Department of Surgery, University of Iowa

What to bring to your visit

When you make your appointment, you will receive a phone call directing you what to bring to the clinic. In general, we would like the following:

Current list of medications and their dosage, especially if you are new to our system.
Information related to your current endocrine problem, including copies of:
- Laboratory tests
- Pathology or cytology reports
- Imaging study reports (such as a CT, ultrasound, nuclear medicine scan)
- Doctor’s notes including prior operative notes
Copies of imaging tests either in the form of X-ray film, or on a CD.
Pathology or cytology slides, if a biopsy or surgery has been performed.


	About the Endocrine Surgery Program Endocrine Surgery Team James Howe, MD Geeta Lal, MD, MSC Sonia Sugg, MD Ronald Weigel, MD, PhD Jean Arndt, RN Endocrine Organs/Diseases Thyroid Parathyroid Pancreas Adrenal Carcinoid Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Minimally Invasive Endocrine Surgery Diagnostic Tests Multidisciplinary Team Conference Patient Information For Referring Physicians Endocrine Resources	PATIENT INFORMATION What to bring to your visit When you make your appointment, you will receive a phone call directing you what to bring to the clinic. In general, we would like the following: Current list of medications and their dosage, especially if you are new to our system. Information related to your current endocrine problem, including copies of: Laboratory tests Pathology or cytology reports Imaging study reports (such as a CT, ultrasound, nuclear medicine scan) Doctor’s notes including prior operative notes Copies of imaging tests either in the form of X-ray film, or on a CD. Pathology or cytology slides, if a biopsy or surgery has been performed.
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