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Bunk bed, Slats, Trundle (optional), Drawers (optional)
*Weight capacity is 200 lbs. for the top bunk.
The Columbia Twin-over-Twin Bunk Bed is ideal for your child's bedroom. Made from solid rubberwood, a durable eco-friendly hardwood, it can withstand all kinds of ill treatment and still look great. The handsome Mission style and multiple finishes fit in with almost any decor, and it's sure to add style to your home for years to come. The bunk bed includes upper and lower headboards and footboards, and is available with optional under-bed storage drawers or a pullout trundle for extra sleeping space. You can even separate the bunks into two individual beds as your children's needs change. When assembled as a twin-over-twin bunk bed, this bed measures 80.5L x 44.25W x 68.125H inches overall.
About Atlantic Furniture
Founded in 1983 as Watercraft, Inc., Atlantic Furniture started as a manufacturer of pine waterbed frames. Since then, the Springfield, Mass.-based company has expanded to Fontana, Calif. The company has moved away from the use of pine and now specializes in imported furniture made of the wood of rubber trees.
The Benefits of Eco-Friendly Rubberwood
Prized as an environmentally friendly wood, rubberwood makes use of trees that have been cut down at the end of their latex-producing life cycle. The trees are removed by hand and replaced with new seedlings. In the past, felled rubber trees were either burned on the spot or used as fuel for locomotive engines, brick firing, or latex curing. Now the wood is used in the manufacture of high-end furniture. It is valued for its dense grain, stability, attractive color, and acceptance of different finishes.
Atlantic's Unique Five-Step Finishing Process
Each product in the entire line is finished with a high-build, five-step finishing process. After a thorough sanding, a wipe-on sealer is applied, followed by a tinted sealer to even the grain and color of the wood. Additional sanding prepares the surface for the first base color coat, more sanding, and a second base color coat. After a final sanding, the finish coat is applied. This process produces a beautiful and durable finish that will last for years.
We take your family's safety seriously. That's why all of our bunk beds come with a bunkie board, slat pack, or metal grid support system. These provide complete mattress support and secure the mattress within the bunk bed frame. Please note: Bunk beds and loft beds are only to be used by children 6 years of age or older.
80.5L x 44.25W x 68.25H inches
Weight Capacity
Top bunk: 150 lbs. Bottom bunk: 200 lbs.
Assembly Required
Storage Drawers , Trundle Bed
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Atlantic Furniture
Bed Size
Twin Over Twin
# of Drawers
Trundle Dimensions
74.5W x 40.5D x 11H inches
Configuration: Choose from 3 Configuration options
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We are really enjoying the bunk bed. It was easy to assemble. Our children are comfortable. The bed looks great in person. We are happy with our purchase.
We are really enjoying the bunk bed. It was easy to assemble. Our children are comfortable. The bed looks great in person. We are happy with our purchase.
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Although this piece is very nice to look at, I was disappointed when I assembled this bed and realized it was not all I had hoped. There were several incomplete sections in the stain,...Read complete review
Although this piece is very nice to look at, I was disappointed when I assembled this bed and realized it was not all I had hoped. There were several incomplete sections in the stain, the packages were damaged in shipping and took an extended time to get replacements, holes were not drilled thoroughly for installation, and instructions were not in the boxes, and to boot, I had chosen this bed over another website's because of the free mattresses, but the mattresses are a waste of materials. They are not comfortable or provide any support. (Luckily my children are small and don't notice.) When the piece is assembled, it also sways with light touches. Overall, it is nice to look at, but I am worried about the piece as my boys get bigger and whether it will be stable enough to support them.
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My 6 year old daughter & 3 year old son love the bunk bed! It took 2 adults (mom & dad) approximately 3 hours to put together- pretty straight forward directions. It is fairly sturdy, looks great, and I feel it was worth the cost. The configuration of the bed is perfect for small space because the ladder is flush against the side.
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Extremely glad we chose this one over the many we reviewed. Great quality and eventhough it came with no instructions, it was easy and quick to put together. It also arrived earlier than expected which was a great plus since we bought this for our grandchildren's visits and they were coming the day it was delivered.
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I am so pleased with my purchase. The beds were delivered as promised. The construction is excellent and sturdy and the caramel latte color is beautiful. These beds will be used when grand children visit so we probably won't need to replace the slats with a piece of ply board as other buyers have suggested. The slats seem to be sturdy enough for our use. My husband put the beds together without any difficulties, but he is very handy. I plan to buy another set for another guest room.
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Bed arrived early, happy with shipping speed. Boxes were completely unrestrained in the truck when delivered and had fallen over, so my husband was worried about it being damaged, but we had no damaged parts, it was packaged well.
When setting it up, the directions say to assemble the top bed first, then the bottom, then lift the top onto the bottom. This works well if you have a LARGE room and can fit both beds plus boxes, tools, and yourself and any "little helpers" in the room, otherwise definatly build the bottom bunk, then assemble the top one on top of it.
We are happy with this bed, it seems sturdy and assembly was very simple. The only things I would like to see a bit better is the railings on the top bunk wobble a bit as they are only secured by 2 1" screws. They are not going anywhere and won't fall off because they are designed to fit snuggly over the sides, but if kids get real rough I could see them breaking off. Overall beautifull color and happy with my purchase.
***The free mattresses are OK, they will work for now for 2 young children, but they are worth what you paid for them***
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Q1: For the top bunk; what is the depth/thickness of the bed...from the bottom of the frame to the top of the bed rail? What is the thickest mattress that can go on top bunk to still allow child to be safe from falling out?
A: The distance between the bottom slat and top of the guard rail is 15-1/8 inches. The mattress should be a maximum of 8 inches thick.
Q2: Where is this manufactured?
A: Atlantic Furniture is manufactured in Indonesia (and Vietnam).
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Lt. Jeff Kramer said, it appears to be a form of cyber bullying.
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Not everyone is filled with joy during this should-be happy holiday season. Some people are struggling with loss or ailments or divorce or some other issue that is devastating their heart and their spirit right now. One such woman is loyal listener Elizabeth who shares how her family found their Christmas spirit during a tough time…
I am a single mother of two grown children and a son-in-law I adore. My children still cherish all of our family traditions; from cookies and bows to candles and especially the decorating of the Christmas tree. The past 16 months or so have been particularly tough on us all. First, Hurricane Sandy followed by the nor'easter had us scrambling to stay warm and fed, and I have been weighed down with worry. My son was disabled in a terrible accident last summer, and my daughter has endured a risky pregnancy for 8 1/2 months. We just couldn't seem to find the Christmas spirit.
I remembered your story about the elves coming to decorate your house with lights, and the warm Christmas glow you felt as you arrived home. You made me realize that our Christmas spirit is alive and well; it's just different this year, and I almost didn't see it. My son took his first steps a week ago; my daughter and her unborn child are healthy and strong. We are almost fully recovered from Sandy. Our Christmas "elf," my grandson, is expected 10 days before Santa. Nathaniel is a gift from God and is sure to fill our home and our family with all of the joys of the season. He will be our Christmas light, shining brighter than the star at the top of any Christmas tree.
My family and I have found a new Christmas spirit this year, even though we will forego most of our family traditions. I thank you for your inspiring story, reminding me to look for the true meaning of Christmas in a new way. One Christmas tradition our family has followed for years is watching the Polar Express in front of the Christmas tree behind a big bowl of popcorn. I cry every time. For my children and my new grandson, would you play Josh Groban's "Believe" from the movie soundtrack? It would mean so much to us. Holiday blessings, Elizabeth
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Here at Download Monkey we spend a lot of time thinking, talking and arguing about quality and ease of use.
When your beat is Video On Demand and technology is throwing up a new twist each and every week, there's plenty to talk about.
Timely then that Gizmodo should put out a piece reminding us all that Samsung's death knell for Blu-ray is a little premature considering that it is still the number one spot on quality - the only thing that comes close is Sky+HD - that disc and player prices are tumbling fast and of course that EVERYONE knows how to use a DVD.
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15 March 2012
Today, Thursday 15 March 2012, a written ministerial statement has been laid in Parliament outlining a number of changes to the Immigration Rules.
Most of the changes will come into effect on 6 April 2012. Some of the changes to Tier 2 will affect those who were granted leave after 6 April 2011.
