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And in his case again, consistent with what we see on the X-ray, he takes a .nice breath and you hear breath sounds on the right side, but you hear very little on the left side because it is filled with fluid. And so it would be dull and you wouldn't hear anything when you listened with a stethoscope. Q Now, the second page of that discharge summary indicates the hospital course, and what does it say about Mr. Grewe's ability to walk at that time? A It said that he was significantly dyspneic, shortness of breath throughout any exercises of just walking down the hallway. Walking down the hallway he was short of breath. Q Is that consistent with the types of changes you showed the jury on the CT scan? A Yes, I would expect somebody with those changes to be quite short of breath. Q Now, his pain was under control. What type of medications was he being given