"Advised the patient that they cannot find her left ovary. She is to come in and see if we can find her left ovary. I have no idea where it went."

"This patient is a 33-year-old male who has two children but of late has had problems achieving a pregnancy."

"Pedal pulses are fatally palpable."

"The patient was imperially treated with Tagamet 400 mg q.h.s."

"The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic."

"Patient has bilateral DVTs in both legs."

"Left main artery is open and patent."

"Plantar wart — left foot has been surgically removed twice now."

"Patient is 39 years old and has not had any pregnancies. Her husband likewise has not had any pregnancies."

Thanks to Linda Hill, Terri Ford
& Nancy Anderson!

I realized this man surely was a cardiologist and would have just one way to spell his name. I have a 1994 American College of Cardiology directory. In it, I found Louis E. Teichholz, MD, FACC. He is at Mt. Sinai in New York City. I called his office, and his secretary told me that this method is named for him. It is Teichholz and pronounced "Tish-holz."

Sandy Lewis
Chugiak, Alaska

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