On March 28, 2012 a
Complaint,Petition
was filed
involving a dispute between
Robert Valenti,
and
Jane Doe P.A.
Intended To Represent The Female Physician Assistant In The Office Of Dr. Mccormack Who Was Involved In The Care And Treatment Of The Plaintiff, But Whose Name Is Not Yet Known,
John J Gadomski M.D.,
Laboratory Corporation Of America,
Laboratory Corporation Of America Holdings,
Patricia C Mccormack M.D.,
Shimon Oami M.D.,
for Medical Malpractice
in the District Court of Richmond County.
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FILED: RICHMOND COUNTY CLERK 06/17/2014 INDEX NO. 150116/2012
NYSCEF DOC. NO. 104 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 06/17/2014
EXHIBIT 10
CONTAINS PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION - HANDLE ACCORDING TO MSKCC POLICY
Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases
Surgery Follow-up Consultation
Name: VALENTI,ROBERT MRN :
Date: 09109/2010 Service: GMT53
Attending : MARY S BRADY,MD AU MD No: 004671
Date of Birth:
ATTENDING NOTE
The patient returns today to discuss his MRI and to finalize treatment plans. The patient underwent a
MRI of his left foot to rule out deep invasion of a perSistent squamous cell carcinoma arising in the
interdigital space between his fourth and fifth toe on his left foot.This reveals extensive involvement
of the fifth digit however no evidence of bony involvement of lh e fourth and no evid ence of dee p
infiltration of the tumor.I discussed this with Mr. Valenti and his pa rtn er who accompanies him tOd ay.
I have recommended resection of the fifth toe and possible resection of the fourth depending on our
intraoperative findings .Reconstruction will either take place a t the lime of surgery or in a delayed
fashion should this be more appropriate based on the extent of resectio n and lhe wou nd following
removal. We plan intraoperative frozen section analysis of a questionable margin. If there is concern
about a margin we will p roceed with delayed reconstruction. I have discussed this at length with Mr.
Valenti. W e have discussed the anticipated potential complications of infection, disability, pain with
walking, inability to wea r normal shoes, swelling, edema and prolonged recovery associated with foot
surgery. All of his questions w ere answered to his satisfaction and he wishes to proceed. We will
proceed as outlined on 09/20/2010.
MARY SUE BRADY, M.D.
DICT: MARY SUE BRADY, MD 09/13/2010
Report Electronically Signed Out by MARY S BRADY, MD on 09/17/2010 03:41 PM
External CC:
Printed From Optical 8/02. 060 .71
Document Filed Date
June 17, 2014
Case Filing Date
March 28, 2012
Category
Medical Malpractice
Status
Disposed-Court Date/Application Pending
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FILED: RICHMOND COUNTY CLERK 06/17/2014 INDEX NO. 150116/2012 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 104 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 06/17/2014 EXHIBIT 10 CONTAINS PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION - HANDLE ACCORDING TO MSKCC POLICY Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases Surgery Follow-up Consultation Name: VALENTI,ROBERT MRN : Date: 09109/2010 Service: GMT53 Attending : MARY S BRADY,MD AU MD No: 004671 Date of Birth: ATTENDING NOTE The patient returns today to discuss his MRI and to finalize treatment plans. The patient underwent a MRI of his left foot to rule out deep invasion of a perSistent squamous cell carcinoma arising in the interdigital space between his fourth and fifth toe on his left foot.This reveals extensive involvement of the fifth digit however no evidence of bony involvement of lh e fourth and no evid ence of dee p infiltration of the tumor.I discussed this with Mr. Valenti and his pa rtn er who accompanies him tOd ay. I have recommended resection of the fifth toe and possible resection of the fourth depending on our intraoperative findings .Reconstruction will either take place a t the lime of surgery or in a delayed fashion should this be more appropriate based on the extent of resectio n and lhe wou nd following removal. We plan intraoperative frozen section analysis of a questionable margin. If there is concern about a margin we will p roceed with delayed reconstruction. I have discussed this at length with Mr. Valenti. W e have discussed the anticipated potential complications of infection, disability, pain with walking, inability to wea r normal shoes, swelling, edema and prolonged recovery associated with foot surgery. All of his questions w ere answered to his satisfaction and he wishes to proceed. We will proceed as outlined on 09/20/2010. MARY SUE BRADY, M.D. DICT: MARY SUE BRADY, MD 09/13/2010 Report Electronically Signed Out by MARY S BRADY, MD on 09/17/2010 03:41 PM External CC: Printed From Optical 8/02. 060 .71