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EXAMPLE<br />

F17 (continued)<br />

PROCEDURE<br />

CONTINUED:<br />

This was reflected up and the left gastric arteries were ligated. The stomach was then<br />

transected in the usual fashion and the greater curvature tapered using a 2-0 chromic<br />

and an inverting suture of 2-0 silk. The distal lumen was free of tumor and this was<br />

then anastomosed in 2-layer fashion to the proximal duodenum using an inner running<br />

suture of 3-ffchromic and an outer interrupted of 3-0 silk. Estimated blood loss during<br />

the procedure was approximately 300 cc's. The sponge counts at the conclusion of the<br />

procedure were correct.<br />

The abdomen was closed with nylon retentions and midline sutures of zero-silk. The<br />

skin was closed with interrupted 4-0 silk. The patient tolerated the procedure well,<br />

however, a period of Cheyne-Stokes respiration followed the conclusion of the case<br />

and the endotracheal tube was allowed to remain in, and the patient was placed on a<br />

Byrd Respirator in the recovery room. Other than this, the case went smoothly and<br />

the patient did well.<br />

Surgeon Z. Alterman, MD Date 1[15/91<br />

Date dictated 1/15/91 Date transcribed 1/18/91<br />

Patient Name Ann Trum Record Number 000035<br />

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