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Princess Märtha Louise Leaves Oslo Hospital After Brief Visit

Princess Märtha Louise departed Rikshospitalet in Oslo after a short visit on Tuesday.

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Princess Märtha Louise arrived at Rikshospitalet in Oslo in the late afternoon on Tuesday and departed after spending a few hours at the facility. [1] King Haakon and Queen Mette-Marit of Norway visited Rikshospitalet in Oslo on a Tuesday afternoon, with the King arriving around 17:00 and leaving alone at 18:22 before returning at 21:00 to depart with the Queen. [2] The Royal Palace stated that Queen Mette-Marit has experienced complications since her lung transplant in June, requiring observation throughout the day. [3] The specific reason for Princess Märtha Louise's visit to Rikshospitalet is currently unknown. [4] Are Holm, a lung specialist at Rikshospitalet, stated in a press release that complications are not unusual after a lung transplant and that the Queen must be observed throughout the day. [5] Queen Mette-Marit canceled her attendance at the King's oath of office ceremony at the Stortinget due to complications following her lung transplant in the summer. [6] Queen Mette-Marit was diagnosed with chronic lung disease, pulmonary fibrosis, in 2018 and underwent a successful lung transplant on June 17, with discharge instructions to undergo rehabilitation for the next six months. [7]
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  1. Princess Märtha Louise arrived at Rikshospitalet in Oslo in the late afternoon on Tuesday and departed after spending a few hours at the facility. · Aftenposten
  2. King Haakon and Queen Mette-Marit of Norway visited Rikshospitalet in Oslo on a Tuesday afternoon, with the King arriving around 17:00 and leaving alone at 18:22 before returning at 21:00 to depart with the Queen. · Berlingske
  3. The Royal Palace stated that Queen Mette-Marit has experienced complications since her lung transplant in June, requiring observation throughout the day. · Aftenposten
  4. The specific reason for Princess Märtha Louise's visit to Rikshospitalet is currently unknown. · Aftenposten
  5. Are Holm, a lung specialist at Rikshospitalet, stated in a press release that complications are not unusual after a lung transplant and that the Queen must be observed throughout the day. · Berlingske
  6. Queen Mette-Marit canceled her attendance at the King's oath of office ceremony at the Stortinget due to complications following her lung transplant in the summer. · Berlingske
  7. Queen Mette-Marit was diagnosed with chronic lung disease, pulmonary fibrosis, in 2018 and underwent a successful lung transplant on June 17, with discharge instructions to undergo rehabilitation for the next six months. · Berlingske
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