Update app.py

app.py

@@ -87,7 +87,45 @@ pipeline_qa = init_qa_pipeline()
 st.header("Intelligent Document Automation")
 
 def get_text_from_ocr_engine():
-    return "CASE: A 28-year-old previously healthy man presented with a 6-week history of palpitations. The symptoms occurred during rest, 2–3 times per week, lasted up to 30 minutes at a time and were associated with dyspnea. Except for a grade 2/6 holosystolic tricuspid regurgitation murmur (best heard at the left sternal border with inspiratory accentuation), physical examination yielded unremarkable findings."
+
+    return """18 February2020
+Dr Christine Fowler
+Dear Christine,
+Re: Stephen Parrot
+Stephen is a 53 year old gentleman who does general duties police work. He is married and has an
+18 year old daughter at home. He is right hand dominant. Cigarettes nil, alcohol rare, allergies nil.
+DVTe nil. Past medical history hyperlipidemia and reflux testicular cancer in 2000 and right knee
+reconstruction in 1987. Medications include Nexium and Crestor.
+History presenting complaint: Right knee and right elbow injuries. On 12 January 2020, while at work
+he was trying to apprehend a stolen vehicle. The deployed some road spikes onto the road. The
+stolen vehicle went over the road spikes. He was attempting to retrieve the spikes to prevent
+damage to civilian and police vehicles and while he was doing that, he was hit by a police vehicle
+coming from behind. The police vehicle was approximately doing 50 km/hr. The headlight of the
+police car stuck him on the lateral aspect of the right knee. He jumped in the air and flicked in the air
+with his right elbow also hitting the police car before he flung over a barrier. He was able to mobilise
+afterwards when the adrenaline was taking effect. After he cooled down that night he developed
+significant pain in both the elbow and the knee. The elbow seemed to have settled with time but he
+has got slight discomfort on the lateral epicondyle of the right elbow but otherwise no instability,
+clicking, locking or catching of the elbow.
+His knee has medial sided pain. It is an annoying type of pain that is present at rear and with activity.
+It feels like it is getting slightly better but his main problem is that he cannot still fully flex his knee as
+he used to do before the accident. He has noticed some clicking ad a little bit of swelling in the knee.
+He has had no instability but he is still a little bit stiff when he first gets up. He has been treated with
+4 sessions of physiotherapy. He has had two operations on this knee before when it was
+reconstructed which was an open procedure and an anthroscopy later to shave off the cartilage. He
+never got back to playing rugby after his reconstruction but he was able to do martial arts and all his
+policing duties without any problem.
+He is mildly overweight, normal gait and no effusion in the knee and a range of motion of 0 to 110
+degrees which cannot be improved passively. His right elbow has full range of motion and is stable.
+He has had an Xray on right elbow showing no fracture and an xray of knee showed early medial
+compartment osteoarthritis. He has got new clicking in his knee and has been advised to get an MRI
+scan.
+As far as his right elbow is concerned, he should reduce weight lifting activity and any repetitive right
+upper limb activity that causes any discomfort. His right knee requires an MRI scan to look for any
+loose bodies and I will see him with the results of the scan. In the meantime, he can continue with
+his general policing duties which he has anyways been doing since the accident.
+Kind regards,
+Dr Jason Sanders"""
 
 with st.sidebar:
     selected_menu = option_menu("Select Option",