# 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]

## What this stands on

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, News)
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, News)
3. The Royal Palace stated that Queen Mette-Marit has experienced complications since her lung transplant in June, requiring observation throughout the day. (Aftenposten, News)
4. The specific reason for Princess Märtha Louise's visit to Rikshospitalet is currently unknown. (Aftenposten, News)
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, News)
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, News)
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, News)

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