Woman with implanted device treated for leg pain 

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2905 Minerone 42. 2905-1014. Paramedic (name withheld) reporting inbound facility, UTA travel time. It's going to be about three minutes. On board, I have a 61-year-old female patient. I was called to the patient's residence today for lower extremity pain discomfort. The patient had a couple of years ago a TENS unit placed into his right retroparagonial area, and he is stating that he normally has a lower setting of what he's currently happened to put his setting on now. It basically works like a neurotransmitter. Neural stimulant like a Tens unit is implanted out at Ruby. He is conscious awake and oriented. That is his complaint. He also is associating some mild dysmine, associated with that. His lungs are clear. He's nondismic at this time, and his lungs are clear, and his lungs are clear. His lungs are clear, and his lungs are clear. Sats are clearly Normal transports P3. Normal sinus for the monitor. How do you come? Yeah, Chowl. It looks pretty damaged. There's a 28-01-807-6624 alpha. There's no one around it. Could you attempt to patch the caller into my cell phone? and once I'll be out of the residents across from an Albigno Cafe reference trash.

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