Salamanca Hospital successfully carries out the pulmonary implantation program in Castilla y león
The Salmanca University Assistance Complex (cause) successfully carries out the first lung transplant unit in Castilla Y León with four bipolar transplants since its launch on March 1. This independent benefit from Junta de Castilla Y León improves access to patients with advanced behavior.
He was the administrative director of Causa, Carmen RodríGuez Pajares, responsible for his presentation at a press conference for the results of the first four pulmonary pulmonary transplants, accompanied Bravo, respectively. In addition, during the meeting with the media, patients Jose Martin and the beginning of Al -Durri tried them, and explained their situation before the transplant and how this intervention improved the quality of their lives significantly and immediately.
The gratitude of “the ability to start restoring this life” five years after chronic obstructive pulmonary (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), Jose Martin, fond of theater and music, may move his desire to return to hobbies, which he showed at the press conference that sings a song in front of the media and the current medical team. For his part, Al -Naemi admitted that Al -Durri admitted that his lung transplant was the third most important experience in his life, after the birth of his children and grandchildren, and who can “continue to enjoy the remainder of life” thanks to “human and professional employees” at Salamana Hospital.
The pulmonary lung transplant unit is equipped with human, logistical and material resources that guarantee quality and safety to develop a care program for these characteristics. Consequently, it gives the possibility to all patients in Castilla Y León with a final pulmonary disease where this therapeutic option is thought of treatment in their community, improving and facilitating access and rapprochement. In addition, the Causa Pulmonary Unit improves the cooperative network of the national health system of those independent societies that do not contain a nearby pulmonary transplant center.
The multidisciplinary network and work was the key to implementation of the lung transplant program in society. Hospital complexes in Castilla Y León participate in information so that patients who suffer from candidates with this treatment method can be identified early, thus increasing their stay and the quality of their lives.
In the lung transplant, more than a hundred professionals actively participate. Since the National Planting Organization provides the device, all the teams are ready to provide an immediate coordinated response. Coordinators of the transplants, chest surgeons, heart surgeons, anesthesia specialists, psychologists, condensate, laboratory and broadcast employees, as well as nursing staff, TCAES, CELERS and transportation and transportation equipment.
On average, 25 pulmonary transplants for patients from Castilla Y León, who have been referred so far to hospitals in Madrid and Kantabria. Since last March 1, thanks to the implementation of the pneumonia program by Junta de Castilla Y León in the case, it may be received by patients who need this benefit in our society.
