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I was asked about surgical drains: how they're installed, what they're for, and why I'm still sitting on one. I will warn you now, not only does this essay describe inserting tubing into torsos, it also describes what was easily the most painful and traumatic part of my surgery and hospital stay. I'll indicate when I'm about to start that story so you can bail if you'd like.
Basic surgical drains are easy. They are put in during the surgery, and serve to drain leaking fluids out of body cavities while everything heals up. I started out with two of them, both JP drains. It's a piece of tubing with a squeeze bulb at the end. A single suture holds the tubing in position. Every day it's emptied through a little plug like the stopper on an inflatable ball. The bulb is squeezed before the stopper is closed again, which provides a bit of suction to help fluids drain. When they drain less than 25mL a day, generally, they are removed. One of mine was taken out while I was in the hospital, and one came home with me.
Because I developed an infection, I needed more drains to get rid of the nasty stuff building up in my body cavity. Those drains were a different type, called IR drains because they're installed by Interventional Radiology. These drains are gravity-fed (although the internet tells me it's possible to hook them to suction, that was never done for mine), and comprise a length of tubing with a bag on the end. The bag is emptied daily. The tubing has a stopcock on it so it can be flushed twice a day with sterile saline.
So. The IR drains. It is absolutely wonderful that abdominal surgery is no longer required to put in these abscess-draining tools. That would have been much more invasive than what they do now, which is use CT scans to safely place the drain without puncturing anything.
But still, it was a whole lot of not-fun, and if you are feeling squeamish you might want to stop here.
The first IR drain installed was to drain a spot near my liver, on the right side of my body. IR fits in-patients in around scheduled outpatient work and emergency room patients, so it was rather late by the time they hauled me downstairs to the CT room. This is not so long post-surgery, and at the height of my infection, so I was pretty sick and already in a lot of pain.
For some reason the CT room was extremely warm – the staff were all complaining. The nurses and radiology tech boosted me from my wheelie hospital bed to the CT platform, which hurt. The tech started an IV. I asked for happy juice (fentanyl) and was assured I would get some, along with pain meds.
Then everyone disappeared.
I am now alone in an overheated room with no idea where everyone went or how long I'd be there by myself, in pain, on the table. (The radiology folks were certainly in the shielded room with the window and could see me fine, but I had no idea and wasn't in good enough shape to really make that connection.)
Eventually they ran me into the CT scanner for preliminary images. You'll notice I said nothing about actually receiving any drugs. When the techs came back into the room to set up for the actual procedure, I asked again, and was again assured that I'd be getting drugs.
They set up the procedure, which involves sterile drapes, disinfectant, and lidocaine. That's the only part that didn't hurt, but I could feel everything below surface level (just not as pain).
My understanding of the way the drain installation works is that they put a wire in first because that can be easily tracked on the CT scans. That part involves several passes through the machine. Having a chest/abdomen CT requires putting your arms over your head. I'd just had my entire abdomen sliced open: this was both difficult and extremely painful. (For the curious, there's a distinct pop when the wire goes thru the membrane around the liver, but physical rather than auditory.)
My recollection (which could be wrong) was that I didn't receive either fentanyl or additional pain meds until at least this point in the process, which was far too late. (They're really only effective if given BEFORE the painful and stressful procedure.) Regardless, by this point I was in the most pain that I'd experienced at any point so far, including right after surgery, and was hyperventilating in the CT machine. I even came away with a bit of CT scan PTSD: my last scan was kind of rough.
Once the wire is in place, they're done with the CT part except for one final check. The next part is to insert progressively larger tubing over the wire, then pull out the small bits. How do you do that? Jam it in. I could feel every stage. I don't think any of this hurt; if it hurt at all it was subsumed in the rest of the pain.
Then they cleaned up, hoisted me back on to my wheelie bed, and hauled me upstairs. My recollection is that I spent the rest of the night lying in bed shaking, and that it took pretty much until morning to get the pain under control. Shock? Maybe. I don't remember that part especially clearly.
