Hello. My mother has stage 1 breast cancer. She started receiving her chemo in late 2006. Back in early spring of this year, her female oncologist was on vacation for two weeks and another male oncologist took over my mother's care. For some reasons, this male oncologist wrote in my mother's medical records stating that she has chronic renal failure. After these two weeks, my mother's regular female oncologist came back and took over my mother's care once again. A little awhile ago, my mother requested for a copy of her medical records. That was when we saw this male oncologist's diagnosis. We immediately went to see our female oncologist about this male doctor's diagnosis. She confirmed that my mother does not have any kidney problems or failures. She told us that the male oncologist must have mixed up the patient charts. She said that she would clear this record note for us. Please explain to us that what was meant for clearing this record note. I want to know if my mother and I took the correct steps to handle this situation. Also, would my mother's oncologist be upset for us to bringing this issue up? Will this situation affect the care and treatment my mother's oncologist will provide to my mother from now on? Thank you for answering these questions.