Beyond the Operation: The complex decision making process
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Beyond the Operation: The complex decision making process
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n this episode, Caroline Verdon interviews key members of Leeds' pioneering hand transplant team, delving into the complex journey of this remarkable medical procedure. Professor Simon Kay discusses the extensive team and the intricacies involved in decision-making, while Brendan Clark explains the immunological challenges. Richard Baker highlights the risks and lifelong impacts of immunosuppression. Through this episode, we gain a deep understanding of the administrative, psychological, and medical hurdles faced by both the patients and the team, as well as the profound life-enhancing potential of hand transplants.
Produced by Under the Mast, this episode provides an insight into the resilience and determination needed on the journey to new limbs. The podcast is presented by Caroline Verdon
You can find out more about hand and upper limb transplants at LEEDS TEACHING HOSPITALS NHS TRUST here
00:00 Introduction to Leeds Hand Transplant Team
00:29 The Complexity of Hand Transplants
00:43 Meet the Team: Professor Simon Kay
02:14 The Role of Clinical Psychology
02:48 Immunology and Matching Challenges
05:12 Insights from Brendan Clark
07:02 The Importance of Immunosuppression
09:15 Challenges and Risks of Hand Transplants
13:25 Patient Eligibility and Sensitization
17:10 Post-Transplant Monitoring
24:08 Meet Richard Baker: Renal Physician
35:57 The Decision to Undergo Hand Transplant
42:21 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview