B3 VoiceReport #1:1. What did they find in the assessment?In the Colonoscopy they found a minimal left colon diverticulosis. Theyalso found a 5 mm polyp that was removed at the distal transversecolon measuring to 70 cm.2. What did they find in the left colon?In the left colon they found a minimal diverticulosis.and placed inpatient's skinReport #2:technique. Theno injuries were-mm trocars werene laparoscope.da ductotomy wasof the cholangio-doubly clipped andThere wouI2. What was the postoperative diagnosis?The postoperative diagnosis is Biliary colic.3. Please put the diagnosis in layman's terms.

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2. What did they find in the left colon? In the left colon they found a minimal diverticulosis. Report #2: 2. What was the postoperative diagnosis? The postoperative diagnosis is Biliary colic. E 3. Please put the diagnosis in layman's terms.

2. What did they find in the left colon? In the left colon they found a minimal diverticulosis. Report #2: 2. What was the postoperative diagnosis? The postoperative diagnosis is Biliary colic. E 3. Please put the diagnosis in layman's terms.

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Report #1:
1. What did they find in the assessment?
In the Colonoscopy they found a minimal left colon diverticulosis. They
also found a 5 mm polyp that was removed at the distal transverse
colon measuring to 70 cm.
2. What did they find in the left colon?
In the left colon they found a minimal diverticulosis.
and placed in
patient's skin
Report #2:
technique. The
no injuries were
-mm trocars were
ne laparoscope.
da ductotomy was
of the cholangio-
doubly clipped and
There wouI
2. What was the postoperative diagnosis?
The postoperative diagnosis is Biliary colic.
3. Please put the diagnosis in layman's terms.

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