- Патриция Монтеалегре, служба по работе с международными пациентами в детской больнице Сан-Жоан-де-Деу, Барселона, Испания
- Д-р. Синан Аран, директор международной программы и больницы Флоренс Найтингейл, Стамбул, Турция
- Кристиан Фади Эль-Хури, Международная служба пациентов MESC, Гамбург, Германия
- Талип Курумехмет, отдел международных услуг для пациентов, Medipol Health Group, Турция При содействии Элизабет Зиемба из отдела обучения медицинскому туризму и Ирвинга Стэкпола, Stackpole & Associates.
Украинские и российские медицинские путешественники были вовлечены в кризис и геополитический конфликт.
Пациенты и семьи, которые путешествовали за необходимой медицинской помощью, теперь оказались между местом назначения и домом. А те, кто планировал поездку по состоянию здоровья, сейчас оказались в подвешенном состоянии.
Потоки пациентов из этих двух стран на какое-то время будут прерваны, что приведет к нарушению услуг, предлагаемых международными отделениями для пациентов по всему миру.
В ходе этой панельной дискуссии были затронуты вопросы, касающиеся медицинских путешественников и их семей, и были предложены идеи и предложения, основанные на личном практическом опыте.
В рамках сотрудничества между Центральной Таможенной больницы Азербайджана и Группы Больниц Флоренс Найтингейл Турции была успешно проведена очень сложная операция с участием профессора доктора Рашада Махмудова и доктора Бюлента Полата из Турции.
Проблема, которую ведущие больницы мира решают в четыре этапа, была решена в один этап, после успешно проведенной операции здоровье 7-летней Илайды Маджидли полностью восстановлено.
]]>18 ноября 2020 года состоялась вторая виртуальная встреча «Серия вебинаров экспертов» на тему «Аутологичная трансплантация стволовых клеток в эпоху Covid-19». Директор-основатель Центра трансплантации гемопоэтических стволовых клеток (HSCT) при группе больниц Florence Nightingale, профессор Мутлу Арат, доктор медицинских наук, упомянул о подводных камнях в процедурах предварительной трансплантации и трансплантации костного мозга GVHD в эпоху Covid-19. В ходе панельной секции он объяснил принципы преодоления сложных условий.
Мы рады, что во встрече приняли участие 61 участников из Азербайджана, России, Грузии, Казахстана, Украины, Алжира и Монголии. Мы с нетерпением ждем возможности снова поделиться нашим опытом с коллегами на новые темы!
Вы можете ознакомиться с видеозаписью вебинара по адресу https://www.youtube.
Также направить дополнительные вопросы по адресу apply@florence.com.tr.
Prof. Dr. Mutlu Arat explains Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in Florence Nightingale Hospital with statistics.
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EXCLUSIVE: The family were forced to fly their dad 1,700 miles to Turkey for a liver transplant after UK doctors said he was too unwell to have the surgery here
Zahid Anwar, 61, had begun suffering problems last year and was diagnosed in February with the hepatitis B virus.
By April he was so ill that doctors began to consider a transplant. But his condition worsened in June.
Son Hamza said: “We were told he was not fit for transplant. By July they said he had little time left. Then he went into a coma and they were talking just a week.”
Hamza, 32, and wife Zubera, 30, had already begun a search to get his dad a transplant with him as his donor. He said: “We looked at places like India and China. Then we contacted the hospital in Istanbul.
“They wanted to see his records and treatments. They came back and told us Dad didn’t have much time. It was a small window of opportunity, we very nearly didn’t get him out in time.”
Clothes shop owner Zahid, of Lytham St Annes, Lancs, was in the coma for six days. When he came out of it, Hamza says doctors at Blackpool Victoria Hospital said he was too ill to leave.
So on August 11 Zahid discharged himself and was taken by private ambulance to Manchester Airport, where a private jet with a doctor and nurse on board was waiting to fly him to Turkey.
Three days later father and son were going under the knife at Florence Nightingale Hospital in Istanbul. Hamza said: “In the UK they try to find a deceased donor first but in Turkey nearly every transplant is from a living donor.
“Families are larger and more close-knit. I’d do anything for Dad – I was his only lifeline. We rushed through the tests and hardly had time to pause before we were in surgery.”
In parallel 12-hour ops on August 14, Hamza gave his father 70 per cent of his liver, which will grow back to normal size. He said: “Dad’s liver had been almost destroyed so they took a bit more than normal.”
The flight to Istanbul cost £22,000, and surgery £60,000. It is feared the total will top £100,000. From hospital in Turkey, Zahid, who also has a daughter, Annum, 28, said: “I’m grateful for my family refusing to give up on me. I’d have been a dead man if I stayed any longer. They were brave to resist.”
Estate agent Hamza added: “We think the NHS is great, and the nurses and a lot of the doctors who cared for dad were wonderful. But we feel something went wrong with the management of his care.”
A spokesman for Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS trust said individual cases could not be discussed.
Dr Phil Wood, chief medical officer for Leeds Teaching Hospitals, said: “Our specialist team follows nationally-set criteria to determine which patients may be eligible.”
Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/family-fly-dad-turkey-liver-22824325
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To the management of Group Florence Nightingale,
We, the Bahraini liver transplant patients, express our sincerest thanks and appreciation to the management of GROUP FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE and its medical staff, headed by the team leader PROF.N.YILDIRAY YÜZER, for all the care, attention and high level of care and successful treatment they provided to Bahraini patients, which demonstrates the hospital management’s interest in the improvement of the medical services for the good of all people.
On behalf of liver patients in Bahrain,
M. A. Nabi AlSaikh
Chairman
Friends of Liver Patients Society Bahrain
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