The changes include:
Migrants under the points-based system
Tier 1 - high-value migrants
- Closing the Tier 1 (Post-study work) route.
- Introducing the new Tier 1 (Graduate entrepreneur) route.
- Introducing new provisions for switching from Tier 1 (Graduate entrepreneur) or Tier 1 (Post-study work) into Tier 1 (Entrepreneur).
- Renewing the 1000 place limit for Tier 1 (Exceptional talent) for each of the next 2 years.
Tier 2 - skilled workers
- Limiting the total amount of temporary leave that may be granted to a Tier 2 migrant to 6 years (which applies to those who entered after 6 April 2011).
- Introducing a new minimum pay requirement of £35,000 or the appropriate rate for the job, for Tier 2 general and sportsperson migrants who wish to settle here from April 2016 (with exemptions for those in PhD level and shortage occupation categories).
- Introducing a 'cooling-off period' across all the Tier 2 routes. Tier 2 migrants will need to wait for 12 months from the expiry of their previous visa before they may apply for a further Tier 2 visa.
- Introducing new post-study arrangements for graduates switching into Tier 2.
Tier 4 - students
Implementing the final set of changes to the student visa system that were announced in March 2011, including:
- Extending the interim limit for sponsors that have applied for educational oversight and Highly Trusted Sponsor status and have not yet been assessed.
- Introducing limits on the time that can be spent studying at degree level.
- Tightening work placement restrictions.
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- Limiting the length of time temporary workers can stay in the UK, under certain Government Authorised Exchange schemes, to a maximum of 12 months. The schemes affected are intern, work experience and youth exchange type programmes.
- Allowing sportspersons who enter under the Tier 5 creative and sporting sub-category to undertake some guest sports broadcasting work where they are not filling a permanent position.
Changes in all tiers of the points-based system
- Making curtailment mandatory where a migrant under Tiers 2, 4, or 5 of the points-based system has failed to start, or has ceased, their work or study with their sponsor. This includes cases where a sponsor notifies us, via the sponsor management system (SMS), that a migrant is no longer pursuing the purpose of their visa. The Rules will also set out the limited exceptions to mandatory curtailment.
- Reducing the curtailment threshold (the level of leave you have left which means that we will not normally pursue curtailment) from 6 months to 60 days.
- Increasing the funds applicants will need to provide evidence of, in order to meet the maintenance requirements for all routes in the points-based system. For Tier 4 and Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme the changes will come into effect on 6 April 2012. For Tier 1, Tier 2 and temporary workers under Tier 5 the changes will come into effect on 14 June 2012.
- The new visitor route will allow a small group of professionals, artists, entertainers and sportspersons who are invited to come to the UK to undertake short-term permitted fee paid engagements for up to 1 month.
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- Restricting all overseas domestic workers (ODW) to only work for the employer with whom they entered the UK, or whom they came to join.
- Removing the right for all migrants under the ODW category to apply for settlement.
- Strengthening the requirement for the employer of an ODW to provide evidence of an existing employer relationship, and introducing a requirement for agreed, written terms and conditions of employment to be produced, as part of the application for entry clearance.
- Permitting all ODWs who have applied for leave to enter or remain on or before 5 April 2012, to continue to be treated under Immigration Rules in place on that date.
- Restricting ODWs in private households to work for an employer who is a visitor to the UK. Permission to stay in the UK will be limited to a maximum of 6 months or the period of the employer's stay whichever is shorter. Removing the current provision for ODWs to be accompanied by dependants.
- Permitting ODWs in diplomatic households to apply to extend their stay for 12 months at a time up to a maximum of 5 years, or the length of the diplomat's posting, whichever is shorter.
- Introducing a Premium Customer Service for those A-rated sponsors in Tiers 2 and 5 who wish to apply and pay for a range of benefits. We will publish the full range of service benefits in due course. The service will launch in the 2012-13 financial year.
In addition to these changes, the government is also making amendments to the extension of leave to remain.
The Home Office has today published 2 financial impact assessments: one on settlement and another on Tier 5 and overseas domestic workers, as well as a policy equality statement.
For full details of the changes please see the Statement of Changes to the Immigration rules (HC 1888) and the Explanatory Memorandum on the right side of this page. The written ministerial statement, impact assessments and the policy equality statement can be found on the Home Office website.
