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PATIENT MEDICAL RECORD SURGICAL REPORT #957

Patient Name: Misha Lupical Age: 14 Sex: Male Date of Surgery: ██ ██ ███ Surgeons: Doctor Paene Lupical, Petya Yordanovich (cardiologist) Anasthesiologist: Malcolm Grey Procedure: Organ Transplantation and Cardiovascular Augmentation

PRE-OP NOTES

Diagnosis: Multiple organ failure (lungs, gallbladder, liver, kidneys, spleen) due to malignancy and systemic toxicity; cardiovascular inefficiency requiring augmentation

Planned Procedure:

Organ Transplants: - Gallbladder, lungs, liver, kidneys, spleen excision and synthetic organ implantation - Major arterial and venous reinforcement with synthetic materials - Connection of transplanted organs to neurological implant

Cardiovascular Augmentation: - Secondary four-chamber heart implantation (continuous steady-state circulation with pre-coded heart rates for rest and different exertion modes)

Structural EnhancementsL - Endoskeletal reinforcement with flexible carbon-fiber mesh (beneath ribs)

Anesthesia plan: - General anesthesia with neuromuscular blockade - Continuous hemodynamic and neurological monitoring - Peripheral nerve stimulation for post-op functional assessment INTRA-OP NOTES:

Anesthesia Induction: - Patient intubated and placed under general anesthesia by anesthesiologist Malcolm Grey - Central venous access obtained (catheter inserted in subclavian vein) - Cardiopulmonary monitoring initiated

Intra-operation Actions: - Diseased lungs, liver, spleen, gallbladder, and kidneys removed - Synthetic organ replacements positioned and vascular connections established by Doctor Petya Yordanovich - Major arterial and venous structures reinforced with synthetic conduits - Endoskeletal mesh placed beneath ribcage; no interference with respiratory motion detected

Complications: - Initial rejection response to liver implant triggered hypercytokinemia, requiring instant immunosuppressive therapy - Temporary hypotension following spleen replacement; stabilized with IV fluids - Unexpected clot formation near secondary heart implantation site, requiring immediate removal and anticoagulant administration - Delayed vascular integration of synthetic kidneys, leading to brief renal hypoperfusion; resolved with perfusion adjustment

Closure & Recovery: - Hemostasis confirmed across all surgical sites - Incisions closed with bio-compatible sutures and synthetic dermal grafts - Patient transferred to ICU for post-op observation POST-OP NOTES:

Immediate Post-Op Status: - Patient successfully extubated, spontaneous respiration intact - Secondary heart maintaining consistent circulation with expected oxygen levels (confirmed by Dr. Petya Yordanovich) - Moderate pain and discomfort noted, managed with analgesics

Complications: - Acute hypertension episodes likely cause by vascular reinforcement adaptation; managed with a vasodilator medication - Persistent metabolic imbalance due to synthetic liver requiring enzyme therapy for stabilization - Mild pulmonary edema in left synthetic lung, resolving with respiratory support Ongoing Monitoring & Adjustments: - Secondary heart function optimization for long-term stability - Periodic enzyme regulation assessment for synthetic liver - Renal output monitoring for continued integration - Regular pulmonary function tests for synthetic lung efficiency

Discharge Plan: - Estimated hospital stay - 12-16 days - Physical rehabilitation for systemic adaptation (done by Doctor Lea Anderson and physical therapist John O'Nella) - Regular biomonitoring for cardiovascular and organ function stability - Regular neural implant monitoring to check for the integration of transplanted organs and their proper function

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the sky is heavy

so very heavy

it is heavy with tears and my eyes, too, are heavy with tears

yearning. it is yearning for the gentle caress of your gaze

just as i yearn for the gentle caress of your hand upon my chest, my arms, my face

it weeps now, just as i do

it weeps and floods and floods and floods the soil with tears

it is heavy

the clouds are heavy and they weep for you, trying to raise your body from your grave like the marigolds that i planted there, trying to help you grow back the flesh now long-gone from your bones, the beautiful corruption of death's touch having left you bare and cold in your coffin

i planted them there

i planted them there

i planted them there...

the sky is heavy

so... very heavy, like my heart, weeping for you, awaiting your return

like a loyal dog, i wait for your return, curled at the foot of the grave you now call your final resting place

the stone angel watches and weeps corroded tears.

i am not a dog

and it is just a statue

and the rain doesn't raise you like a flower

the sky is heavy

it stays heavy

it stays heavy...

-an excerpt of Dr. Paene Lupical's journal, year ████, titled ████████ ███ ████ █████ █████

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