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to be done by the patient.”
Following traditional surgery, pa
tients remain hospitalized for four to
seven days, Gill said.
He said some patients experienced
pain and discomfort from the opera
tion from two months to a year until
the incision healed.
In the Jan. 30 operation, the same
kidney removal surgery was per
formed, Gill said, but no muscle tissue
was cut. Gill said he and Grune worked
through the small incisions to separate
muscle fibers instead.
Using a laparoscope for kidney re
moval makes surgery more difficult
than a typical removal, he said. As a
result, few hospitals currently perform
the procedure.
“It’s clearly harder to do,” he said.
‘You need special training for this.”
But the procedure holds benefits In
recovery time for the patient,Jie said.
“As far as the patient is concerned,
it’s definitely a much easier operation,”
Gill said.
The Omaha patient was released in
good condition from Clarkson Hospi
tal the following day, Gill said.
He is on a dialysis machine, which
does the kidneys’ job of filtering im
purities from blood. He also is on a
waiting list for a transplant but can re
turn to work and other normal activi
ties today, Gill said.
Rodney Frizzell, who promotes
1Q3.7-FM,KXKT and 93.3-FM The
Point radio stations in Omaha, said he
also had two cancerous kidneys re
moved in laparoscope surgery.
Frizzell said he recovered quickly,
returned to work in 10 days and was
doing rigorous exercise in four to six
weeks. His colleagues at the radio sta
tions were surprised, he said.
“They’re calling me superman over
here,” Frizzell said.
Frizzell said he now plans to par
ticipate in the World Transplant Games
this September in Sydney, Australia.
He will compete in bicycle races and
track and field events, he said.
Because of his quick recovery time,
Frizzell said he recommends the
laparoscopic procedure to anyone who
needs an organ removed. Although he
said the nurses and doctors were great,
the reduced hospital stay was impor
tant.
“Who likes to stay in the hospital?”
Frizzell said.
No one enjoys pain, either, he said.
After his second kidney removal, he
was off painkillers in two days.
“It worked out really well,” Frizzell
said. -
Gill said the procedure was suc
cessful for both patients.
Not everyone is a candidate for the
procedure, he said. But for some pa
tients who require organ removal, Gill
said, the result of laparoscopic re
moval could be “beautiful.”
Armed Robbery
A man with a cap over his face
robbed Payless ShoeSource, 2240
N. 48th St., Saturday night. ^
The man entered the store at 8:32
p.m. with a handgun and demanded
money, Lincoln Police Capt. Duaine
Bullock said Sunday. The clerk gave
the man an undisclosed amount of
cash and the man left
The man was described as 5 feet
3 inches tall with a heavy build. He
was wearing a blue sweatshirt and
baggy pants. Witnesses could not
provide the race of the perpetrator
for police.
Police had set up a wide perim
eter in the area searching for the
man Saturday night. However, Bul
lock said, no arrests were made. »
Armed Robbery
A white man with a knife stole
cash frbm the Coastal Mart, 2100
S. 56th St, Saturday night.
The man entered the store at
11:45 p.m. and demanded cash,
Bullock said. The clerk turned over
an undisclosed amount of cash and
the man left the store on foot.
Reports described the man only
as an unknown white male.
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Major streets close;
construction work
may affect students '
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From Staff Reports
Two street closings this week may
affect commuter traffic to the Univer
sity of Nebraska-Lincoln.
According to the Nebraska Depart
ment of Roads, Charleston Street, from
Sixth to Eighth streets, will be tempo
rarily"closed for construction beginning
^onday^Feb. 17.
6n Tuesday and Wednesday, Vine
Street will beclosed immediately west
of 66th Street to continue a street-wid
ening project.
Vine Street will be closed between
9 a.m. and 3 p.m. both days.
The closing is necessary to install
an underground stormsewer system. 1
UNL World Campus '97
Summer Study Abroad
♦ France
European Agribusiness: May 12-27
European agribusiness in France, trade
policies of the European Economic
Community, and contrast them with current practices
in the United States.
Prof. George Pfeiffer AGRI310/3 credits
Mexico
Family and Community Resources in
Mexico: May 17-31 Discuss family
support programs, the economy, trade and border
issues through on-site visits in Juarez, Mexico City,
Puebla and Oaxaca. Examine psychosocial and
economic environments for families and communities.
Prof. Shirley Baugher FACS 896/3 credits
Mexico
j Spanish in Monterrey or Querttaro:
June 11-July 20 Study intensive
Spanish at the ITESM, a premier university in Mexico
at any level from beginning to advanced. Family stays
or dormitory. Option to include Business in Mexico,
taught in English. SPAN/5-6 credits
A Turkey
Historical Influence in Modem Turkey:
IH, May 19-June 6 Turkey has been home to
early Middle Eastern civilizations,
W including the Romans and Greeks as well
as the Ottoman empire and its legacies. Visit Istanbul,
Ankara, Izmir and Bursa, where history stands
alongside and influences modem society. This is a
course in modem Turkish and Middle Eastern History.
Prof. Necatl Sozuoz HIST298/3 credits
Pan-Padfic
Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Singapore
Entrepreneurship and Economic
Development Attend the Global Confer
ence on Creative Entrepreneurship and the
Pan-Padfic Conference. Interact with scholars,
business leaders and students.
Profs. Robin Andersen and Ron Hamtpton >
MRKT399 or MGMT398/3 credits
United Kingdom
|L Nebraska at Oxford-Study political and
V3MD international economics or arts and
literature with Oxford professors. Visit Stonehenge,
Australia
Educator Exchange: July 12-Aug 2
Learn about the Australian holistic
approach to education on this exchange. Live with
educator families and teach in Australian schools,
participate in seminars and visit exemplary schools.
Open to teachers, administrators and education
students. Prof.AlSeagren ED AD 990A/3 credits
Scandinavia
Family and Education Experiences:
May 12-30 Culturally immerse yourself in
the family and educational institutions in
Sweden and Finland. Homestays and site
visits are planned to understand the educational
system, family support outreach, cultural differences
in contrast to the CI.S. and modem life in each
country.
Profs. Herb Llngren and Julie Johnson FACS
396 or896/3 credits
Italy
I Color Woodcut Printmaking in Florence:
June 30-July 25 Contemporary methods
in woodcut printmaking. Technical and
conceptual projects are demonstrated and discussed.
Intensive studio time balanced with field trips for
inspiration and study into print archives, museums in
Florence and other historical cities.
Prof. Karen Kune ART/PRNT241,242,341,343,
441, or442 + graduate leoels/3 credits
# China
International Business in Beijing:
May 12-27 Broaden your perspective on
culture, political systems, economic and
business practices in China. Study foe importance of
foe People's Republic of China in the global market
Itinerary indudes Beijing, Xi'an and Shanghai.
Profs. Rung Chen and Wanru Su ORBA 896 or
ACCT399 or MRKT399/3 credits
Czech Republic
Czech Language and Culture in
Plzen (PUsen): July 5-27 Study the
__ Czech or Russian language or participate
in a Czech history and culture course taught in
English at the University of West Bohemia in Plzen.
You will also have the opportunity for excursions to
Prague and other places of historic and cultural
interest _
Iecon or art/6 credits For more Information, contact International Affairs:
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