We have previously announced the changes to settlement, overseas domestic workers and students in a series of news stories.
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Jeff Green's Dunk Blocked By His Own Head [VIDEO]
The Boston Celtic faithful were none too pleased when the team traded for forward Jeff Green earlier this season.
And now the Celtics have struggled ever since making the deal. When you watch this highlight, or lowlight, you'll see why the team's fans have another reason to hate on Green: During a game against the New York Knicks last week, Green managed to have one of his dunks blocked by his own head! Now, I'm not the most knowledgeable about basketball rules but it appears the shot went through the net and then bounced back after hitting Green's head so I think, it's a basket!


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Iron Bowl weekend will include some baseball flavor this year as the Auburn baseball team will again partner with the Hudson Family Foundation for the annual Celebrity Home Run Derby at Plainsman Park on Friday, Nov. 29 - the day before the Auburn-Alabama football game.
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The beginnings of Belleville date back more than 300 years. Its close proximity to the Passaic River made it a natural center of manufacturing and river-routed industry because the waterways were once the primary source of transporting goods. The town was originally slated to be named Washington after the Revolutionary War hero and president, but to avoid confusion between the newly developed district and national capital, Washington, D.C., officials decided to name the city Belleville.
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A seminar series that focuses on bringing women and their horses to the forefront of the equine industry. The lecturers bring noteable women from the horse industry to share, advise, and discuss on particular topics. Each seminar series posts a theme in which the speakers center around. Past seminars have included, "From Dreams to Profit" and "Health and Happiness". All seminar series are open to the public with prior registration.
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The Black Stallion Literacy Foundation is an innovative partnership of educators, businesses, volunteers, education foundations, and staff members focused on promoting literacy through the winning combination of live horses and books by Walter Farley. The program is based on the classic books of Walter Farley and the natural connection between children and horses. BSLF is presently composed of both school-based and community programs.
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Thank you Brian thank.
Let's take a look at the price of oil all new report suggested that the US might tap its strategic reserves to slow the rising price of oil.
It was down -- very early in the morning now back up about a nickel a barrel.
But the international energy agency's executive director just say.
-- she is not been in contact with the White House over any emergency oil -- -- able as a senior commodities broker -- RJ of -- joining us now from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
You think that this is in the cards based on well your gut.
Well I think that definitely they have discussed but I mean it discuss it at the last G-8 meeting and they also discussed in that Camp David.
It would put -- -- play here really if you saw some kind of supply issue whether it's something when I ran.
Or elsewhere I think really also that the -- has to contend with.
Is whether or not they implement a quantitative easing plan if you do see an extension to that you should see crude oil prices break through the 200 day moving average 968 to move on up to a hundred dollars and I think that would be very detrimental.
To Obama resolve reelection campaign and I think that perhaps that and they may use that to try and bring prices back down but what.
We've seen this happen before and very often within the case.
-- of Libya it was related to -- actual supply disruption but what is there anything on the horizon that could significantly bring down the price of oil at this point keep it there.
Do if you look at the supply demand fundamentals right now crude oil is not only over price it's probably about 10% overpriced.
I think -- really we should come back down to the hundred day right around ninety to nineteen I think what's gonna happen is -- will push our way up to the 200 day.
I think those headlines -- from across the board I think traders will reassess some of the you know supply demand fundamentals some of those IEA releases and I think that's when prices start to come back down.
In terms of the dead man here in the United States we are on track and -- talk about this later with Tom close up.
On track for a record year -- terms of gasoline prices.
At what point do you see a significant demand destruction because of that.
Well -- time again you know well over four dollars it's gonna start hidden headlines -- them right I mean we saw down in the land off.
Last week they were doing some kind of -- promotion with gasoline.
May get some exceptions in -- some of the prices and you saw -- on the street.
Saw I mean people are definitely.
You know adherents -- -- gas prices because it directly impacts the wallet I think any kind of significant move higher -- well over four dollars you're gonna see.
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'cause your penmanship everybody school districts across the country are redesigning curriculums to fit modern standards but there's.
Why do rite of passage that's been left behind -- simple writing.
Now one lawmaker in Indiana's calling for a vote next week that would mandate coercive in classrooms.
