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New Drug Undergoing Testing
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MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote></div>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
MicheleGazelle
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
Uli,46, Germany</end quote>
My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Uli</b></i>
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<br />I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
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<br />Uli,46, Germany</end quote>
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<br />My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
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<br />I´m not shure about that, but isn´t fibrosis different to our cf? If you look in Wikipedia, that sounds like a different disease...so that therapy might not be meant for us.
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<br />Uli,46, Germany</end quote>
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<br />My understanding is that the name "cystic fibrosis" comes from what the pancreas looked like when they did autopsies: so scarred up that there was nothing left but "cystic fibroids"...or something like that.
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Transplantmommy
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I wish that they would have found this earlier. Maybe I wouldn't have had to have the lung and liver transplants! My organs were mostly severely scarred and that's most of what caused the transplants.
Transplantmommy
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I wish that they would have found this earlier. Maybe I wouldn't have had to have the lung and liver transplants! My organs were mostly severely scarred and that's most of what caused the transplants.
Transplantmommy
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I wish that they would have found this earlier. Maybe I wouldn't have had to have the lung and liver transplants! My organs were mostly severely scarred and that's most of what caused the transplants.
Transplantmommy
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I wish that they would have found this earlier. Maybe I wouldn't have had to have the lung and liver transplants! My organs were mostly severely scarred and that's most of what caused the transplants.
Transplantmommy
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I wish that they would have found this earlier. Maybe I wouldn't have had to have the lung and liver transplants! My organs were mostly severely scarred and that's most of what caused the transplants.