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CC: Here today for follow up of her blood pressure. She switched the Altace to b.i.d. and her blood pressure has been much better. She was supposed to have been seen last week, but she was too weak to get out of her bath tub without assistance. She is getting progressively weaker diffusely. It is a combination of her MS, underlying DJD, and elderly status. She is currently 77 years old. Patient also has heart issues. PE: BP 126 82, P 80, R 18, W 136.5. GEN: Fatigued appearance. No acute distress. HEENT: Unremarkable. NECK: Supple. LUNGS: Clear. HEART: II VI SEM with radiation from apex to axilla, unchanged. I VI SEM L 4TH ICS W O RAD. Trace pedal edema. SKIN: Her skin is fragile, but otherwise unremarkable. MUSCULOSKELETAL: She has roughly 2 to 3 strength handgrip, elbow flexion extension. Patient stands very slowly and is very unsteady on her feet. IMPRESSION: 1. Progressive weakness, multifactorial, including MS, DJD, elderly status, COPD and muscle atrophy. 2. Hypertension improved. 3. TIA without recurrence, but she does feel that her functional decline worsened abruptly after this. She may very well have had a CVA rather than a TIA. 4. History of mild to moderate bilateral carotid stenosis. 5. Polycythemia secondary to COPD. PLAN: 1. Continue with current medications as doing including, Plavix, Actonel, calcium carbonate, Celebrex, Altace and Xanax. 2. Reviewed her PMH from preoperative CPE 01 14 99. We will schedule for Physicians Choice for PT OT evaluations. 4. RTO on 11 29 see how she is doing at that time or sooner prn. LGS kgh : medical-transcription-at-home.

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Any dollars re"DCPs point out that in the current system consumers maining at the end of the year can be carried forward have little knowledge regarding the cost of medical in the account for the following year. Under Definity. Item 4. Information on the Company Introduction We are a global pharmaceutical group engaged in the research, development, manufacture and marketing of healthcare products. In 2005, our net sales amounted to 27, 311 million. On the basis of 2005 net sales, we are the third largest pharmaceutical group in the world and the largest pharmaceutical group in Europe IMS GERS year end 2005; all available channels ; . Sanofi-aventis is the parent of a consolidated group of companies. A list of the principal subsidiaries included in this consolidation is shown at Note E to the consolidated financial statements included under Item 18 of this annual report. Our business includes two main activities: pharmaceuticals principally prescription drugs ; and human vaccines. In our pharmaceuticals activity, which generated net sales of 25, 249 million in 2005, we specialize in six therapeutic areas: Cardiovascular: Our cardiovascular products include two major hypertension treatments: Aprovel and Tritace. Thrombosis: Our thrombosis products include two leading drugs in their categories: Plavix, an antiplatelet agent indicated for a number of atherothrombotic conditions, and Lovenox, a low molecular weight heparin indicated for deep vein thrombosis and for unstable angina and non-Q-wave myocardial infarction. Metabolic Disorders: Our products for metabolic disorders include Lantus, a long acting analog which is a leading brand in the insulin market, and Amaryl, a once-daily sulfonylurea. Oncology: Our lead products in the strategic oncology market are Taxotere, a taxane derivative representing a cornerstone therapy in several cancer types, and Eloxatine, an innovative platinum agent, which is a leading treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer. 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