The University of Michigan Health Transplant Center is dedicated to helping our lung transplant patients and their families better understand the care we provide. The Lung Transplant Patient Education videos were developed to address this need and help to answer many of the common questions patients raise leading to and during the course of their care.
Videos
Lung Transplant Education
Lung Transplant Social Work (7:27): An introduction to our transplant social workers and the services and support they offer both pre- and post-transplant.
What Happens When You’re Called to the Hospital for Your Transplant (11:37): A transplant coordinator discusses how to prepare for the call for transplant and what to expect when you are admitted to the hospital.
Medications After Lung Transplantation (9:23): Our transplant pharmacists review important medications taken by patients post-transplant.
--What is Medication Adherence?
--Traveling After Transplant
--Prescription Refills for your Medications
Frequently Asked Questions After Lung Transplant Surgery (8:28): Transplant Center staff discuss what to expect after your hospitalization for lung transplantation.
Physical Therapy: Pre and Post-Transplant Exercises
Exercises to Do Before Lung Transplantation (5:51): A physical therapist describes and demonstrates the exercises a patient should do before their lung transplantation.
Precautions for Patients After Lung Transplant Surgery (5:19): A physical therapist discusses the precautions patient should take after lung transplant surgery.
Exercises to Do After Lung Transplant Surgery (6:29): A physical therapist discusses and demonstrates the exercises a patient should do after their lung transplantation.
Breathing Exercises to Do After Lung Transplant Surgery (7:44): A physical therapist discusses and demonstrates the breathing exercises a patient should do after lung transplantation.
Post-Transplant Patient Stories
Hear from our post lung transplant patients and caregivers about going through the transplant process and learning to live with new lungs.