Whoa. If anyone ever told me I would be involved with such a procedure I would have not only doubted their prediction but been rather shocked with the concept ….. Oops! Wrong expression! Geez, even the thought of such a little insignificant…..
What can I say? Ready for some blah, blah, blah?
The proposed procedure had been thoroughly researched on the internet with field professionals contacted and surveyed for opinions regarding prior diagnosis and prognosis for a full recovery. The decision to proceed as planned was unanimously supported by those interviewed. An adequate working environment for the procedure was determined, selected, and cleared of potentially contaminating objects. Sufficient lighting was present and functioning. Necessary tools and instruments were prearranged on the adjacent procedure tray. With the transplant present, unpacked and prepped for placement, the patient was situated on a recommend elevated surface, prepped, and opened to expose the procedure area. I must tell you, I was not just apprehensive, but extremely concerned about all the documented potential negative complications with such a technical procedure. One little slip and it could all be over. Yes, I was very nervous but I had waited too long already and it was time to finally just “suck it up and get it done once and for all”. No question it had to be done. Just hope I didn’t wait too long – only time will tell.
POTENTIALLY UPSETTING MATERIAL DISCLAIMER
please take a moment and consider…..
IF A BIT SQUEAMISH AND “INSIDE VIEWS” OF THINGS ARE UPSETTING TO YOU –