Then there's the second drain. Scans showed another abscess near the colon resection, and it needed to be drained. The best way to do that safely is to go in through the right butt cheek and follow the curve of the pelvis into position. As complicated as it sounds, that appears to be the standard method.
I said I didn't want to remember it, and the nursing and IR staff agreed that they could arrange that. This time, they gave me a nice dose of something before sending me down to IR. Unfortunately IR turned out to be unexpectedly busy, and I had to wait for a very long time and it all wore off. And the only nurse on duty at that time of night was rather mean about me needing to use the bathroom while I waited, since I couldn't walk very well and she had to help me. (Ability to take myself to the bathroom: major milestone in my recuperation, but one I hadn't quite achieved yet.)
Eventually I got into the procedure room, which wasn't roasting hot, and they managed to give me fentanyl before starting anything else, so while my plan to not remember any of it failed, it wasn't anything like the first experience, even with the rolling on my side for butt cheek access. (Not at all comfortable; even this far out I can't lie on my side for very long.)
Stupidest part about the butt drain installation: they put the hard plastic stopcock right next to my butt, so I'd be sitting on it all the time. I got them to change that, but then the only way to flush it would be for someone to disconnect the joint where the stopcock was, and I couldn't do it myself. I managed to get someone from IR to come put in a new accessible stopcock before I left. He was extremely nice, and amused by the challenge. I have had an equal mix of extremely good and fairly horrible experiences with IR (they did my liver biopsy, which was as awesome as a liver biopsy can get).
The liver drain hurt nearly the whole time it was in: it went through the muscles between my ribs, so flexed around it a lot. It still hurts for the same reason, even though it's been out for a week. (Compounded by foolishly wearing a bra for a long time without noticing that it was chafing on the dressing until too late.) Nothing but trouble, that one. Except for the whole "contributing to keeping me alive" thing, I suppose.
The butt drain hurts when sat upon, which is most of the time. I can eventually find a comfortable sleeping position with lots of padding, but it takes some wiggling. Somehow trying to remember what works doesn't result in anything that actually works.
More grossness, and probably TMI, but might be useful to someone someday. I'm trying to be honest and true here, even when icky.
I don't know when the butt drain going to come out. The nasty lower abscess ate a hole in my vagina wall, and that fistula means that all the drainage stuff is weird and unpleasant. The butt drain may stay until everything heals up. It's not a very large hole, so we are still hoping it heals on its own, but if it doesn't I'll need minor surgery to patch it.
I have another CT scan in two weeks to check on the size of the fluid collections (the remains of the abscesses, which after a month of antibiotics are sterile but still need to go away). They are all shrinking: there are several, but only two were large enough to require external drains; the body can reabsorb quite a bit. If the one with the drain it in shrinks away from the pigtail drain end, I may have to go back to IR and have them move it. You can imagine how I feel about that possibility. I'm hoping it either shrinks enough that it no longer needs a drain and I can get rid of this damned thing, or that it shrinks around the drain end instead of away. My mother wondered if I could get it to slosh in the right direction. I'm certainly willing to try, I'm just not quite sure what direction that is.
I can report that it doesn't hurt to get them out, no matter what it felt like getting them installed. I could feel the tubing sliding internally, but there was no pain even at the skin surface. I'd been a bit worried because they'd been in so long.
Now I just need to heal enough that the last one can come out. C'mon body, you can do it!

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LONDON (Reuters) - Taiwan's HTC Corp (2498.TW) has unveiled the new smartphone that it hopes will set it apart from the crowd of Google Android devices on the market and help it to make up ground lost to Samsung (005930.KS).
The HTC One is powered by Google's software, but the company has distinguished it from rivals by using new software to replace icons on the home screen with a personalised stream of news articles, social networking updates, photos and video.
