Minggu, 18 Desember 2011

Breast Implants Shifting Going to Lungs As Pilates Gymnastics

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Baltimore, Maryland, After the breast implant placement, physical activity should be restricted until the former operation is completely healed. If not, the consequences as experienced by a woman in America that the implant is slid up into the lungs.

When accidents occur, the 59-year-old woman who was not named it is doing Pilates exercises. Gymnastics is pretty heavy for a man his age, because it is a combination of balance with the body movement as if breathing.

The hardest part for this woman seems to be the movement of Valsalva, which exhale as hard with the position of the nose and mouth closed. If drawn, the effort to make this movement more or less similar as people were straining during bowel movements.

So strong effort, these women feel no change in the shape of her body. Breasts that are never removed because of cancer suddenly become flat, and when touched silicone implants that had been worn away somewhere.

"I remember well, the patient was screaming, 'My body is my breasts swallows'" said Dr. Tiffany Fong from the Johns Hopkins Hospital, attending physician at the Emergency Unit that handles this case as quoted by ABC News, Sunday (18/12/2011 ).

Ultrasonic scanning results showed that silicone implants that had been installed in the breast has been entered and trapped between the lung and ribs. Believed the time to push, the implant is driven by the chest muscles to shift from its place.

According to Dr Fong, this accident could have made lung function disturbed and could not breathe. Fortunately, as reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, this woman survived and suffered no serious life-threatening effects.

As with cardiac surgery, breast implant surgery also leave scars which can only be recovered at least in 6 months. During the recovery pasa, sport and physical activity should be reduced so that not too heavy.

Shift of assistive devices such as artificial valves is common in cardiac surgery patients, but is actually extremely rare in breast implant patients. Because it is the doctors are still studying this case, because the less likely that the cause just because just the surgical wound.

Sperm Deposit Disposable Hospital Cancer Patients

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Norfolk, for patients who become infertile after cancer therapy, the remaining frozen sperm is precious. Therefore, 34 patients with cancer in the UK residual stress found sperm discarded simply because of late payment of storage fees.

Storage fees billed by the hospital James Paget Hospital in Norfolk really is not that big, only about Rp 1.7 million for a period of one year. But the rules were too stringent, since only tolerate a delay for 4 months.

The sperm of cancer patients who had also destroyed a written warning given, to immediately pay these fees by the deadline for 4-month delay. Unfortunately, this warning is only sent once and it was assessed violated the code of ethics.

One of the 34 patients came to the hospital to pay a month since belatedly received warning letters. But what can I say, the remaining frozen sperm which originally had been removed two days before, without ever a second warning.

Cases that occurred in 2010 this past resurfaced again after the results of an investigation by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority published in the media. Quoted from Dailymail, Sunday (18/12/2011), assessed hospital made ​​some mistakes.

The first error, the hospital does not provide a warning up to a few times before destroying sperm of patients. The second error, this action causes mental stress in patients who lose the opportunity to have offspring.

The patients who destroyed his sperm is a testicular cancer and leukemia patients who will undergo radiotherapy, the side effects permanent sterility. Before therapy, the remaining sperm can be frozen for 5 years at no charge and only started paying the rent in year 6.