小飛魚換心完成 未來數天關鍵

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「小飛魚」林言臻前晚在ç'ªéº—醫院通宵完成長é"8小時的換心手è¡"，於清晨5時ç"±é†«è­·äººå"¡é€å›žå¿ƒè‚ºç§'深切治療部ä¼'息，其母（左）通宵守候，得見愛女無恙，事後激動表示「這是一個重ç"Ÿæ©Ÿæœƒï¼Œä¸€å€‹æ–°å¸Œæœ›ï¼ã€ï¼ˆè"¡æ–¹å±±æ"ï¼‰


【明報專訊ã€'因急性心肌炎垂危的13歲女飛魚林言臻，前晚獲車禍身亡的林德新捐出心臟，ç¶"多名醫ç"Ÿé€šå®µåŠªåŠ›é€¾8小時終完成換心手è¡"，「新心臟」昨已能自行跳動，情况暫時穩定，惟言臻仍未脫離危險期，醫ç"Ÿç¨±æœªä¾†æ•¸å¤©æ¥µç‚ºé—œéµã€‚言臻母親再次感激捐心者給了女å…'一個重ç"Ÿæ©Ÿæœƒï¼Œè¨€è‡»çˆ¶è¦ªå«æ·šç¥ˆæ±‚「希望有一天，可以挽着女å…'的手一起離開醫院」，兩夫婦並å'¼ç±²æ›´å¤šå¸‚æ°'能ç­"允捐贈器官，福澤他人。

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前晚8時許，言臻獲日前因車禍腦幹死亡的48歲「好爸爸」林德新捐出心臟，在ç'ªéº—醫院做換心手è¡"。言臻母親林太在手è¡"室外通宵守候，見到愛女推è¿"病房，稍æ"¾ä¸‹å¿ƒé ­å¤§çŸ³ï¼Œæ—‹å³è¶•å›žå®¶ä¸­ç…§é¡§å¹¼å¥³ä¸Šå­¸ã€‚
其後得悉愛女無恙，林太激動說﹕「這是一個重ç"Ÿæ©Ÿæœƒï¼Œä¸€å€‹æ–°å¸Œæœ›ï¼ã€è¨€è‡»é›–未脫離危險期，林太仍樂觀é"﹕「將來的事，慢慢再說，未來數天是決定性日子，希望囡囡有é 'å¼·ç"Ÿå'½åŠ›ï¼Œä¸è¦æµªè²»äº†æè´ˆè€…的心臟。」
提及遺愛人é–"的林德新，言臻父親林先ç"Ÿæµä¸‹æ„Ÿæ¿€æ·šï¹•ã€Œå¥½å¤šè¬ä»–å€'一家，在艱辛時刻作出偉大決定，希望上天眷顧他å€'。」他指言臻極幸運，臥牀3星期來病情持續惡化，幸獲捐心，女å…'僅13歲，幸因ç¶"常運動é«"形較大，才可接受成年人的心臟。他看到換心輪候冊上不乏å°'年病人，深切é«"會到其父母的心情，å'¼ç±²æœ‰å¹´å¹¼å­å¥³ä¸å¹¸èº«äº¡çš„家庭捐出亡者器官.

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