Jack's Recovery from Perihepatic Abscess and Atypical Pneumonia
Jack recovered after 17 days at Kindred Hospital following a perforated gallbladder, abscess, atypical pneumonia, and pleural effusions.
A Patient Success Story from Kindred Hospital South Florida - Coral Gables
Jack lived independently until he experienced a prolonged hospitalization with multiple complications.
AT ADMISSION
A perforated gallbladder led to a perihepatic abscess, atypical pneumonia, and pleural effusions (fluid around the lungs). He was found to have a developing hepatic abscess (infected pocket near the liver).
TREATMENT AT KINDRED
At Kindred Hospital South Florida - Coral Gables, medical, surgical, wound, nutrition, and rehabilitation teams managed Jack’s recovery. His condition improved until every tube and drain was removed. He enjoyed going to the facility gym.
OUTCOME
After 17 days, Jack returned home recovered and eager to resume his usual activities, especially exercising at his community gym.
"Amazing hospital and staff, especially Guillermina, Ivania, Pedro and Alex."
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