Chief executive Peter Chou told reporters in London that the BlinkFeed feature would reinvigorate the smartphone experience.
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HTC was an early, and successful, maker of smartphones based on Android, but it has been eclipsed by the increasing dominance of Samsung in the Android market.
Android is widening its lead in smartphone operating systems, with devices running the software capturing nearly 70 percent of the market in the fourth quarter, Gartner said last week.
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HTC said the device would be available in more than 80 countries from March.
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The Probe Research poll has found more than 60 per cent of Manitobans strongly or moderately support euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide. That puts this province roughly in line with the prevailing, long-standing sentiment on euthanasia in Canada.
But a significant portion of that support would hedge, giving a qualified nod to helping those who are suffering die.
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The telephone poll's results come in the wake of a Supreme Court of Canada announcement it will hear an appeal of a British Columbia assisted-suicide case. Both individuals in the B.C. case, which sought to overturn the Criminal Code ban on assisted suicide, are now dead. Yet the issue is very much alive, propelled by the recent pleas of a few very ill and dying Canadians and by a now-deferred Quebec bill that would have allowed physicians to help patients die under certain circumstances.
The Harper government should not let the courts decide this issue. And polls cannot be used to frame new law on the right to die.
The Supreme Court will render a decision on whether the Charter of Rights and Freedoms can be used to overturn the law to protect the rights of individuals who have terminal illnesses or are suffering intractably and want help to end their lives. The court, should it decide the current Criminal Code ban on assisted suicide is unconstitutional, will not write a new law. That will be left for Parliament.
Polls on euthanasia, on the other hand, only broadly reflect general sentiment. For more than 20 years, Canadians have been asked their views of assisted suicide. Over that time, the focus of the discussion as to who should be allowed such help, and in what circumstances has shifted -- moving from those with terminal illnesses and who will be unable to kill themselves to include those who are in the painful grips from a mental illness that cannot be relieved, or, even, those who cannot speak for themselves.
Over the decades, opinions have fallen on side with assisted suicide, but parse the response or change the question and things are not so clear. In this recent poll, Probe lumps those who moderately or strongly support (and moderately or strongly oppose) for the principle of euthanasia and doctor-assisted suicide. While respondents in support considerably outweigh those opposed to euthanasia, the "for" column includes a significant proportion of people moderately in favour.
When the topic is about killing someone, the qualifications or reservations that one-quarter or more of respondents would apply to their support must be examined.
The Harper government has already stated it has no intention to open up debate on assisted suicide, but the fallout of the pending Supreme Court decision may force its hand. And it is the nuance of opinion that must guide Canada if the Criminal Code is to be rewritten to accommodate the rights of those who want help in dying, while protecting the lives of those who will be made more vulnerable as the law and public sentiment shift.
It is Parliament's job to decide how a law reflects the values of the nation. Parliament has not sought public input since the Senate released its 1995 report Of Life and Death. It is time Canadians were heard on the right to die, the need to protect life and the belief of many that the two goals are not incompatible.
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Fox 2000 is developing a sequel to the 1993 film that will reportedly feature the comedian. Chris Columbus, who shot the original, will return to direct based on a script from Elf writer David Berenbaum.
The original film, which won an Oscar for Best Makeup and inspired numerous nostalgic BuzzFeed listicles, starred Williams as a hapless divorcee who pretends to be a Scottish nanny so he can visit his kids unbeknownst to his ex-wife. Yet the movie ends on a conclusive note, so it's uncertain how a sequel will advance the plot in a convincing way to make the next installment more than just Williams yammering in drag for 90 minutes.
Mara Wilson, who starred in the original, shared the same concern:
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Ahead of Chelsea's Champions League opener against FC Basle tomorrow night, manager Jose Mourinho has analogized his side to a group of unhatched eggs.
When asked about the type of players on his squad, Mourinho said: "Beautiful, young eggs. Eggs that need a mum, in this case… a dad… to take care of them, to keep them warm during the winter, to bring the blanket and work and improve them."
