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 I am writing to refer Mr. Billy. He is suffering from basal cell carcinoma of neck. He requires further care and support from your facility as he is due for discharge today.

 Mr billy admitted to our hospital on 21/06/2011 due to skin-related issues, and he has undergone skin biopsy for pathological studies, which confirmed his diagnosis / he has basal cell carcinoma. Therefore removal of basal cell carcinoma performed. As part of pain management, he commenced on panadene forte 500 mg. In general, he has no complication reported during hospitalization.

 Mr billy lives with his wife. He is a regular smoker and drinker for the past 30 years.

After discharge, please monitor him daily to find complications. Besides, he can continue medication one more week. In case of emergency, please contact his wife Jennifer, her contact details attached with this letter

Thank you for taking Mr.billy into your care. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any quires.

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Location: Toronto, ON, Canada

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