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GBBob 09-16-2008 09:47 AM

Just spoke to Tom's Dad and he's out of surgery. All went well, although the surgeon told him the bladder was completely "dead" and very infected.."one of the worse he has seen" A lot of infection around the area and they are a little concerned about the liver but feel the antibiotics should take care of it.

It was the less invasive procedure that DocICU described and he may go home tomorrow or Thursday.

Will look to post pics of bladder as soon as I can in Esoteric
:eek:

Kasept 09-16-2008 10:11 AM

Best wishes to Tom for a speedy recovery... And I'm sure that just like LBJ before him, he will regale us with views of his scar soon!

CSC 09-16-2008 10:17 AM

A Quick recovery sir!

zippyneedsawin 09-16-2008 10:24 AM

Ouch! Speedy recovery, bud.

philcski 09-16-2008 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by GBBob
Just spoke to Tom's Dad and he's out of surgery. All went well, although the surgeon told him the bladder was completely "dead" and very infected.."one of the worse he has seen" A lot of infection around the area and they are a little concerned about the liver but feel the antibiotics should take care of it.

It was the less invasive procedure that DocICU described and he may go home tomorrow or Thursday.

Will look to post pics of bladder as soon as I can in Esoteric
:eek:

i don't want to see the bladder but i'm very relieved my boy is doing well

docicu3 09-16-2008 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GBBob
Just spoke to Tom's Dad and he's out of surgery. All went well, although the surgeon told him the bladder was completely "dead" and very infected.."one of the worse he has seen" A lot of infection around the area and they are a little concerned about the liver but feel the antibiotics should take care of it.

It was the less invasive procedure that DocICU described and he may go home tomorrow or Thursday.

Will look to post pics of bladder as soon as I can in Esoteric
:eek:

Bob, hopefully they took his gallbladder and not his bladder or Tom's sex life would amount to one continuous golden shower.....lol.

The surgeon is likely describing the dreaded gangrenous gallbladder that could have perforated (had a hole in it for the infection to spread throughout his body) if left to fester much longer. Sounds like they got a diffcult decision done flawlessly as they didn't wait too long but gave the antibiotics enough time to make him a surgical candidate. Tom is obviously a lucky guy on this one as a perforated gallbladder is potentially life threatening.

He'll be his special self by the weekend.

Bigsmc 09-16-2008 10:47 AM

Great news Bob.

Thanks

Hang in there Scavy.

docicu3 09-16-2008 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by kelster
Get well soon! My dad had the same problem and he was making too much potassium causing the stones.


Really.....that's very weird. Most stones are uric acid or calcium excess. Potassium stones!! You taught me something today...

Payson Dave 09-16-2008 10:53 AM

Best wishes for a speedy recovery....may he be motor boatin with a voluptuous nurse before the month is out...

hoovesupsideyourhead 09-16-2008 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by docicu3
Really.....that's very weird. Most stones are uric acid or calcium excess. Potassium stones!! You taught me something today...

dont drink enough water.boys..and see what it feels like trying to "pass" that..you will wish for death..as i had done this i know first hand..

GBBob 09-16-2008 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by docicu3
Bob, hopefully they took his gallbladder and not his bladder or Tom's sex life would amount to one continuous golden shower.....lol.

The surgeon is likely describing the dreaded gangrenous gallbladder that could have perforated (had a hole in it for the infection to spread throughout his body) if left to fester much longer. Sounds like they got a diffcult decision done flawlessly as they didn't wait too long but gave the antibiotics enough time to make him a surgical candidate. Tom is obviously a lucky guy on this one as a perforated gallbladder is potentially life threatening.

He'll be his special self by the weekend.

That's exactly the phrase the surgeon told his Dad

and yes...GALL Bladder, not bladder-bladder;)

ddthetide 09-16-2008 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GBBob
Just spoke to Tom's Dad and he's out of surgery. All went well, although the surgeon told him the bladder was completely "dead" and very infected.."one of the worse he has seen" A lot of infection around the area and they are a little concerned about the liver but feel the antibiotics should take care of it.

It was the less invasive procedure that DocICU described and he may go home tomorrow or Thursday.

Will look to post pics of bladder as soon as I can in Esoteric
:eek:

good news, hang in there tom.

docicu3 09-16-2008 12:18 PM

It's really great that when someone is in need here that the board rises to the occasion....I am sure Tom is touched by that. Positive vibes like this thread actually do help people get better faster...

timmgirvan 09-16-2008 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by philcski
i don't want to see the bladder but i'm very relieved my boy is doing well

Glad to hear that our boy is recovering well, But don't even bring that picture!

Samarta 09-16-2008 01:12 PM

here's to a speedy recovery. Hopefully this timeline post will rival his Vegas timeline post....:)

Riot 09-16-2008 01:34 PM

Glad he's okay after the surgery. I saw him at Keeneland, heard about the first ER visit, and he seemed fine at that time. Could have been very different, glad he went back to the hospital right away, hope you get better post-surgery very, very soon Tom!

MaTH716 09-16-2008 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Samarta
here's to a speedy recovery. Hopefully this timeline post will rival his Vegas timeline post....:)

Probably not, I just don't think that there will be another you tube dance scene in this trip. But I am sure we all look foward hearing about all the hot nurses that were throwing themselves at him and offering spongebaths every 10 minutes. :rolleyes:

dellinger63 09-16-2008 02:16 PM

Glad I'm reading this for the first time and the recovery has already begun. Hope to see ya back sreamin and gettiing told to shut up soon!.

Holland Hacker 09-16-2008 03:15 PM

YO!

Scav get better soon & I'm glad everything went well.

HH

ARyan 09-16-2008 03:15 PM

Get well soon Scavs!


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