http://www.muschealth.com/video/Default.aspx?cId=33 Organ Transplant Video Podcast From Medical University of South Carolina en-us (c) 2013 Medical University of South Carolina Thu, 23 May 2013 12:18:08 EST http://www.muschealth.com/videolibrary/videoclip/G33.jpg http://www.muschealth.com/video/Default.aspx?cId=33 MUSC Video Library Podcast Health Medical University of South Carolina MUSC Video Library Podcasts MUSC muschlth@musc.edu clean MUSC,Health Medical University of South Carolina 24 year old Bob Ward was diagnosed with a genetic disorder called Wolff Parkinson White syndrome that caused his heart to beat irregularly, leading to thickening in his left ventricle. As an avid sports player, Bob worried that he would never be able to live a normal life. Now, thanks to a heart transplant in the Fall of 2005, he is healthy and grateful for a second chance. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/18315b2a2f6740efaa5c3f4850201760-bd2429df28bf4e3294176e7c8fdf7f1b/transplantbobward.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina Part 2 of a special news report following MUSC Transplant Surgeon, Dr. Charles Bratton. Find out what it's like to be on the waiting list to receive a kidney transplant. Video courtesy of WCSC-TV. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/8d91db0b0c7c483ea81532e76887b3ed-2cbf8045a701457796e62b41d30a733b/bratton_2_kidney_transplant.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina MUSC Health video segment featuring Jonita Brown, who received a kidney from her husband. Find out why living kidney may be more of an option that people realize. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/db7484a8788f428b9af845f117fa3a7a-ed81b6639dbf46f89f03212d0019cf6d/1073_webmed_prog001.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina MUSC Health video segment on kidney transplant. Dr. Prabhakar Baliga discusses the prevalence of kidney failure, the advances in kidney transplant surgery, and advantages of having a living donor. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/99892b6eb2ba4075af6fc0bedfe56174-3bf116b6f5b24c7997586a71bc43e302/browns_kidney_failure_extenmed_prog001.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina MUSC transplant surgeon, Dr. Charles Bratton, talks about kidney transplants and discusses kidney failure problems in South Carolina. MUSC performs between 150 and 180 kidney transplants a year, and MUSC is proud to have the shortest kidney wait time for a transplant in the country. Video courtesy of WCSC-TV. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/ace72aed06e24665a6c416ddc53261c4-0ee575f72d784191a35dda96e44636fa/bratton_kidney_transplant.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina MUSC employee Mary Hart discusses her personal experience of donating a kidney to a stranger. She had her surgery done a few years ago when she lived in New Hampshire. MUSC Transplant Surgeon, Dr. Kenneth Chavin talks about what is involved with living kidney donation - whether you are donating to a family member, friend or stranger. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/76d5da95e2cf4277b4811ecfc85e433b-dcff51924c434f2d9536916df202487c/marylivingkidneymed.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina Physician video profile of Transplant Surgeon Dr. Kenneth Chavin. Find out about his areas of special interest including organ transplant and laparoscopy and why he believes the care patients receive through MUSC's Transplant Center is second to none. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/1f0844ae1d62491680ef1f8e1807df54-bda9055a08a44232bd55169d09db823c/chavinprofile.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina Hampton County resident Thomas Joyner, 48, became the first South Carolinian to receive an innovative HeartMate II device at MUSC's Heart & Vascular Center in April. HeartMate II, a left ventricular assist device (LVAD), is designed to improve blood flow, heart function and quality of life in advanced heart failure patients who are awaiting a transplant. MUSC is the only medical center in South Carolina that performs heart transplants and has HeartMate II. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/478c105fbfe041d0b902895e11b958d5-cdf0461f1929437cb3514321aa3c092e/joyner_heartmate.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina They may not have been compatible as a couple, but Cindy and Jerry Sellers, who are former spouses, will soon share more than two children. Since they have compatible DNA, and are still good friends, Cindy is donating a kidney to Jerry. Video courtesy of WCBD-TV. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/95235c84d2ef4f11b67817c8feab65d2-52b49a68806340838637e36010e79e87/exwifekidney.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant Medical University of South Carolina Thomas Joyner is alive today thanks to an electronic device known as a HeartMate II that kept him alive until he was able to receive a heart transplant. Mr. Joyner is the first patient in South Carolina to receive the HeartMate II implant, followed by a successful heart transplant. This video was provided by Channel 5. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/125b4172ab52468696d2e133ce7dc6ad-f41a7641704b4b169e05edd398237217/joyner_heart_transplant.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Organ Transplant