Liver transplant in Ireland (how its done over here ) AS SEEN ON TV

[Guest guest]

http://www.rte.ie/tv/surgeons/av_20080522.html

Hello from this side of the big pond.

If you get this to work you will see most of my team.

The docs i have met and yet to meet .

(NOT ON THE TX LIST YET)

go to rte

then tv

then find the program surgeons

you will see liver and heart+lung transplants.

This was broadcast 2 weeks ago on Irish national Tv

The hospital is St s which is the national tx centre for the Republic of Ireland.

If you have broadband this should run

regards

O B

[Guest guest]

Hi

thanks so much for that link. It came through fine, even to the

bottom of the world...grin

I grinned when the specialist saw the young bloke to let him know

that he was on the transplant list, he asked him how he was feeling

and classic reply came, " tired " ... do Doctors, when the ask that

question to anyone with PSC, get any other reply????

It was so good to see how much better the two transplantees looked by

the end of the programme and also the lung transplant man's wife

looked so much more relaxed too.

(Can we leap to the assumption that the young bloke had PSC, since

his bowel was involved, or are there other liver diseases with bowel

involvement.

Thanks again

>

> http://www.rte.ie/tv/surgeons/av_20080522.html

>

> Hello from this side of the big pond.

> If you get this to work you will see most of my team.

> The docs i have met and yet to meet .

> (NOT ON THE TX LIST YET)

> go to rte

> then tv

> then find the program surgeons

> you will see liver and heart+lung transplants.

> This was broadcast 2 weeks ago on Irish national Tv

> The hospital is St s which is the national tx centre for the

Republic of Ireland.

> If you have broadband this should run

>

> regards

>

> O B

[Guest guest]

Hi

thanks so much for that link. It came through fine, even to the

bottom of the world...grin

I grinned when the specialist saw the young bloke to let him know

that he was on the transplant list, he asked him how he was feeling

and classic reply came, " tired " ... do Doctors, when the ask that

question to anyone with PSC, get any other reply????

It was so good to see how much better the two transplantees looked by

the end of the programme and also the lung transplant man's wife

looked so much more relaxed too.

(Can we leap to the assumption that the young bloke had PSC, since

his bowel was involved, or are there other liver diseases with bowel

involvement.

Thanks again

>

> http://www.rte.ie/tv/surgeons/av_20080522.html

>

> Hello from this side of the big pond.

> If you get this to work you will see most of my team.

> The docs i have met and yet to meet .

> (NOT ON THE TX LIST YET)

> go to rte

> then tv

> then find the program surgeons

> you will see liver and heart+lung transplants.

> This was broadcast 2 weeks ago on Irish national Tv

> The hospital is St s which is the national tx centre for the

Republic of Ireland.

> If you have broadband this should run

>

> regards

>

> O B