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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Short Medical Report\nDate: March 22, 2025\nSummary:\nYou visited the clinic today because you\u2019ve been feeling tired and dizzy.\nDetails:\n- Your blood pressure was lower than normal, which can sometimes cause dizziness.\n- Your blood test showed that your iron levels are slightly low, which could explain the\ntiredness.\n- We recommend increasing your intake of iron-rich foods like spinach, beans, and red\nmeat.\n- A follow-up blood test will be done in 4 weeks to check your progress.\nNext Steps:\n- Start taking an over-the-counter iron supplement once daily.\n- If you feel worse or develop new symptoms like chest pain or shortness of breath,\nplease contact us immediately.\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "John Doe Medical Report\nThis is a sample medical report for testing purposes.\nSummary: Your test results are within normal limits.\nNotes: Continue maintaining a healthy lifestyle and follow up with your GP in 6 months.\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Clinical Notes\nPatient Name: John Doe\nAge: 45\nSex: Male\nMedical ID: 123456789\nDate: 2025-03-22\nChief Complaint:\nPatient complains of chest pain radiating to the left arm for the past two weeks, worsens with\nexertion.\nMedical History:\n- Hypertension (5 years)\n- Appendectomy (2010)\n- Medications: Lisinopril 20 mg daily\n- No known drug allergies\n- Family history of heart disease (father had MI at 60)\nPhysical Examination:\n- BP: 150/95 mmHg\n- HR: 85 bpm\n- RR: 18 breaths/min\n- Temp: 37\u00b0C\n- Normal respiratory and cardiovascular exam\nAssessment:\nSuspected non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)\nPlan:\n- Start aspirin 81 mg daily\n- Refer to cardiology for further evaluation\n- Recommend smoking cessation and diet changes\nSigned,\nDr. Jane Smith, MD\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
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    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
  },
  "5b4821df-94f6-4dd9-b4aa-931ab33b67b5": {
    "id": "5b4821df-94f6-4dd9-b4aa-931ab33b67b5",
    "patient_id": "4e89feb1-f33f-4930-b8c3-9307bc4e3607",
    "filename": "22032025_bloodwork.pdf",
    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
  },
  "856acdbd-a7ee-411c-890b-ceafd15956a7": {
    "id": "856acdbd-a7ee-411c-890b-ceafd15956a7",
    "patient_id": "4e89feb1-f33f-4930-b8c3-9307bc4e3607",
    "filename": "17032025_HepatologyNotes.pdf",
    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
  },
  "7135eaa2-5bd3-4113-a0b6-510eca518731": {
    "id": "7135eaa2-5bd3-4113-a0b6-510eca518731",
    "patient_id": "4e89feb1-f33f-4930-b8c3-9307bc4e3607",
    "filename": "05012025_Bloodwork.pdf",
    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
  },
  "f48725cc-3273-4e3b-bf28-c82d3d335e23": {
    "id": "f48725cc-3273-4e3b-bf28-c82d3d335e23",
    "patient_id": "4e89feb1-f33f-4930-b8c3-9307bc4e3607",
    "filename": "09112024_GPConsult.pdf",
    "extracted_text": "Patient Name: Sebastian Kot\nDate: 23/03/2025\nConsultation Notes:\nChief Complaint:\n- Patient reports persistent fatigue and frequent episodes of illness, including recurrent upper\nrespiratory tract infections.\nHistory of Present Illness:\n- Mr. Kot describes a 6-month history of generalized fatigue, worsened over the past 2 months.\n- Denies significant weight loss, night sweats, or recent travel history.\n- Reports intermittent sore throat and occasional low-grade fevers.\nReview of Systems:\n- Positive for fatigue, frequent infections.\n- Negative for chest pain, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal symptoms, or neurological deficits.\nObjective Findings:\n- Recent bloodwork indicates:\n  - Mild hypercholesterolemia (Total Cholesterol: 5.8 mmol/L)\n  - Elevated liver enzymes (ALT: 55 U/L, AST: 48 U/L)\n  - Mild lymphocytosis (Lymphocytes: 4.5 x10^9/L)\nPhysical Examination:\n- General: Alert, oriented, appears fatigued.\n- HEENT: Oropharynx clear, no lymphadenopathy.\n- Cardiovascular: Normal S1, S2, no murmurs.\n- Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally.\n- Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, no hepatosplenomegaly.\n- Neurological: No focal deficits.\nAssessment:\n1. Fatigue likely multifactorial - differential includes post-viral syndrome, early chronic fatigue\nsyndrome, or underlying immune dysregulation.\n2. Mild hypercholesterolemia - dietary factors vs. metabolic syndrome to be considered.\n3. Elevated liver enzymes - possible NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease), recommend\nhepatic ultrasound.\n4. Mild lymphocytosis - reactive vs. chronic viral infection.\nPlan:\n- Advise lifestyle modifications: low-fat diet, increased physical activity.\n- Repeat liver function tests and lipid panel in 3 months.\n- Hepatic ultrasound to assess for steatosis.\n- Consider referral to hematology if lymphocytosis persists.\n- Counsel on sleep hygiene and stress management.\n"
  }
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