بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
من يقول أنا لها ... حالته في تدهور خطير نسأل الله أن يلطف به
في تواصل مع أخي ناصر السبيعي
أكد أن حالة أخيه محمد في تدهور خطير
فبعد أن فقد الأمل بأي مسئول فهو ينشادكم
برفع اكف الضراعة الى الله أن يلطف بأخيه
ومناشدة خاصة لأهل الأخير أو من يستطيع
رفع الموضوع إلى من بيده بعد الله سبحانه وتعالى
علاج أخيه في الخارج
أن يسارع قبل أن تفارق الروح الجسد
أبناء محمد السبيعي
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
من يقول أنا لها ... حالته في تدهور خطير نسأل الله أن يلطف به
في تواصل...
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
عبر البريد
قال تعالى:
,,أنه من قتل نفسًا بغير نفس أو فساد في الأرض فكأنما قتل الناس جميعًا ومن أحياها فكأنما أحيا الناس جميعًا"..
أخي يصارع الموت دون مساعدة جميع من طلبت مساعدتهم من المسؤولين أنا لا أطالب الأن في تنفيذ الأوامر
الملكية السابقة ,, أنا أطالب في علاجه بمستشفى ولنجتون في لندن فلدي قبول منهم وخطه علاجيه لأخي
المريض وبمساعدة المكتب الصحي السعودي والأن أناشد فاعلي الخير وأصحاب الأيادي البيضاء في علاجه
هناك ,, فياباغي الخير أقبل ..
ناصر صلحان السبيعي
0556858666
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هذي الخطه العلاجية والقبول من لندن ومعلومات الاتصال بهم
Good Morning Nasser
Re: Mohammed Salhan Al-Subaie
Medical Report dated the 02.11.08
My name is Troy Coldrick I am the Neurological Rehabilitation Manager at the Wellington Hospital Rehabilitation Unit
Please find below a medical report from Dr Richard Greenwood Consultant Neurologist.
If you require any further information or I can help in anyway please do not hesitate to contact me.
Kind Regards
Troy
Troy Coldrick
Business Development Manager
Rehabilitation Unit
The Wellington Hospital
Circus Road St John's Wood
London NW8 6PD
Tel: 020 7586 2462
020 7586 5959
Fax:020 7586 2462
Mobile:07931 368771
troy.coldrick@hcahealthcare.co.uk
www.thewellingtonhospital.com
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Dr. Richard Greenwood, MD, FRCP
Consultant Neurologist
The Wellington Hospital, King Edward VII Hospital Private Consulting Rooms
Wellington Place, Beaumont Street The National Hospital for
London NW8 9LE London W1G 6AA Neurology & Neurosurgery
60 Great Ormond Street
Secretary 01727 853385 London WC1N 3HR
Fax 01727 834103
RG:rmg:WH 12th November, 2008
Dr. Yousef Abdulghani,
Saudi Health Attache,
The Saudi Health Office,
Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia,
60 Queen Anne Street, Tel: 0207 935 9931
London W1G 8HP Fax: 020 7486 6275
Dear Dr. Abdulghani,
Mohammed Salhan AL-SUBAIE, aged 31
Thank you for asking me to comment on this patient’s medical report of 9.3.08. I gather that he sustained a very severe head injury on 22.3.07 in a road traffic accident, as well as a fractured right humerus. He required intensive care and ventilation for a month until he became self-ventilating, and has undergone a variety of rehabilitative and other treatments since then, including a left hemisphere stem-cell implant in China on 30.10.07 and 30 two-hour sessions of hyperbaric oxygen.
At the time the report was written he continued to need a tracheostomy and nasogastric-tube feeding, and remained doubly incontinent, with a spastic quadriparesis. He was able to voluntarily move the left hand and fingers and left hip and knee, track visually, move his lips and tongue, and his eyebrows, particularly the left, on request, and was able to follow yes/no requests.
Any further treatment should be directed toward increasing his ability to communicate with his family and carers by using his ability to respond to yes/no commands, and exploring his ability to make choices, for example between picture representations of his possible needs, to enable him to confirm a carer or family member his particular need at any
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Mohammed Salhan AL-SUBAIE (cont)
time. In addition it may be possible to wean and decannulate the tracheostomy, substitute the nasogastric tube with a gastrostomy, explore his ability to safely swallow food and fluid, and investigate whether further management of his spasticity would be helpful to his handling and wheelchair mobility. At present, there are no ongoing clinical trials of stem-cell transplantation for patients after severe brain injury in either Europe or North America, and it is unlikely that these trials will start in the immediate future for such patients, although the matter is being explored for patients after spinal injury. Stem-cell transplants offered on an ad hoc basis in other parts of the world are not controlled and have thus resulted in no evidence of any beneficial effects.
It is likely that his care needs could be lessened with further intensive inpatient rehabilitation, addressing goals in the areas detailed above, in a programme such as that available at the Wellington Hospital, and should he come to London I would be pleased to co-ordinate his overall care and management.
