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okay, my knowledge is limited, but let me try and explain what i know: pulmonary hypertension means high blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries. basically there are little blood vessels that wrap around your airsacks in your lungs, and the airsacks then supply the blood in these vessels with...

okay, my knowledge is limited, but let me try and explain what i know: pulmonary hypertension means high blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries. basically there are little blood vessels that wrap around your airsacks in your lungs, and the airsacks then supply the blood in these vessels with...

okay, my knowledge is limited, but let me try and explain what i know: pulmonary hypertension means high blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries. basically there are little blood vessels that wrap around your airsacks in your lungs, and the airsacks then supply the blood in these vessels with...

okay, my knowledge is limited, but let me try and explain what i know: pulmonary hypertension means high blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries. basically there are little blood vessels that wrap around your airsacks in your lungs, and the airsacks then supply the blood in these vessels with...

okay, my knowledge is limited, but let me try and explain what i know: <br /> <br />pulmonary hypertension means high blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries. basically there are little blood vessels that wrap around your airsacks in your lungs, and the airsacks then supply the blood in these...

There are plenty of abx out there that are effective against some forms of pseudo -- even resistant pseudo normally has one or two abx that can fight it. Yes, cipro and/or levaquin are commonly used, and are convenient b/c of their oral nature, but there are also plenty of drugs that can be used...

There are plenty of abx out there that are effective against some forms of pseudo -- even resistant pseudo normally has one or two abx that can fight it. Yes, cipro and/or levaquin are commonly used, and are convenient b/c of their oral nature, but there are also plenty of drugs that can be used...

There are plenty of abx out there that are effective against some forms of pseudo -- even resistant pseudo normally has one or two abx that can fight it. Yes, cipro and/or levaquin are commonly used, and are convenient b/c of their oral nature, but there are also plenty of drugs that can be used...

There are plenty of abx out there that are effective against some forms of pseudo -- even resistant pseudo normally has one or two abx that can fight it. Yes, cipro and/or levaquin are commonly used, and are convenient b/c of their oral nature, but there are also plenty of drugs that can be used...

There are plenty of abx out there that are effective against some forms of pseudo -- even resistant pseudo normally has one or two abx that can fight it. Yes, cipro and/or levaquin are commonly used, and are convenient b/c of their oral nature, but there are also plenty of drugs that can be used...

OH! Sorry, I didn't realize you were in Ireland. I think a lot of our advice was based on the US system, which has "regions" for organ donation and uses something called a Lung Allocation Score (LAS) to determine who is "sickest" (aka, who needs the organs most desperately) within a certain...

OH! Sorry, I didn't realize you were in Ireland. I think a lot of our advice was based on the US system, which has "regions" for organ donation and uses something called a Lung Allocation Score (LAS) to determine who is "sickest" (aka, who needs the organs most desperately) within a certain...

OH! Sorry, I didn't realize you were in Ireland. I think a lot of our advice was based on the US system, which has "regions" for organ donation and uses something called a Lung Allocation Score (LAS) to determine who is "sickest" (aka, who needs the organs most desperately) within a certain...

OH! Sorry, I didn't realize you were in Ireland. I think a lot of our advice was based on the US system, which has "regions" for organ donation and uses something called a Lung Allocation Score (LAS) to determine who is "sickest" (aka, who needs the organs most desperately) within a certain...

OH! Sorry, I didn't realize you were in Ireland. I think a lot of our advice was based on the US system, which has "regions" for organ donation and uses something called a Lung Allocation Score (LAS) to determine who is "sickest" (aka, who needs the organs most desperately) within a certain...

Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously...

Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously...

Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously...

Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously...

Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously...