Dr. Oz Explains Jimmy Kimmel's Baby's Heart Condition
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Date: 2022-06-05
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Steve
My sister (now 37) has Tetralogy of Fallot. Back in the early '80s it took three open-heart surgeries to correct by the time she was 5 yrs old. My mother still speaks fondly of the nurses that helped them along the way.
But even then, they said a lot of ToF kids appeared sickly and/or didn't live to be 18. We've sure come a long way over the past few decades.
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My sister (now 37) has Tetralogy of Fallot. Back in the early '80s it took three open-heart surgeries to correct by the time she was 5 yrs old. My mother still speaks fondly of the nurses that helped them along the way.
But even then, they said a lot of ToF kids appeared sickly and/or didn't live to be 18. We've sure come a long way over the past few decades.
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Sandra
Its a team sport
As a nurse, Ive noticed that every great Doctor has always said that, in some form. Truly, the whole peri-operative experience would not be possible without the vital work of each and every team member, including the cleaning, maintenance, and dietary staff. We cant do it without each other.
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Its a team sport
As a nurse, Ive noticed that every great Doctor has always said that, in some form. Truly, the whole peri-operative experience would not be possible without the vital work of each and every team member, including the cleaning, maintenance, and dietary staff. We cant do it without each other.
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fanjoy
I'm a biology teacher and that explanation was simplified in a way that made it completely wrong. The lung does not clean blood. I understand the need of making things simpler but this was not a necessary change.
Great depiction of the other topics and very heart-warming conclusion though: )
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I'm a biology teacher and that explanation was simplified in a way that made it completely wrong. The lung does not clean blood. I understand the need of making things simpler but this was not a necessary change.
Great depiction of the other topics and very heart-warming conclusion though: )
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homz
They end up having a completely normal life
Unfortunately that's not true. They invariably end up needing additional procedures during the remainder of their lives, and depending on number of factors, may suffer from a higher mortality.
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They end up having a completely normal life
Unfortunately that's not true. They invariably end up needing additional procedures during the remainder of their lives, and depending on number of factors, may suffer from a higher mortality.
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jordan
I have tetralogy of fallot! 2 open-heart surgeries so far, 1 hopefully closed surgery in the next 5 or 6 years. Its a pretty rare defect as far as I know, so its interesting to see people talking about it on TV.
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I have tetralogy of fallot! 2 open-heart surgeries so far, 1 hopefully closed surgery in the next 5 or 6 years. Its a pretty rare defect as far as I know, so its interesting to see people talking about it on TV.
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sydney
THIS is a huge reason for not giving birth home. My mother is a doctor and I know from her about babies who arrived too late to the hospital. I know it sounds cool, but please, don't do it.
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THIS is a huge reason for not giving birth home. My mother is a doctor and I know from her about babies who arrived too late to the hospital. I know it sounds cool, but please, don't do it.
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Miral
There is a hierarchy in the medical profession and rightfully so. You can spot a good surgeon by their surroundings and the way they behave, as their reputation is unprecedented.
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There is a hierarchy in the medical profession and rightfully so. You can spot a good surgeon by their surroundings and the way they behave, as their reputation is unprecedented.
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Sir
I actually forgot this man is from my country, Turkey. I'm proud and also upset that this guy achieved so much but we (Turks) were not there to support him.
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I actually forgot this man is from my country, Turkey. I'm proud and also upset that this guy achieved so much but we (Turks) were not there to support him.
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Allison
So are you saying that if she (the nurse) was not there, you would have failed? that is what it sounds like to me. literally what you said.
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So are you saying that if she (the nurse) was not there, you would have failed? that is what it sounds like to me. literally what you said.
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Jacqueline
My son has hypoplastic left hear syndrome and the heart surgeon and nurses were amazing. I thank God for these people every day.
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My son has hypoplastic left hear syndrome and the heart surgeon and nurses were amazing. I thank God for these people every day.
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