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Small Bowel Transplantation: Ask Dr. Thomas Fishbein

Dr. Thomas Fishbein answers commonly asked questions about small bowel transplantation, including the benefit of small bowel rehabilitation. Click 'show more' to see the questions. For more information about your small bowel transplant experience at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, call MedStar Georgetown M.D. at 202-342-2400 or visit http://ow.ly/Rt75v . Learn more about Dr. Thomas Fishbein: http://ow.ly/Rt6Wm VIDEO CHAPTERS: 1. Introduction (00:00) 2. What is the history of small bowel transplant at MedStar Georgetown? (2:47) 3. Why would someone need a small bowel transplant? (3:19) 4. Have you performed small bowel transplants due to accidents? (5:46) 5. What is the process for a small bowel transplant? (6:30) 6. How long does a small bowel transplant surgery take? (7:22) 7. How long could I expect to wait for a small bowel transplant? (8:23) 8. If I have intestine failure and I'm on TPN, what are my treatment options? (9:03) 9. If I have intestine failure do I automatically need a small bowel transplant? (11:15) 10. How is TPN changing for patients today? (12:22) 11. What's the youngest age a child can have a small bowel transplant? (13:24) 12. If my child has a small bowel problem what is the evaluation process at MGUH? (13:44) 13. Is Omegaven FDA approved? (14:28) 14. If Omegaven isn't FDA approved, why is MGUH using it? (15:05) 15. Can I come to the MGTI for a second opinion? (15:35) 16. What is the team approach you use at the MGTI for small bowel diseases? (16:22) 17. How much research has your team done in the area of small bowel transplant? (17:29) 18. What's available for me and my child if we're traveling from out of the area? (17:59) 19. How long should I expect to stay at MGUH for a transplant? (19:05) 20. What kinds of medications are needed after a small bowel transplant? (19:57) 21. Why should I choose MedStar Georgetown for small bowel transplant? (20:41) 22. What is small bowel rehabilitation? And if that's successful does that mean I don't need a transplant? (21:42) 23. Can small bowel rehabilitation help me avoid a transplant? (22:30) 24. A small bowel transplant seems highly technical, is that true? (23:03) 25. How has the treatment of intestinal failure improved? (23:35) 26. How can my home doctor help facilitate my small bowel rehab or transplant? (24:34) 27. How important is it that I take my medication following a small bowel transplant? (25:29) 28. Who on your team can help explain my medications? (26:02) 29. How accessible are you and your team members if I have an emergency? (26:39) http://ow.ly/N8Dvp