Reports

11.OCT.2010 - Hospital de Tortosa Verge de la Cinta -  View report - Dr. Jose M. Manresa Presas - Comments: "It currently has the right chest chest discomfort and mild dyspnea. He has no palpable lymphadenopathy. Auscultation C / R normal. Spirometry: moderate restriction. Thoracic CT shows: nodular thickening of the mediastinal pleura with a right basal pulmonary nodule presents seudopedicular connection with the pleura. Encapsulated pleural effusion and right. Mediastinal lymphadenopathy.PLAN. There are two methods of diagnostic procedures; 1 .- tanstraqueal EBUS puncture or directed transbronchial mediastinal mass for cytology 2 .- mediastinomotia Mediastinoscopy or that you would get mediastinal tissue growth. I think the tissue procurement would be more convenient to get a definitive diagnosis of pleural and mediastinal infiltrative process. The patient presented to the Committee and I quote for interview with Dr Canalís." 

16.APR.2003 to 25.APR.2003 - Hospital de Tortosa Verge de la Cinta -  View report - Dr. Amat Orti Llaveria- Comments: "The patient comes with symptoms of acute disorders of higher brain functions later in objectifying left facial involvement. The patient referred mild headache as the only symptom associated.Cranial MRI: ischemic infarction in the territory in the superficial middle cerebral right. No venous thrombosis."

22.APR.2002 - Hospital de Tortosa Verge de la Cinta -  View report - Dr. Amat Orti Llaveria- Comments: "In the last laboratory practice is observed an increase in the fraction of alpha-and beta-2 protein electrophoresis, a IgE of 266 IU / ml and a positive ANA 1 / 160 homogeneous pattern (negative in previous determinations.)The patient visited another asked why I send this report and copies of previous reports"

17.MAY.2001 to 23.MAY.2001 - Hospital de Tortosa Verge de la Cinta -  View report - Dr. Amat Orti Llaveria- Comments: "In the patient control practice routine chest x-ray which shows the existence of pericardial effusion and ascites. Login to study it was found the appearance of multiple lymphadenopathy in all territories values (supraclaviar, Lateral cervical and axillary).Biochemistry: proteinogram with slight elevation of alpha-2 fraction (13.6%). Gamma globulin determinations features a high IgE (465 IU / ml).Ascitic fluid cytology: reactive mesothelial cell hyperplasia.CXR: increased volume of the cardiac silhouette suggestive of pericardial effusion. No pleural effusion.Abdominal ultrasound: Ascites free.Ecocardografia: severe pericardial effusion with collapse of the AD per non-VD.Thoraco-abdominal CT scan: mediastinal lymphadenopathy, pericardial effusion. Free ascites, retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy 5 to 15mmCervical lymphadenopathy Biposias hyperplasia mesothelial cells.Diagnosis: benign mesothelial hyperplasia lymph node, pericardial effusion, ascites i.Evolution: establishing anti-inflammatory treatment that is well toleardo without showing progression of stroke and other complications.Treatment: INACID 25mg, 20mg Omeoprazol."