Cardiac Cath Photos Jon Hillenbrand, October 26, 2007October 17, 2019 Some of my images were placed on a blog that a great physician, Westby Fisher, runs for his patients and other docs. You can view them here: Click Here I’d like to thank one of the nurses for stopping me from walking into a room without a lead apron on. My perfectly formed babies will thank you. Photography Thoughts photography
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Hey, you posted! Did you have to shoot all this from start to finish?! Sounds like a long day. How does one walk around while wearing a lead apron, isn’t it heavy?
I shot it for about 45 minutes or so, and then went back and shot a group shot once the procedures were done. The lead apron is very close to your body, like lead spandex. So it’s not difficult to work with it. And I have worn it before and knew what to expect. And I’m really strong. 😉
I just shot in the Cath Lab again recently, and I spent about 5 minutes in there without the dang lead apron on, so I take back all of my good wishes for those Cath nurses.