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• NAME OF PATIENT:
• TRIXIA FAJARDO
• PRESENT ADDRESS:
• FATIMA ST.,SAN ANTONIO VALLEY P’QUE CITY,PHILS.
• DATE OF BIRTH:
• DEC. 26,1998
• AGE:
• 11 YRS.OLD
• FATHER’S NAME:
• JESUS FAJARDO
• OCCUPATION:
• LABORER
• MOTHER’S NAME:
• AMELIA FAJARDO
• OCCUPATION:
• NONE
• TYPE OF DEFORMITY:
• CLEFT PALATE
• HISTORY:
• CONGENITAL
• AVERAGE DAILY INCOME:
• 250 PER DAY
• NUMBER OF SIBLINGS:
• 5’TH CHILD( 6SIBLINGS)
• CONTACT NUMBER:
• 0909979 5423 MOTHER
• STATUS :
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• OPERATED BY:
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• BEFORE
• AFTER OPERATION
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NOTE : NONE

• NAME OF PATIENT:
• MA.KRIZTANA LAGUNDA
• PRESENT ADDRESS:
• LUMBAN, LAGUNA
• DATE OF BIRTH:
• MARCH 12, 2004
• AGE:
• 5 YRS OLD
• FATHER’S NAME:
• RICKSAN LAGUNDA
• OCCUPATION:
• MESSENGER OF MUNICIPAL OFFICE
• MOTHER’S NAME:
• RONA LAGUNDA
• OCCUPATION:
• HOUSEWIFE
• TYPE OF DEFORMITY:
• BONE CYST (FIBROUS DYSPLASIA)
• HISTORY:
• CONGENITAL
• AVERAGE DAILY INCOME:
• PH 275 PESOS
• NUMBER OF SIBLINGS:
• 1ST CHILD
• CONTACT NUMBER:
• 09204899061 (FATHER)
• STATUS :
• OPERATED BY:
• BEFORE
• AFTER OPERATION
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NOTE : Fibrous dysplasia:
Is a chronic disorder in which bone expands due to abnormal development of fibrous tissue, often resulting in one, or more, of the following:
• uneven growth of bones
• pain
• brittle bones
• bone deformity
Fibrous dysplasia usually occurs in children ages 3 to 15, but it sometimes is not diagnosed until adulthood. It is found equally between males and females.
What causes fibrous dysplasia?
The exact cause of fibrous dysplasia is not known, but it is believed to be due to a chemical irregularity in a specific bone protein. This bone protein abnormality may be due to a gene mutation present at birth, but it is not known to be an inherited disorder.
What are the symptoms of fibrous dysplasia?
The following are the most common symptoms for fibrous dysplasia. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
• a waddling walk
• bone pain (as a consequence of the expanding fibrous tissue in the bone)
• bone deformity
• bone fractures
• scoliosis – a lateral, or sideways, curvature and rotation of the back bones (vertebrae), giving the appearance that the person is leaning to one side.
How is fibrous dysplasia diagnosed?
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for fibrous dysplasia may include the following:
• x-ray – a diagnostic test which uses invisible electromagnetic energy beams to produce images of internal tissues, bones, and organs onto film.
Treatment for fibrous dysplasia: Treatment may include:
• surgery, including the following:
o removal of affected bone, followed by bone grafting (a surgical procedure in which healthy bone is transplanted from another part of the patient’s body into the affected area)
o removal of bone wedge
o placement of a rod down the shaft of the bone
• medication
• pain management
• physical therapy

• NAME OF PATIENT:
• JOSH MICHAEL BARRA
• PRESENT ADDRESS:
• SAN NICOLAS ST.,GREEN VALLEY BACOOR CAVITE
• DATE OF BIRTH:
• APRIL 11, 2007
• AGE:
• 2 YR OLD
• FATHER’S NAME:
• JOEL BARRA
• OCCUPATION:
• CONSTRUCTION WORKER
• MOTHER’S NAME:
• MERCY BARRA
• OCCUPATION:
• HOUSEWIFE
• TYPE OF DEFORMITY:
• BOILS (TUMOR)
• HISTORY:
• CONGENITAL
• AVERAGE DAILY INCOME:
• PH 200 PESOS
• NUMBER OF SIBLINGS:
• 2’ND CHILD
• CONTACT NUMBER:
• 0921 2461 381 MOTHER
• STATUS :
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• OPERATED BY:
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• BEFORE
• AFTER OPERATION
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NOTE : People refer to tender, red lumps that may ooze pus as boils. A single “boil” may be a ruptured cyst or a small abscess. Most boils can be treated by “incision and drainage”, a minor surgical procedure to open the boil and to drain the pus. Oral antibiotics are usually not needed.

These boils are usually Staph infections (furuncles or carbuncles). The bacteria are picked up somewhere and then live on the skin, crowding out the normal, harmless bacteria we all carry. The source may be a family member, a pet or just appear “out of the blue.”

In these cases antibiotics are taken by mouth for 10 or 14 days. In stubborn cases two oral antibiotics plus topical antibiotic ointments are usually required to eliminate the bacteria.

Gentle heat, provided by a moist, warm washcloth held over the area for 20 minutes three times a day, speeds up the healing process. Putting antibiotic ointment (Neosporin, Bacitracin, Iodine or Polysporin) on the boil will not cure it because the medicine does not penetrate into the infected skin. Covering the boil with a Band-Aid will keep the germs from spreading.

• NAME OF PATIENT:
• JOLO VELASQUEZ
• PRESENT ADDRESS:
• 72-74 NAT’L H-WAY BRGY. NUEVA SAN PEDRO LAGUNA
• DATE OF BIRTH:
• APRIL 15, 2009
• AGE:
• 1 YR OLD
• FATHER’S NAME:
• DARWIN VELASQUEZ
• OCCUPATION:
• NONE
• MOTHER’S NAME:
• MALLAINE VELASQUEZ
• OCCUPATION:
• HOUSEWIFE
• TYPE OF DEFORMITY:
• CLEFT LIP / PALATE
• HISTORY:
• CONGENITAL
• AVERAGE DAILY INCOME:
• SUPPLIED BY THEIR PARENTS
• NUMBER OF SIBLINGS:
• 2’ND CHILD
• CONTACT NUMBER:
• 520 0953 NEIGHBOR
• STATUS :
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• OPERATED BY:
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• AFTER OPERATION
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NOTE : NONE

• NAME OF PATIENT:
• JOHN MARK GABIOLA
• PRESENT ADDRESS:
• MUNTINLUPA KATARUNGAN VILL.
• DATE OF BIRTH:
• DEC. 22, 2007
• AGE:
• 1 YR OLD
• FATHER’S NAME:
• JOHN GAZI GABIOLA
• OCCUPATION:
• LABORER
• MOTHER’S NAME:
• PRINCESS MAY CABALLES
• OCCUPATION:
• HOUSEWIFE
• TYPE OF DEFORMITY:
• CLEFT PALATE
• HISTORY:
• CONGENITAL
• AVERAGE DAILY INCOME:
• PH 300 PER DAY
• NUMBER OF SIBLINGS:
• 1’ST CHILD
• CONTACT NUMBER:
• 8075022 MOTHER
• STATUS :
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• OPERATED BY:
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• BEFORE
• AFTER OPERATION
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NOTE : NONE