[mateuszp9]

Hello everybody!
Does anyone know if there are Blodless Medical Centers anywhere in Poland or in Europe? My mother will have an operation. She has a polyp on a small intestine and there is a risk of her loosing a lot of blood. Are there any Medical Centres where Surgeons use bloodless operation methods and such operations are not risky thanks to that, or at least the risk is minimized?
I also read an article on Oxycite – the Telfon-like liquid that carries four times as much oxygen as real blood. Is it possible to obtain this liquid or are there Medical Centers anywhere where surgeons use this liquid. I am asking because I read that it was used during operations of some patients and thanks to this they live and feel good.

[DanaWard]

Hi, there, yes, there are a few locations in Europe. One right off the top of my head is the "London Bridge Hospital."

[scottishone]

Thanks Dana, I think they are predominantly found in America, but their existence here [in the UK] is excellent

[mateuszp9]

And could somebody tell me how much approximately such operations cost in the UK, or in other countries if somebody knows.

Thank you very much for answering.

Best regards,

[scottishone]

NHS in UK, free at point of need, you'd get treatment without charge
I don't know about all the drugs, In community pharmacies in Scotland there is a charge of £4 each for them

if there was any Drs on here from the UK who could tell our Polish friend the procedure for medical care in the UK that would be excellent

[scottishone]

we go through our local family Dr for referral to hospital