C10013467 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Maltese Cross
Age (years):8
Diagnosis or signs:Sore Paw/legs
Consult notes
Appointment Notes: ran over paws and legs with office chair ADDENDUM:  ***Soft systolic murmur noted - when mentioned to owner she indicated she was aware of this/pre-existing but on later review of clinical records could not not find mention of this. Plan to follow up with owner.***Subjective: - Hindlegs caught under wheels of office chair approximately one hour prior to presentation - Was vocalising and limping badly immediately after the incident, has been able to walk since and vocalisation has stopped - Otherwise well - No current medications - Known luxating patella in left hind leg - Known allergy to chickenObjective: - General appearance: appears reasonably comfortable, no distress beyond usual anxiety at clinic. Fully ambulatory with no overt lameness detected. Eats treats enthusiastically. - Mucous membranes: pink, moist, prompt CRT - Heart rate and rhythm: normal. Soft systolic murmur auscultated. - Abdominal palpation: comfortable, no abnormalities detected - Front legs: comfortable on palpation - Spine: comfortable on palpation - Hips: comfortable on palpation - Left hind leg: mild reaction on paw palpation, nothing dramatic; luxating patella present; no evidence of fracture on palpation of distal limbAssessment & Plan:1. Left Hind Limb Injury - Post Trauma - Likely bruising following traumatic incident - Anti-inflammatory medication prescribed for a few days to help with bruising and ensure comfort - Rest advised - Monitor for worsening lameness, pain, or signs of distress - Review if concerns arise

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-05T00:00:00Z 12:15?pm
Appointment Notes: ran over paws and legs with office chair ADDENDUM:  ***Soft systolic murmur noted - when mentioned to owner she indicated she was aware of this/pre-existing but on later review of clinical records could not not find mention of this. Plan to follow up with owner.***Subjective: - Hindlegs caught under wheels of office chair approximately one hour prior to presentation - Was vocalising and limping badly immediately after the incident, has been able to walk since and vocalisation has stopped - Otherwise well - No current medications - Known luxating patella in left hind leg - Known allergy to chickenObjective: - General appearance: appears reasonably comfortable, no distress beyond usual anxiety at clinic. Fully ambulatory with no overt lameness detected. Eats treats enthusiastically. - Mucous membranes: pink, moist, prompt CRT - Heart rate and rhythm: normal. Soft systolic murmur auscultated. - Abdominal palpation: comfortable, no abnormalities detected - Front legs: comfortable on palpation - Spine: comfortable on palpation - Hips: comfortable on palpation - Left hind leg: mild reaction on paw palpation, nothing dramatic; luxating patella present; no evidence of fracture on palpation of distal limbAssessment & Plan:1. Left Hind Limb Injury - Post Trauma - Likely bruising following traumatic incident - Anti-inflammatory medication prescribed for a few days to help with bruising and ensure comfort - Rest advised - Monitor for worsening lameness, pain, or signs of distress - Review if concerns arise    Vital Signs    Weight: 4.3;       RespirationRate: 24;       HeartRate: 124;       

Previous claim history (6)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2025-10-22C9415127OSTEOARTHRITIS
2025-10-22C9415127MASS LESION - SKIN (CUTANEOUS)
2025-09-19C9308682PRURITUS - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2025-08-28C9308684HYPERSENSITIVITY (ALLERGIC) SKIN DISORDER
2025-08-28C9308684Preventative/Elective Procedure
2025-08-28C9308684OSTEOARTHRITIS

Line items(lines with upstream diagnosis are skipped by the model)

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_meloxicam67.602026-03-05
20000tstarc_consultation125.002026-03-05

UPM+

  • DG01845TRAUMATIC INJURYDSTP_traumatic_injury

Variant (sleepy_king)

PATELLA LUXATION
DSTP_patella_luxation
Conf: 0.430
Threshold: 0.72
Above:
Correct?
Acceptable?
Reason (not acceptable — misleading)
Diagnosis description