With kind regards,
Yours sincerely,
Richard Greenwood, MD, FRCP
Consultant Neurologist
Cc: Troy Coldrick, Business Manager, Centre for Acute Neuro-rehabilitation, North Block, Wellington Hospital, 8A Circus Road, London NW8 6PD Tel/Fax: 0207 586 2462
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وايضا
RE: Rehabilitation Information for Mr Al-Subaie.
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Dear Mr Nasser
Please find below a medical report from Dr Richard Greenwood and the cost of the Rehabilitation treatment at the Wellington Hospital.
Dr. Richard Greenwood, MD, FRCP
Consultant Neurologist
The Wellington Hospital, King Edward VII Hospital Private Consulting Rooms
Wellington Place, Beaumont Street The National Hospital for
London NW8 9LE London W1G 6AA Neurology & Neurosurgery
60 Great Ormond Street
Secretary 01727 853385 London WC1N 3HR
Fax 01727 834103
RG:rmg:WH 12th November, 2008
To Whom It May Concern:
Mohammed Salhan AL-SUBAIE, aged 31
Thank you for asking me to comment on this patient’s medical report of 9.3.08. I gather that he sustained a very severe head injury on 22.3.07 in a road traffic accident, as well as a fractured right humerus. He required intensive care and ventilation for a month until he became self-ventilating, and has undergone a variety of rehabilitative and other treatments since then, including a left hemisphere stem-cell implant in China on 30.10.07 and 30 two-hour sessions of hyperbaric oxygen.
At the time the report was written he continued to need a tracheostomy and nasogastric-tube feeding, and remained doubly incontinent, with a spastic quadriparesis. He was able to voluntarily move the left hand and fingers and left hip and knee, track visually, move his lips and tongue, and his eyebrows, particularly the left, on request, and was able to follow yes/no requests.
Any further treatment should be directed toward increasing his ability to communicate with his family and carers by using his ability to respond to yes/no commands, and exploring his ability to make choices, for example between picture representations of his possible needs, to enable him to confirm a carer or family member his particular need at anytime. In addition it may be possible to wean and decannulate the tracheostomy, substitute the nasogastric tube with a gastrostomy, explore his ability to safely swallow food and fluid, and investigate whether further management of his spasticity would be helpful to his handling and wheelchair mobility. At present, there are no ongoing clinical trials of stem-cell transplantation for patients after severe brain injury in either Europe or North America, and it is unlikely that these trials will start in the immediate future for such patients, although the matter is being explored for patients after spinal injury. Stem-cell transplants offered on an ad hoc basis in other parts of the world are not controlled and have thus resulted in no evidence of any beneficial effects.
It is likely that his care needs could be lessened with further intensive inpatient rehabilitation, addressing goals in the areas detailed above, in a programme such as that available at the Wellington Hospital, and should he come to London I would be pleased to co-ordinate his overall care and management.
With kind regards,
Yours sincerely,
Richard Greenwood, MD, FRCP
Consultant Neurologist
Cc: Troy Coldrick, Business Manager, Centre for Acute Neuro-rehabilitation, North Block, Wellington Hospital, 8A Circus Road, London NW8 6PD Tel/Fax: 0207 586 2462
To Whom It May Concern:
RE: Mohammed Salhan Al Subaie
Please find below the cost of the Rehabilitation treatment at the Wellington Hospital.
The admitting Consultant will be Dr Richard Greenwood Consultant Neurologist and the patient will require a one to one Nurse.
The cost of the Rehabilitation treatment package will be £8,900 per week.
The cost of the Special One to one Nurse will be approximately £6,500.00 per week.
The treatment package includes: Dr Richard Greenwood Fee
Room charge
Pharmacy
Medical consumables
Nursing therapy
Dietician
Neurophysiotherapy
Neuropsychology
Occupational therapy
Speech and Language therapy
Radiology and Pathology
The above treatment package will not include: CT / MRI scans
Surgical intervention
Special equipment
24 hrs Special Nursing
Any other Consultants Fees
The Wellington Hospital would require a deposit of £60,000 and the hospital account will be billed every two weeks thereafter. The method of payment can be made by credit card or bank transfer.
Please find listed below the Hospital Bank Details are:
HCA International Limited.
Barclays Bank PLC
St Johns Wood and Swiss Cottage Branch
PO BOX 2764
London
NW3 6JD
Sort Code: 20 74 63
Account Number: 80933279
In the mean time, if you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact the Rehabilitation Unit Administration Department.
Yours Sincerely
Troy Coldrick
Business Development Manager
Wellington Hospital
Circus Road
St Johns Wood
London NW8 6PD, United Kingdom
t: +44(0)20 7483 5348 f: +44(0)20 7586 2462
Email: troy.coldrick@hcahealthcare.co.uk www: thewellingtonrehabunit.com
Cc: Steve Gilbert
Rehabilitation Advisor
t: +44(0)20 7483 5348 f: +44(0)20 7586 2462
Email: steve.gilbert@hcahealthcare.co.uk