Hip Hip Hooray!! (shaking my pom poms) :-*
Tom will be pleased we can all remember the cheer leaders after the game
Nice CT.......ahhhhhhhhh I love the thought of being able to breath easy.......It really is a release of pent up worry .........even if it isn't my own test!
& YOU may reciprocate by making darned sure Mr. Woody makes me feel the same - but I promise no Pom Poms - the rest maybe but NO Pom Poms ;D
As for the bone scan I can read the results as soon as they hit the system....don't forget I have the power 
If you want to wooooop with glee or have your hands warmed you have my phone number - day or night call collect if you need to :-*
Mr C is VERY VERY down today. I sent the doc an e-mail and asked if he would consider removing the cath tomorrow.....the worst he can do is say no.... >
HEY WOAH there: Are they still irrigating or intubating? If not and there is no frank hematuria what is it there for? Surely intubation with a clot disolver or constant irrigation to wash it out makes sense but just Cath as a drain isn't achieving much unless they want to ensure NO pressure in the bladder.
IF it is there for the last reason leave it there for as long as poss as it means the scar will heal then worry about the clot which will float free as dead blood - a brownish jelly. Once the scar is healed intubation with a clot breaker and irrigation will clear the clot.
IF the clot is in Large bits it could block the sphinkture at the neck of the bladder or if Mr. Woody's prostate is enlarged it could block the urethra - Cath can also block but can be back flushed with a syringe to clear it - doesn't hurt as such and if you do it several times it is quite fun you can pee rasberry foam pips and all :

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Small boys pee up walls to see who can pee highest - wow with bladder cancer or prostate problems it is a new found childhood - seeing if you can pee atall ;D
GOOD LUCK WITH THE CTScan
ReMeMbEr why YOU have Nice Warm Hands
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Regards to you BOTH,
Greg & Lee