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Also not all smokers get cancer or whatever.
'The Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust said: "It is very rare for patients to specify that they do not wish to be considered for clinically healthy lungs from smokers. '
implies that the lungs were tested and didnt have a problem at the time of the transplant. The hospital couldnt really have known that 2 years down the line there would be a problem if the lungs were healthy at the time.
I really doubt she would have refused the lungs just on the fact that the donor was a smoker, if she was told that they were healthy (at that time)
Last edited by Vicky.; 18-12-2012 at 12:49 PM.
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