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to what we actually did to the patient when he was in the hospital. It says the patient was admitted in the hospital, was treated with parenteral analgesics. And parenteral means injection. And the reason for that was because the oral pain medications weren't working. He required three to four injections of morphine daily for the first four days in the hospital, but on the fifth day was able to be controlled only with MS Contin and oral morphine. Q Thank you. Doctor, I am going to show you one other discharge summary from March of 1990. This is the one preceding this one. A It says reason for admission, pain control and dyspnea, which means shortness of breath, and the procedure in the hospital was a pain control procedure. And then a CAT scan was performed, at which time a needle was inserted into the right side of his chest to remove fluid in an attempt to alleviate some