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re: Pot Roast - Chuck Roast (Photos)
Posted on 3/31/14 at 12:50 pm to CITWTT
Posted on 3/31/14 at 12:50 pm to CITWTT
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fellow member on the byways of the zipper chested people
I understand there is a method in limited use now where they go through a 1 inch window opened in the left side, between ribs #3 and #4 and do the bypass or valve replacement from that approach, negating the need to split (crack open) and wire back together the sternum.
I have four SS wires in my sternum repair. Still there. I carry plastic cards form St. Jude and Medtronics that tell TSA agents that I have an artificial valve, a pacemaker and pacemaker leads. They always ask if I would like to go behind a screen to be frisked and wand scanned after I set off the metal detector. I just laugh and say, "no".
Never been frisked by a lady agent.
Was surprised when I found out how many carbon filer heart valves St Jude sells a year.
My valve looks like this one
This is my pacemaker
My cardiologist discussed my preferred shotgun shoulder positioning before putting in my pacemaker. Really considerate I thought.
This post was edited on 3/31/14 at 1:01 pm
Posted on 4/1/14 at 4:44 am to MeridianDog
I've got one of those St Jude/Medtronics cards too.
But mine is for a battery generator that I have implanted in my hip with some electrical leads that run inside my vertebra between my shoulders.
TSA never really messes with me much though. I've gone through security without the card a couple of times, I just tell them that I have some electronic equipment installed inside of me before I go through the scanner.
But mine is for a battery generator that I have implanted in my hip with some electrical leads that run inside my vertebra between my shoulders.
TSA never really messes with me much though. I've gone through security without the card a couple of times, I just tell them that I have some electronic equipment installed inside of me before I go through the scanner.
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