DISCHARGE SUMMARY (UROLOGY)
Patient Name: Robert. S. McHardy
Patient ID: 17-6589
DOB: 10/18
Age: 51
Sex: M
Date of Admission: 09/03 at09:00 hrs
Date of Discharge: 09/04 at 13:30 hrs
Reason for Admission: New renal stone at right ureteropelvic junction, please refer to
admission H and P.
Consultant: Dana Kelly, MD, Urology
Laboratory Data: WBC:13600, Hemoglobin:14.3, Platelet:168000, lymphocytes: 8076,
electrolyte is within normal limits, BUN 19, Creatinine1.26, GFR greater than 60, blood
sugar 128, urine acid level is normal 5.7, calcium 9.1, amylase 42, lipase 124, urinary PH 6.5,
specific gravity 0.014, negative for blood cells 3,white cell is last for one.
IMAGING: CT abdomen pelvic shows 5mm abstract right proximal ureter stone, there is
right side hydronephrosis, and proximal hydroureter, the lung basis demonstrates dependent
atelectasis calcification in the pancreas. There are laying of gout stones, shows 4mm stones at
the proximal right ureter.
HOSPITAL COURSE: the patient was admitted in emergency services because of the new
right ureter stones. CT was performed on admission which the localized the stone at the right
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