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Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Kidney Transplant

Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Kidney Transplant

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Description: Ambrose loves his family, his job and fishing. Thanks to a good friend and a kidney transplant, he should be able to enjoy all three for quite a while. Ambrose, of Union, Mo., was an active father (More) Ambrose loves his family, his job and fishing. Thanks to a good friend and a kidney transplant, he should be able to enjoy all three for quite a while. Ambrose, of Union, Mo., was an active father and grandfather. He enjoyed his work as a bus driver for special needs patients in Franklin County. He especially loved fishing, spending much of his free time with a rod and reel. When hypertension caused his kidneys to fail Ambrose's doctors at Barnes-Jewish Hospital told him a transplant was his best bet for a normal life. Because none of his family members were donor candidates, he would have to go on the waiting list for a donor organ. The wait for a donor organ could take years. In the meantime, Ambrose started percutaneous dialysis treatments at home. Each night, as he slept, fluids flushed the toxins from his body through a surgically implanted catheter. Though the treatment kept him alive and functioning, it was no substitute for a living kidney. Ambrose didn't have his customary energy. One day, as Ambrose told his boss about his condition, his friend and co-worker, Kim Monroe, overheard and offered to donate her kidney. Ambrose thought she was kidding. But Kim made an appointment to be evaluated as a donor and drove to Barnes-Jewish for an extensive work up. It turned out that Kim's kidney was a close match for Ambrose. Kim joked that she'd give Ambrose her kidney, only if he promised not feed it White Castle hamburgers. He joked back that he'd treat the kidney with great care, but couldn't make any guarantees about abstaining from White Castle. That was good enough for Kim. On Nov. 15, 2005, teasing each other as they rolled toward the operating room, Kim underwent a mini-nephrectomy - a minimally invasive donor procedure developed at Barnes-Jewish, and Ambrose received her healthy kidney. Both were out of the hospital within a week. Now, thanks to the skill of his surgeons, the care of his renal physicians and transplant coordinator and the generosity of his friend and co-worker, Ambrose is reeling in fish on a regular basis. (Less)

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Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Atrial Fibrillation

Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Atrial Fibrillation

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2008-04-01 07:59:47

Description: With her son's wedding approaching, 55-year-old grade school teacher Susan Meyer had a lot to look forward to. Unfortunately, she was feeling too tired to do much celebrating. Meyer had lived (More) With her son's wedding approaching, 55-year-old grade school teacher Susan Meyer had a lot to look forward to. Unfortunately, she was feeling too tired to do much celebrating. Meyer had lived with mitral valve stenosis for 15 years, so she was used to feeling less than 100%. But in May of 2005, Meyer could tell something had changed. "I was tired all the time. My heartbeat had always been very irregular, but it was wearing me out more than usual," says Meyer. A visit to the emergency room revealed she had atrial fibrillation, a condition which causes an erratic heartbeat. A cardiac catheterization revealed multiple blood clots in her lungs. Meyer was immediately referred to Ralph Damiano, MD, chief of cardiac surgery at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University School of Medicine. "By the time I saw Meyer she was past the point where medicines could help anymore and the only real option was surgery," says Dr. Damiano. In July of 2005, Dr. Damiano gave Meyer a new mechanical mitral valve, repaired another valve, and performed a Cox-Maze procedure to correct the atrial fibrillation. First performed at Barnes-Jewish by surgeon James Cox, MD, in 1987, surgeons at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University have performed this operation longer than any medical center in the world. In Meyer's case, all these procedures performed by Dr. Damiano were minimally invasive, saving Meyer from the dramatic scarring and longer recovery of a cracked-sternum procedure. Moreover, Dr. Damiano and his team at Barnes-Jewish Hospital have developed a new version of the Maze procedure in which most of the atrial incision has been replaced with linear lines of ablation. This has simplified and greatly shortened the time needed to perform the surgery. "We've performed the Maze procedure on more than 400 patients total and more than 120 using the refined, less invasive technique," Dr. Damiano says. "The newer procedure is simplified and uses fewer incisions on the heart with equivalent results." The current less invasive technique has a recovery period similar to bypass surgery. The procedure's results are impressive with a 10-year, 95 percent cure rate of atrial fibrillation. "I want people with atrial fibrillation to know they don't have to give up hope, especially if they have severe symptoms because there are options there," Dr. Damiano says. Options also include non-surgical treatments such as catheter ablation. Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University electrophysiologists are now developing techniques using a catheter as a first line of treatment for atrial fibrillation. Currently, the cure rate for patients undergoing catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation is 60 to 70 percent. "Even in those not completely cured, the procedure is still beneficial," explains Bruce Lindsay, MD, director of clinical electrophysiology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. "After the procedure, many patients respond to medications that previously hadn't worked." For patients like Susan Meyer options like these have allowed her to get back to a regular life. She looks forward to enjoying special family occasions and keeping up with the first-graders in her classroom. "I feel so much better," Meyer says. "I feel like I have my life back." (Less)

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Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Atrial Fibrillation

Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Atrial Fibrillation

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2008-04-21 19:43:17

Description: With her son's wedding approaching, 55-year-old grade school teacher Susan Meyer had a lot to look forward to. Unfortunately, she was feeling too tired to do much celebrating. Meyer had lived (More) With her son's wedding approaching, 55-year-old grade school teacher Susan Meyer had a lot to look forward to. Unfortunately, she was feeling too tired to do much celebrating. Meyer had lived with mitral valve stenosis for 15 years, so she was used to feeling less than 100%. But in May of 2005, Meyer could tell something had changed. "I was tired all the time. My heartbeat had always been very irregular, but it was wearing me out more than usual," says Meyer. A visit to the emergency room revealed she had atrial fibrillation, a condition which causes an erratic heartbeat. A cardiac catheterization revealed multiple blood clots in her lungs. Meyer was immediately referred to Ralph Damiano, MD, chief of cardiac surgery at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University School of Medicine. "By the time I saw Meyer she was past the point where medicines could help anymore and the only real option was surgery," says Dr. Damiano. In July of 2005, Dr. Damiano gave Meyer a new mechanical mitral valve, repaired another valve, and performed a Cox-Maze procedure to correct the atrial fibrillation. First performed at Barnes-Jewish by surgeon James Cox, MD, in 1987, surgeons at Barnes-Jewish and Washington University have performed this operation longer than any medical center in the world. In Meyer's case, all these procedures performed by Dr. Damiano were minimally invasive, saving Meyer from the dramatic scarring and longer recovery of a cracked-sternum procedure. Moreover, Dr. Damiano and his team at Barnes-Jewish Hospital have developed a new version of the Maze procedure in which most of the atrial incision has been replaced with linear lines of ablation. This has simplified and greatly shortened the time needed to perform the surgery. "We've performed the Maze procedure on more than 400 patients total and more than 120 using the refined, less invasive technique," Dr. Damiano says. "The newer procedure is simplified and uses fewer incisions on the heart with equivalent results." The current less invasive technique has a recovery period similar to bypass surgery. The procedure's results are impressive with a 10-year, 95 percent cure rate of atrial fibrillation. "I want people with atrial fibrillation to know they don't have to give up hope, especially if they have severe symptoms because there are options there," Dr. Damiano says. Options also include non-surgical treatments such as catheter ablation. Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University electrophysiologists are now developing techniques using a catheter as a first line of treatment for atrial fibrillation. Currently, the cure rate for patients undergoing catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation is 60 to 70 percent. "Even in those not completely cured, the procedure is still beneficial," explains Bruce Lindsay, MD, director of clinical electrophysiology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. "After the procedure, many patients respond to medications that previously hadn't worked." For patients like Susan Meyer options like these have allowed her to get back to a regular life. She looks forward to enjoying special family occasions and keeping up with the first-graders in her classroom. "I feel so much better," Meyer says. "I feel like I have my life back." (Less)

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Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Heart Procedures

Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Heart Procedures

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2008-06-11 13:34:57

Description: "More patients are able to avoid open heart procedures through minimally-invasive, percutaneous procedures. Find out more from John Lasala, MD, PhD, chief of interventional cardiology at (More)

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Nancy Thuer, RN

Nancy Thuer, RN

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2008-07-17 20:27:25

Description: Nursing Careers at Barnes-Jewish Hospital: Nancy Thuer, RN

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Barnes-Jewish Participates in Nation's First Multi-C...

Barnes-Jewish Participates in Nation's First Multi-Center Kidney Exchange

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2009-02-27 17:54:02

Description: Surgical teams at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City successfully completed Saturday, February 14 the first six-way, (More)

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H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish H...

H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Video 3 - Prevention

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2009-09-18 23:34:15

Description: Keith Woeltje, MD, phd, Washington University infectious disease specialist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, answers frequently asked questions about H1N1.

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H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish H...

H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Video 4 - Vaccine

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2009-09-18 23:34:15

Description: Keith Woeltje, MD, phd, Washington University infectious disease specialist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, answers frequently asked questions about the H1N1 vaccine. (More)

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H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish H...

H1N1 Frequently Asked Questions from Barnes-Jewish Hospital - Video 1 - What is H1N1?

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2009-09-18 23:34:15

Description: Keith Woeltje, MD, phd, Washington University infectious disease specialist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, answers frequently asked questions about H1N1.

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Treating Brain Tumors

Treating Brain Tumors

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2008-07-25 15:40:19

Description: A brain tumor diagnosis can be terrifying. But new treatments offer new hope. Dr. Michael Chicoine, Washington University neurosurgeon at Barnes-Jewish Hospital discusses advances in the treatment of (More)

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Rasheda Pippens, RN

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2008-07-17 16:24:09

Description: Nursing Careers at Barnes-Jewish: Rasheda Pippens, RN

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MO; Iorn Workers Local 396 Leaflet Barnes Hospital W...

MO; Iorn Workers Local 396 Leaflet Barnes Hospital Worksite

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2008-08-04 08:58:07

Description: Iorn Workers Local 396 passed out over 200 flyers to their members at the Barnes Jewish Hospital Worksite in St. Louis, MO.

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I have been marketing online now for 5 years and have never seen anything close to this program.

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2009-08-08 16:02:02

Description: www.onlinesecrets.ws 40. I have been marketing online now for 5 years and have never seen anything close to this program. George Washington University (DC) Georgetown College (KY) Georgetown (More)

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Levine Washing Hands.MP4

Levine Washing Hands.MP4

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2009-11-05 23:22:30

Description: Dr. Mark Levine of Barnes-Jewish Hospital demonstrates the proper way to wash your hands.

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Johns Hopkins Medicine Incompatible Kidney Transplan...

Johns Hopkins Medicine Incompatible Kidney Transplant Program. Valentine's Day Kidney Swap 2009

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2009-03-12 00:57:45

Description: Baltimore, MD — Surgical teams at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis and Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City successfully completed the first six-way, (More)

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