Kevin Christ’s double lung transplant journey featured by 6abc

Kevin Christ’s double lung transplant journey featured by 6abc
Rebecca Armbruster, DO, MS, FACOI: Chief Medical Officer — Jeanes Hospital
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6abc recently covered the story of Kevin Christ, a patient at Temple Lung Center who underwent a double lung transplant in April 2025. At 35 years old, Mr. Christ had been reliant on supplemental oxygen for his entire life. Now, following the transplant, he is able to live without being connected to an oxygen supply.

Dr. Gerard Criner, Mr. Christ’s pulmonologist and Director of the Temple Lung Center, was interviewed about the extensive medical journey that led to this significant procedure.

“Mr. Christ was on supplemental oxygen his whole life,” Dr. Criner stated during the interview.

The feature highlighted both Mr. Christ’s personal experience and the medical efforts involved in his treatment over the past decade.



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