http://www.muschealth.com/video/Default.aspx?cId=43 Patient Stories Video Podcast From Medical University of South Carolina en-us (c) 2013 Medical University of South Carolina Fri, 24 May 2013 13:46:41 EST http://www.muschealth.com/videolibrary/videoclip/G43.jpg http://www.muschealth.com/video/Default.aspx?cId=43 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 Seven years ago, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey had both his knees replaced by Dr. Del Schutte. He talks about his decision to have surgery, his recovery time and how he is doing today. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/5c7bd0f203434f04a11ace6059127477-8ca42a6ba98e4fae849e30d747873964/summeyknee2.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Gastric bypass patient Doug Farmer talks about his long struggle with weight and the journey that brought him to the decision of having weight loss surgery. He discusses what's involved in having the surgery, what he has learned from the experience and what advice he has for others who are considering having surgery. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/5a36ea8537554e0a83a6be80e75b3354-0679baff932e474c90cd4e0c80ecc9eb/dougfarmergastricmed.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina MUSC Health video segment about Stephanie Mitchell, a woman who had a devastating health event, but was in the right place at the right time. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/0ee6ed3e469442b3a545c550557a4fc1-6ccc43b9b11d46e8a93ec1eebb27fdca/stephanie_heart_extendedmed_prog001.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Earlier this year, congestive heart failure patient Thomas Joyner came very close to dying. A ventricular assist device called the Heartmate II kept him alive until he could receive a heart transplant. Physicians at MUSC say patients with advanced heart failure have options in treatment that they may not realize are available. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/b44c8bc2fa0341748da74ed39b4d8a5b-4d25ee4543c4438497bd6380043e5b46/heartmatetvhc.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Louise Burne describes her experience as a knee replacement patient. Find out when she knew it was time to undergo surgery and she thinks of the care she has received at MUSC. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/d2654e048c6b40b68a21674d61c8cb26-427099f86fa748b6ae809ad42e59faaf/louisepatientmed.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Karen McAllister lived with bone on bone pain in both her hips for a long time before she finally decided to have hip replacement surgery at MUSC. She talks about her surgery, recovery and how she is doing today. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/1038c5c0c72749878ab0cc824466b9ec-0504b57aa63a454292a9ef8a535e2e63/mccalisterjoint.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories 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,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Since 2004, Fenton Miller has had significant heart problems due to coronary artery disease. Since then, he and his wife have trusted his care to the MUSC Heart and Vascular Center, which houses a state of the art Chest Pain Center. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/4a5ce9ad16fd47dbb67ca69d9098ed67-f6675a7ec02b4a4e81b2b73a23a18fc0/chestpainfenton60.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina While at a party with friends, Courtney went to take a sip of wine and suddenly found that it was dribbling out the side of her mouth. The left side of her face became paralyzed. She was having a stroke. Brought by ambulance to MUSC, Courtney was helped by a team of people that specialize in cutting-edge stroke care. Her journey to recovery was a long one. Today, she has made remarkable progress and is grateful for the care she received at MUSC. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/e1afabb2ce314222897f2b62de8f4bff-cfea2ba59bce4a79b2925ac44ba3df9a/strokequattlebaum.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories Medical University of South Carolina Stroke patient Elizabeth Lafata suffered a stroke on vacation in Myrtle Beach in February 2009. She was fortunate to be taken to Waccamaw Community Hospital, a participant in the MUSC REACH Stroke Network. Find out how technology enables stroke specialists at MUSC to extend their expertise to local communities. http://cpl.delvenetworks.com/media/906d8256e9964b2f9585a4fae0f51b2d/f55e25bf972e4dc7972cb60c198dedbf-17741de1e82b4d2db9cde4ca3288c1b8/reachlafatamed.mp4 00:01:35 MUSC,Health,Patient Stories