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Turmoil of patient at risk of deadly brain disease after surgery at Swansea Hospital

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Beaaware · 31/03/2011 11:05

Another terrible story in the papers about a patient who had eye surgery at the Singleton Hospital, Swansea and has been told in writing that she may now have been exposed to CJD/vCJD through possible contaminated instruments which were used on a previous patient, this previous patient has either gone onto develop CJD/vCJD or is considered high risk (but this must mean they are showing symptons for the alarm bells to be ringing).

here is the link to the news article:
www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/CJD-PATIENT-TURMOIL/article-3387091-detail/article.html

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follyfoot · 03/04/2011 12:47

PS I notice you dont disagree with what I said about it not having happened since the 70s or that it had only ever happened 6 times worldwide back then.

Beaaware · 03/04/2011 14:11

follyfoot, ok I'll name one victim Irhad Rizvo aged 23 years of age currently dying of vCJD in London suspected transmission through eye surgery, hope this helps.

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follyfoot · 03/04/2011 17:04

'suspected' being the important word....

Beaaware · 03/04/2011 19:32

absolutely, and that is because human mad cows disease can be tranmsitted via several different routes, therefore almost impossible to be 100% accurate as to which route the transmission has infected the victim this is why the figures for CJD/vCJD deaths are inaccurate. One victim 'Grant Goodwin' who died from vCJD recently is not even on the national statistics, his father said that his son will never appear on them just because he was mv type, even though it is suspected that the transmission route was baby food. So as I have said the figures are inaccurate for deaths to date. Many victims could of been exposed through vaccines, surgical instruments, beef, gelatine, dental instruments, cosmetics, hormone growth treatment, organs transplants, donated blood, baby food, baby milk, IVF treatment.....................you see the list is endless and its all out there in the public domain.

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NorthernGobshite · 03/04/2011 20:51

beaaware can I ask why you're so interested in this subject? genuine question.

Beaaware · 03/04/2011 20:57

personal reasons

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NorthernGobshite · 03/04/2011 20:59

Okay.

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