some catching and snapping.

  On EXAMINATION, she has normal appearing shoulders.  She is very tender in the biceps tendon sheath.  She is a little bit tender in the subacromial bursa area and has pain with abduction where she gets a popping sensation when the arm goes up to full abduction, suggestive of some impingement here.

  Plane x-rays reveal normal appearance to the shoulder.  There is no sclerosis of the rotator cuff attachment at the greater tuberosity and the humeral head rides in satisfactory position. My feeling is that it is fairly normal bony appearance to the shoulder.

  Based on her clinical examination and her history, my feeling is that she has developed bicipital tendonitis and additional subacromial bursitis secondary to some irritation of the rotator cuff tendons.  I do not feel that there is any tear in the tendons, no gross weakness, no evidence to suggest major problems.

  Because it has gone on this length of time and has not responded to the ibuprofen, I elected to inject 60 mg of Depo-Medrol into the biceps tendon sheath and into the subacromial bursa.  She will return to the clinic in a month to six week's time if she has not had any improvement in her symptoms.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


07/24/____  CINDY DOE         #07-07-07-7

  Cindy is seen in consultation from Dr. Baughman with pain and discomfort in her right shoulder.  She has a history that she is a 35-year-old woman who has worked at Frigidaire since May 1999.  She is right-handed.  She states she was lifting some top panels off an overhead and she felt like a snap in her shoulder in early summer.  She has had pain since July in the shoulder area.  She says the panels weighed 10 to 20 pounds and she would do about 3000 a shift.  She also has symptoms of right carpal tunnel syndrome in the right wrist and hand but this preceded her job at Frigidaire.

  She complains that she wakes up with a dull ache in the morning over the anterolateral aspect of the shoulder.  That it is tender to touch in this area.  She has been taking Relafen 750 mg twice a day.  She is working tearing some bags open and setting up some mail things but this involves reaching up overhead as well. She has seen the company doctor who has told her that she has had some tendonitis and been treated with therapy in Fort Dodge and not had much relief.  She has been at light duty at work and was on sickness and accident leave for three weeks.  She has been told as well as the tendonitis that she has a deltoid strain.

  On EXAMINATION, she has normal appearing right shoulder.  She has excellent range of motion of the right shoulder equal to the left with no restriction.  She has very good strength and flexion, abduction in internal and external rotation.  Her main finding is positive tenderness and pain over the biceps tendon sheath and a small catching and pain in the subacromial area with full abduction. 

  X-rays which were taken are normal.  They show no


abnormalities in the glenohumeral joint or any calcification

  or degenerative changes around the greater tuberosity.

  My feeling is she has symptoms of acute and chronic bicipital tendonitis of the right shoulder as well as the subacromial bursitis which has irritated the rotator cuff tendon to a slight degree, causing tendonitis here.  She has no tear or weakness that I can identify.

  In an attempt to give her relief, the biceps tendon sheath, the subacromial area are each injected with 60 mg of Depo-Medrol. She is given a work restriction to not do any overhead work for activities for the next six weeks.  She will return to the clinic in a month's time, p.r.n. no relief of her symptoms.

Doctor Jones/ht:___


09/20/____   JEN DOE          #07-07-07-2

Jen is seen on referral from Dr. Johnson with right knee pain, more so than theleft.  Carol is quite a bit overweight, weighing 280 pounds today.  Blood pressure is 110/68.  Pulse is 72.  She hurts mainly to go up and down stairs and she lives in a house that is an elevated house where she has either one set of stairs to go to get in or when she is in the house, if she goes down to the bottom level, she has to go up a set to get up to the living room area.She is tender along medial joint line but her main findings is pain about the patellofemoral joint.  Circulation is satisfactory to the lower extremities.  Skin is okay.  She has had a long historyof medical problems, including peritonitis, stroke, heart p roblems.  She is on numerous MEDICATIONS, including Lanoxin, Inderal, Coumadin, Cozaar, etc.  Her x-rays reveal moderate to moderately severe changes of themedial compartments of both knees, but her main finding is severe patellofemoral changes.

 

My feeling is that her major problem is patellofemoral arthritis

which gives her pain and discomfort with going up and down stairs

activity.

In an attempt to give her relief, the right knee is injected with

80 mg of Depo-Medrol.  If she gets relief, she can consider bilateral

knee joint injection.  She is not a good surgical candidate.

Doctor Jones/ht:___

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