Mourinho, affectionately known as "Daddy" to players like Michael Essein, believes that over time his squad's talent will produce.
"One day the moment will arrive when the weather changes, the sun rises, you break the eggs and the eggs are ready to go for life at the top level."
The analogy is eerily similar to the one Mourinho made in advance of a Champions League match against Rosenborg in 2007. "It's all about omelets and eggs. No eggs, no omelette. And it depends on the quality of the eggs." Chelsea went on to draw that match 1-1 and 24 hours later, Mourinho left the club.
Mourinho's comments on Tuesday serve to temper expectations at Stamford Bridge after his side, along with Manchester United and Manchester City, entered the season odds on favorites to win the Premier League and compete for a Champions League title.
But for all the pre-season hype, Chelsea have yet to display 90 minutes of championship caliber form. The Blues were fantastic in the first half of their 2-0 victory over Hull City but in the 315 minutes of play since then have yet to duplicate that level of hyper-charged football.
The lack of form can in part be attributed to a rotating cast of characters throughout the attack. In midfield, only Eden Hazard and Ramires have managed to keep their starting spot through the first four matches of the Premier League. Despite not starting against Everton, Frank Lampard remains Ramires' preferred partner in the midfield pivot while Oscar is typically fielded alongside Hazard.
The remaining two attacking midfield positions and the lone striker role, however, appear to be up for grabs.
Kevin De Bruyne looked solid in the season opener before struggling against Manchester United. Andre Schurrle has shown signs of quality but struggled last weekend, spurning four clear-cut goal-scoring opportunities. Juan Mata, who has been carrying a minor knock, has been used only twice with rumors persisting that he doesn't fit into Mourinho's scheme.
Up top, no go-to striker has emerged among the trio of Fernando Torres, Demba Ba and Samuel Eto'o although the Cameroonian striker looks the favorite to own the role.
There's little doubt that finding the right combination of players will take time. Yet fortunately for Mourinho, he's inherited a squad with 12 members from the 2012 Champions League side. Experience matters.
- bishopofblunder - Sep 17, 2013 at 6:34 PM
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"These important assignments will provide opportunities to make the voices and interests of western Pennsylvanians heard in our nation's capital," Rothfus said. "I will stand with hardworking taxpayers and small-business owners by working to improve the efficiency of our government, lift unnecessary government regulations, protect our nation and improve conditions that provide for freedom and economic growth in America."
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''I wasn't really looking to leave, I wasn't exploring opportunities at the time, it kind of came out of the blue. If I'm honest about it I got an approach from a head-hunter the day after Alec Robertson was ousted so probably they caught me at a time that I was feeling a bit unsettled.
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Erik Murphy will have a tough way to go as the Gators enter Southeastern Conference play.
GatorZone.com is reporting the 6-10 senior has a fractured rib, but he hasn't been ruled out of any games. However, he is doubtful for the game against Georgia on Wednesday.
Murphy, who is second on the team at 12.1 points per game, originally hurt the rib, the eighth rib on his left side, in a game against Air Force earlier this season, then took a forearm to the same area on Friday, fracturing the rib.
Murphy already missed Sunday's game at Yale, which bore extra meaning for him, being that it was close to his hometown of South Kingstown, R.I.
"It's in a really bad spot. It's right by his lat [muscle]," Coach Billy Donovan said. "Any time he raises his arms up or reaches his arms up, there's a significant amount of pain."
An injury like a cracked rib is a pain to deal with. You can't speed up the healing process and there's no quick out-patient procedure or real cast that can help protect it. It hurts to pretty much do anything — run, bend, breath, roll over, etc. — and it just has to be treated with care. Those of us who have had their share of broken ribs know this.
If I were Donovan, I sit him again. Georgia is a team they can beat without him and rest is the only real way to heal a broken rib. Outside of wearing a flak jacket, there's no real way to protect him, should Murphy get hit again in that area and create further injury or pain.
