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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1998

Page

5

Heart transplant gives Robbie Bell a new life at MUSC

Robbie Bell underwent a heart transplant on March 18 performed by Dr. Arthur Crumbly at MUSC after his heart function fell to 10 percent with cardio myopathy. The operation used the organ from a healthy athletic young man. Bell's recovery includes daily treadmill work and leg exercises a month later.

Preston Conger Robbie Robbie Bell Arthur Crumbly MUSC Bell

Heart Transplant Recipient Seeks Normal Life After Surgery

Robbie Bell, after receiving a heart transplant, endures five weeks of monitoring for rejection and lifelong anti rejection drugs. His wife explains the risk of rejection and the need for regular catheter checks while doctors monitor heart tissue and artery condition. Bell says the heart is not connected to brain nerves and may not trigger symptoms even during a heart attack, but he views his recovery as a rebirth aided by MUSC doctors and praying supporters from Aiken to New Jersey.

Bell Aiken New Jersey Dr. Crumbley Charleston

Americas summit pledges large loans to reduce poverty

Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo and US officials announced about 45 billion dollars in loans over three years for poverty reduction health services and education. The talks also backed a Multilateral Counterdrug Alliance and a human rights office within the International Commission for Human Rights. Clinton opened the 1994 Miami summit.

Ernesto Zedillo World Bank Americas United States

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