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	<title>How Long To Regain Consciousness After Open Heart Surgery?</title>
		<link>http://www.heart-valve-surgery.com/heart-surgery-blog/2008/09/12/how-long-to-regain-consciousness-after-open-heart-surgery/#comment-5951</link>
		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Sep 2008 05:53:02 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>Hi Adam, it's your fan Leslie again ... I had mitral valve repair and I went into surgery at 10 AM, came out of surgery about 6 PM (yes I was in there that long because it took nearly 2 hours just to prep me and I had the Da Vinci robot, which takes longer, and my surgery was more complicated than they expected plus they found a hole in my heart which they repaired_ whew)....anyway, I do not remember a single thing until 11:30 pm . But when I woke up I really woke up, I looked up at the clock first thing, saw the time, tried to say something and noticed I had this big ole ventilator in the way. The next hour was spent slowly being weaned from the oxygen in the tube and proving I could breathe well on my own and at 12:30 am out came the ventilator, yay! And I felt pretty darned good for what I went through.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Adam, it&#8217;s your fan Leslie again &#8230; I had mitral valve repair and I went into surgery at 10 AM, came out of surgery about 6 PM (yes I was in there that long because it took nearly 2 hours just to prep me and I had the Da Vinci robot, which takes longer, and my surgery was more complicated than they expected plus they found a hole in my heart which they repaired_ whew)&#8230;.anyway, I do not remember a single thing until 11:30 pm . But when I woke up I really woke up, I looked up at the clock first thing, saw the time, tried to say something and noticed I had this big ole ventilator in the way. The next hour was spent slowly being weaned from the oxygen in the tube and proving I could breathe well on my own and at 12:30 am out came the ventilator, yay! And I felt pretty darned good for what I went through.
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