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You don't.
I think we probably don't but what we especially don't need is a law mandating that every student.
Have to -- -- -- look I have no problem if schools would like to teach their students curse that I think this is the case -- some legislative micromanagement.
-- -- legislators should be doing is trying to get out of the way of teachers and principals to meet the needs of their students providing resources infrastructure.
Not burdening them with regulations -- programs that just sort of seem like a good idea at the time.
Do you see outlets.
That are new Treasury Secretary Jack what I can I have no idea what his signature stat.
And he's made a pretty big in his life do we curse of we still -- Carson I.
OK first though we need curse of handwriting because a child when they learned her righty and tailored to right -- they're putting their hands at -- depends that the paper.
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Use their brain their fine motor skills still suspect can't be taught by just using a computer today -- skills that can't be taught by using.
Technology is -- skills that can't just be taught.
They can be taught what -- learns and we need to teach them in school at a young age and these are things and skills that we really still need but do we know bill demanding that we do this.
Well I think that it isn't core and that we.
That it is important still -- a hat and be teaching this in school -- -- -- -- We're all those hours Michael but the nuns where was growing up knowing you have to practice -- -- airlines did you did it admitted it.
Seriously -- do we need a law Michael.
No look I I I agree incredibly visible maybe if we don't haven't felt -- don't have the bill.
You know that's a possibility but you know I would bet in the sixties and seventies people were saying the same things about slide rules.
They always get like calculators come into classrooms because they were so -- so this is a big difference between saying.
That some schools should teach cursed and mandating that every school half.
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Well that's how would you respond -- Bob by saying that I think that all schools should be teaching cars that it is an important tool to be -- and whether or not people think that.
-- all the kids are gonna just be using technology in their computers.
That's great down the road but right now still an early age it is an important skill to learn.
Using your fine motor skills learning how to put your hand to the pens -- the pencil to the paper your brain.
What -- -- that we can't teach our children we're going to be in twenty years that we don't have cursor was.
We're going to be an attack -- and a world where children are just using computers and hopefully they'll still know how to write I still think it's a very important -- I still personally when I leave the meeting I write a hand written thank you in my cars that had -- and which is something that I know that a lot of people don't jail but people respect that and people love getting a hand written letter because it shows that -- actually taken time out of your busy day.
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The Seattle University athletics department has finalized agreements with Bonneville Radio and GBC Communications for all Redhawk men's basketball games in the 2012-13 season, as well as the weekly Cameron Dollar Coaches Show, to be broadcast live on 770 KTTH The Truth.
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Gerardo Parra had three hits and drove in three runs, including the go-ahead score in the seventh, as the D-backs rallied for a 6-5 win over a Reds split-squad on Thursday afternoon at Goodyear Ballpark.
Parra's final RBI came in the seventh and broke a 4-4 tie which had been a result of his RBI single in the fifth.
Three of the Reds' runs came at the expense of Arizona's Tyler Skaggs, who is battling Patrick Corbin and Randall Delgado for the No. 5 spot in the rotation.
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Goodbye, Houston! Hello, Shreveport! A Schumpert Medical Center heart surgery team works intently during a not-so-long ago rare but now frequent bypass operation Heart help is here By JUDY PACE, Times Medical Writer/Times photos by JIM BUSH Bobby Kightlinger w heart-lung machine 12-F Sun., Jan. 6,1980 The Times Technicians prepare a blood vessel to be used in the bypass operation The bypass operation moves along smoothly In the late 1940s Frances Childress, medical care coordinator at Willis- Knighton Hospital, observed one of the early open heart surgery pro-cedures at a Maryland medical cen-ter. The operation took a long time and everyone in the hospital was tense. In 1967, a crowd gathered at Confederate Me-morial Hospital to watch Dr. Stanford Shelby and Dr. James Bruner, local thoracic and cardiovascular surgeons, perform Shreveport's first open heart surgery. The operation doesn't draw much of a crowd any more. In fact, according to Shelby, the 1979 chief of surgery at Schumpert Medical Center, cardiovascular surgery will become less and less spectacular as it continues advancing. And advance it has. And is. Those who work locally with the process use superlatives to describe the strides heart treat-ment has taken in recent years, particularly in Shreveport. Today in three local hospitals the surgery occurs regularly, usually drawing attention only from those directly involved. In the past, most patients took their ailing hearts to Houston, as the major Southwest U.S. center for such treatment. Now, according to Shelby, the great majority of people stay here for such care — care that representatives of Schumpert, Willis-Knighton and LSU Hospital (formerly Confederate Me-morial) say is excellent and still moving for-ward. In 1966, a ward on Schumpert's sixth floor was converted into a 3-bed unit with coronary care monitors. The facility was described in an arti-cle in the State Medical Society "Bulletin" as the first such unit in Louisiana. Schumpert announced in 1969 the development of a heart program, the first north of Baton Rouge for private patients. The goal of the program was to provide "definitive diagnostic and surgical treatment facilities for patients suffering" from various forms of correctable heart disease and general vascular disorders." The development of a similar program at Willis-Knighton has come more recently, with open-heart surgery begun there in September. Recent months at Willis-Knighton have shown major efforts in the implementation of a full cardiology program. In a written overview of individual plans for the hospital's programs, Dr. R.T. Alsup, chairman of the Medicine De-partment, cited such implementation as a ma-jor goal of his department. According to Mac Griffith, spokesman for LSU Medical Center in Shreveport, the center is beginning to put more emphasis on its heart program. Included in the implementation of a broader program was the addition of Dr. Wil-liam Y. Tucker as chief of cardiothoracic surgery for the med school. The volume of heart work done locally, partic-ularly over the last decade at Schumpert/ in-dicates how fast heart care has advanced. Schumpert announced its heart program just over a decade ago but now does more coronary bypasses than it does appendectomies, Shelby said. By late 1979, the hospital had done 325 bypasses for the year. The bypass is an opera-tion where a vein graft is utilized to bypass a block in the heart. The increase in heart surgery cases at Schum-pert is dramatic, as shown by the estimated number of cases compiled by the hospital. In 1969, 10 cases were treated; by 1974, the number had climbed to 44. In 1977, 96 cases were han-dled, and in 1978, 264. The years have brought not only increased cases, but also improved technology. Particu-larly spectacular developments have been made in diagnostic testing, with expensive and elaborate machines used to help determine the shape a person's heart is in. C.J. Budd I I I , technical director of cardiology at Willis-Knighton, said the surface has just " been scratched in heart-care technology, with advancements being made almost monthly. The changes, according to Budd, mean pa-tients receive better care. Borderline patients are cured and "cardiac cripples" are a rarity. Patients who five or 10 years ago might have fallen prey to a "lock 'em up in the attic" attitude are now dealt with routinely, he said. Both Willis-Knighton and Schumpert are em-phasizing education as part of their expanding cardiac care programs, helping to remove some of the mystery from a heart operation. At Schumpert, at the request of a physician, a patient is taught about heart disease and what to expect with surgery or tests. In a four-month old program, pa-tients are given a brochure and shown a slide presentation to help ease the fright of such treat-ment by letting them know what to expect. In Willis-Knighton's program, a recent addi-tion is a series of five classes for heart patients, their friends and families. The classes, held each afternoon, were developed with the aid of doctors and are recommended to patients bv doctors. Topics for the sessions include physical activity, diet and medication. "The personal touch with the patient makes all the difference in the world," Budd said of the process of making contact with a patient beforehand. Emphasis is also put on the patient's psy-chological health after surgery, shown by progressive care units at the hospitals. In such a unit a patient can be closely monitored without the confines of an intensive care unit. Local experts in the field agree that heart care will keep advancing much as it has for quite a while to come. However, the expense of providing such care may prohibit some hospitals from getting into the field without the volume of patients to justify it, they say. New testing equipment is extremely expensive, as is equipment used in the operating room. The incredible expansion of heart care, with its fancy equipment and complex procedures, is not just a phenomenon in Shreveport, Shelby said, but is seen all over the United States. It represents, he said, a commitment to cardiology. Perhaps local care is summarized from some of Shelby's remarks: When it comes to heart treatment, the bottom line is results. The more routine and systematic procedures become, the better the results. Looking at results, Shreveporters will increas-ingly opt to stay at home for treatment. The Times Sun., Jan. 6, 1980 13-F
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