Games against LSU and Missouri are upcoming and they'll need at least a healthier Murphy for those contests. No reason to risk further complication on an injury there's not much one can do about.
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Bairstow finished with 21 points and seven rebounds and Williams had 13 points for New Mexico (24-5, 15-2 Mountain West).
Leading 27-20, the Lobos closed the first half on a 7-0 run capped by a buzzer-beating dunk from Alex Kirk on an inbounds play for a 34-20 lead.
The Falcons (11-17, 5-12) shot 34.5 percent from the field (19 for 55), with leading scorer Tre' Coggins going 3 for 13 while scoring 11 points. He didn't make his first basket until 2 minutes into the second half. Justin Hammonds also scored 11 points, nine coming in the first half.
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Dr. Mahesh B. Shroff has been practicing medicine for 37 years. Dr. Shroff graduated from the Topiwala Nat'l Med Coll, Univ of Mumbai, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India in 1977. He practices medicine in Keyser, WV and 1 other location and specializes in Internal Medicine and Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. Dr. Shroff is affiliated with Potomac Valley Hospital.
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Dr. Manoj S. Desai has been practicing medicine for 43 years. Dr. Desai graduated from the Baroda Medical College, Gujarat, India in 1971. He practices medicine in San Pablo, CA and specializes in Pediatrics. Dr. Desai is affiliated with Alta Bates Summit Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
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SWETT, South Dakota -- If you've ever wanted to be in charge of a town but never wanted the hassle of being elected mayor, this is a deal for you.
Lance Benson is selling his unincorporated hamlet of Swett, South Dakota, the Rapid City Journal is reporting.
Swett is located in southwestern South Dakota and includes a bar, workshop, three trailers, house and 6.16 acres of prairie real estate, the Journal reports.
Swett isn't what it used to be, however. The 1940s were Swett's heyday, when its population boomed to about 40 people and boasted a post office, a few houses and a grocery store.
Swett's population today, stands at two, which includes Benson and his wife.
But don't let the dwindling population worry any potential buyers, Swett's real attraction is its bar, the Swett Tavern. It's the only watering hole in a 10-mile radius, the Journal reports, and is "still the defacto gathering place for a small army of local cowboys and wheatgrowers."
If you're interested in buying Swett, call broker Stacie Montgomery at 605-343-2700.
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How much would you pay to have snails crawling across your face?
In Japan, women are ponying up hundreds for the hot new beauty fad known as snail facials, in which several of the mollusks are placed on your cheeks and forehead and spread their slimy goo across your face, the Telegraph reported.
According to Ci:z:Labo spa, snail slime is packed with proteins, antioxidents and hyaluronic acid, which helps the skin retain moisture and reduce redness.
The treatment, which also includes a mask and electrical pulse machines, is touted as a way heal damaged skin and "promote beauty."
However, dermatologists in the United States are skeptical.
With the other treatments offered, it's hard to know what is having any effect. And any long-term benefits from the hyaluronic acid would be washed away if simply applied to the skin.
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The Containerization & Intermodal Institute (CII) organized seminar focuses on the Panama Canal, the update on U. S. export initiatives and breakbulk shipping.
Michael Masserman, Executive Director for Export Policy, Promotion & Strategy, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, and Rodolfo Sabonge , Vice President of Market Research and Analysis, Panama Canal Authority, are confirmed an luncheon and keynote speakers, respectively.
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This is the second seminar to be held by the Containerization & Intermodal Institute after last year's successful "Doubling U.S. Exports—a Reality Check" event in Chicago. Michael DiVirgilio , CII President, said: "For its first 40 years, CII was known for the educational seminars held around the country. Now, in its 53rd year, we are working to extend the CII reach to other parts of the USA by hosting informative and educational seminars, providing scholarships and other good will work for the industry."
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