Heart-lung bypass a COVID-19 rescue tool in Minnesota John Grubb was something of a celebrity when he left HCMC on Monday after surviving COVID and being on a heart-lung bypass machine for 81 days. May 3, 2021 7:02pm Text size Copy shortlink:
John Grubb was something of a celebrity when he left HCMC on Monday crowds gathered for pictures at his bedside and nurses hugged the St. Michael, Minn., man and said goodbye.
When severe COVID-19 leaves you on a heart-lung bypass machine for 81 days, and you make it out of the hospital alive, you tend to get noticed. That s the longest we ve had a survivor on veno-venous ECMO so far, said Dr. Matthew Prekker, a medical director of HCMC s ECMO program, who treated Grubb. He s had the longest duration of support and fortunately is going to be a survivor.
Heart-lung bypass a COVID-19 rescue tool in Minnesota
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Renowned Minnesota pianist named official Steinway Artist
Last April, KARE caught up with Nachito Herrera after a battle with COVID-19 that nearly killed him. Now he s recognized as an official Steinway Artist Author: Kent Erdahl Updated: 7:06 PM CST February 5, 2021
MINNESOTA, USA If you re looking for a little more music this weekend, you have an opportunity to check out a beloved local musician online.
Renowned pianist, Nachito Herrera, was just named an official Steinway Artist. It’s a rare designation and one he celebrated with a special performance and conversation with Schmitt Music from his home in Minnesota. It s available to watch online right now, and it s just the latest incredible chapter in his story.
How we got through: 10 great escapes from the hellscape that was 2020 The unexpected arts, outdoor diversions and online alternatives that helped our writers endure a challenging year.
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Shall we dance (take 1)
Polka during a pandemic? It seemed unlikely, even unnecessary. But one summer night, a band s oom-pah-pah rhythms filled an outdoor hockey rink in Grand Rapids, Minn. As Mollie B & Squeezebox played, couples tapped their toes and did the two-step each within their own 6- by 6-foot squares, chalked on the pavement. Polka pods: another safety-first innovation dreamed up by the Reif Performing Arts Center. The Reif was the first venue in the state to host a drive-in concert, staging a musical duo on a scissor lift. It put on drive-in movies, too, with socially distanced cars in its lot. Then it tried boat-in concerts, with ban
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, concerts have moved online as artists, venues and other outlets create new ways to re-imagine the live-music experience as social-distancing practices are commonplace. New platforms and ticketed online events have emerged as the music industry continues to innovate during this time.
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