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Re: Round 3
« Reply #30 on: 15 August 2013, 21:09:57 »

Surgery commenced at 13:30hrs on Monday, I think I woke at around 7pm but can't be sure.
Next morning I did the obligatory 3 laps of the ward to shut the doctor up, and 30 hours later I was out of the door.

The surgery was 100% successful, and the lump that was removed is now on a scientists desk somewhere being examined to determine the cancer type.

There are a couple of pics below for the more morbid among us, although you will have to copy and paste those links (done in order to avoid accidental clicking and potentially offending).

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24 hours after surgery

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48 hours after surgery

http://www.bonkerz.co.uk/20130814_154557.jpg


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Not very graphic for some of us ::)  After 9 years in the field I have seen and smelt much worse than that :'(

I hope that the results come back favourably :y

On the plus side the 'close' looks like some very good work,  and I have worked with some very good surgeons :y
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« Reply #31 on: 15 August 2013, 21:13:43 »

Yeah, a little bit of info can be a dangerous thing... ::)


Good news Martian. Lets hope that's the bloody last of it this time. :y


That first pic, from the wrong angle on a fuddled ipad, looks like they've removed your head and stitched up the hole. Could not make it out at one point. ;D


Best of luck with recovery. Easy does it. (Wince) :)
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #32 on: 15 August 2013, 21:14:04 »

Blimey!! as said that scar is a whopper!!  :o

Quite a difference in 24 hours as well, you're healing quickly mate!  :y and it looks like they glued you back together rather than stitched you up?  :-\  I've got a 7" scar up my belly which was glued and it's hardly noticeable now!  :)

All the best for the future and I hope you recover quickly and well!!  :y
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #33 on: 15 August 2013, 21:17:40 »

That's a carbon copy of my scar :D
A Right Thoracotomy. Do you have two drain holes at the front  just above the hip? mine look like two healed bullet wounds now, I tell the youngest Granddaughter I got them fighting the Zulus! ;D
Its good to hear you're up and about and the Op went well. Best Wishes for the Future :y

Might have to show you mine, its bigger....... :P  Drain holes similar in appearance to yours Phil I guess, only 2 were extra ones put in a couple of weeks later cos I had an air leak where they cut the whole lung out, without anaesthetic that hurt, they had to pin me down... :'( :'(

Pleased the op went well OptimalKiller, sent you home quickly, lucky lad..... :y :y :y
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« Reply #34 on: 16 August 2013, 13:56:43 »

That's a carbon copy of my scar  :D
A Right Thoracotomy. Do you have two drain holes at the front  just above the hip?

That's the one  :y

You can see the main drain in the first pic, with the secondary (and considerably smaller in diameter) drain about 40mm above it.



On the plus side the 'close' looks like some very good work,  and I have worked with some very good surgeons :y
The surgeon was a Mr Michael Dusmet de Smours, and he was nothing short of excellent in every aspect of his job IMHO.

In fact, out of all the hospitals I have visited thus far, the Brompton beats them all by a country mile for everything and if I find myself in the unfortunate position of having more surgery then that's the place I want to be for it.

Do you remember the H&S crap I had in Frimley over using a microwave?
Not so in the Brompton, every patient has access to a full on kitchen located on the ward.
I would end up hitting the post character limit long before I could get around to describing the conditions well enough for the reader to understand, so I'll condense it by saying that the Brompton is the dogs danglies.....end of!

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Re: Round 3
« Reply #35 on: 16 August 2013, 14:02:47 »

I shall bear that in mind for when/if I ever need a resection :y

Did you hear I am staying local for the time being?
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« Reply #36 on: 16 August 2013, 15:20:15 »

Hope all is getting better now! :y :y
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #38 on: 16 August 2013, 15:44:46 »

Glad to hear it went well.

Scar looks nasty, but nothing compared to the alternative.

Good luck for your recovery, and I hope you've beat it for good this time. :y
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #39 on: 17 August 2013, 09:42:42 »

Glad to hear it went well.

Scar looks nasty, but nothing compared to the alternative.

Good luck for your recovery, and I hope you've beat it for good this time. :y
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #40 on: 17 August 2013, 14:30:04 »

Doesn't seem to be much I can add,but I agree with the sentiments already expressed.I hope all goes well and that you enjoy a full and speedy recovery.
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #41 on: 17 August 2013, 16:37:01 »

Wishing you all the best and I hope you now have a full and speedy recovery.  :y :y :y

The scar is huge, but it does look a very neat job.  :y
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #42 on: 17 August 2013, 16:46:37 »

So pleased to hear all went well and that scar, although several times the size of mine (I think... No idea ho big mine is as it's currently hidden under a dressing!), looks a lot neater than mine feels! I have x staples to be removed on Friday... We've all had a rummage along the dressing and come up with a different count!

I must admit, it's not the fault of the staff in the hospitals, but the care I received varied from excellent to very poor(!) just over the course of a few days!

I'd offer to race you to recovery but I fear it could be too close ;D ;D
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Re: Round 3
« Reply #43 on: 17 August 2013, 19:28:46 »


I must admit, it's not the fault of the staff in the hospitals, but the care I received varied from excellent to very poor(!) just over the course of a few days!


You must have got some extra special care LD to come home with the clap!!  :o   Dirty nurses!!  ::)  ;D
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« Reply #44 on: 17 August 2013, 20:51:54 »


I must admit, it's not the fault of the staff in the hospitals, but the care I received varied from excellent to very poor(!) just over the course of a few days!


You must have got some extra special care LD to come home with the clap!!  :o   Dirty nurses!!  ::)  ;D
;D ;D ;D

I think the clap would have been better... Looks like a burn with the skin peeling away :o :o It really should hurt more than it does :'( :'( But the morphine is working :y
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