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Outcomes: Mortality, Morbidity, and Quality of Life
… to normal life, however, does come with certain limits. For example, weightlifters can resume weight-training up to … risk of joint problems. Follow-up monitoring is necessary for all those undergoing surgery. In those with valve-sparing … healthy limits, as the remaining aorta is still at risk for problems. You will need careful follow-up with annual CT …
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The Benefits of Breast Reduction Surgery
… can be.” At age 54, Levella went to Dr. Jeffrey Ascherman for a breast reduction surgery that would change her life, … arms and fingers. It took her almost a decade to seek help for a worsening situation that she assumed was related to her … get through the first mile. Now I can’t wait to train for this event, and plan to send Dr. Ascherman a photo of me …
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Familial Amyloidosis & the Liver
… system, and other organs. One of the only treatments for this condition is a liver transplantation. Causes … then doctors may conduct a physical examination to test for symptoms such as neuropathy (numbness in hands and feet). … differently depending on the type of amyloid mutation. For some, the symptoms may be few and/or minor. For others …
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Project Work Flow and Intake Form
… twice a week with recommendations of feasibility, request for more information, potential problems with completion, … submit data to CIOR and meet with the CIOR team for a better understanding of project. Investigator may be …
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A2ALL: Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Transplant Cohort Study
… The study is being conducted for the following reasons: To determine the prevalence, … liver transplant (LDLT) among all donors and recipients for use by other adult-to-adult living donor liver transplant …
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Thoracic Team’s Thymectomy Approach Published in Annals of Cardiothoracic Surgery
… Thymectomy . In their article and accompanying video for physicians, the authors present a case example of a woman … invasive thymectomy (removal of the thymus gland) for myasthenia gravis. Compared to open thymectomy, the …
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Jeffrey A Ascherman, MD
… function and balance. He has been listed annually for the past 15 years in both New York Magazine’s Best … care. Beyond his clinical practice, he’s known for his humanitarian work, performing life-changing surgeries …
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Dina Podolsky, MD
… Surgeons. Dr. Podolsky has received numerous awards for her training and teaching, including the Leo M. Davidoff Award for Outstanding Teaching and the Golden Apple Teaching Award. …
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Selective venous sampling—solving a hypertension puzzle
… curable. In his mid-fifties, JM had been struggling for years to keep his high blood pressure under control. … weren't working well, leaving him at continued risk for kidney failure, heart disease, and other serious health … after he and Dr. Lee recognized the increasing need for it at the Adrenal Center. "The left side is easy to …
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Connective Tissue Disease (Including Marfan Syndrome)
… Genetics at Columbia University to evaluate patients for the presence of connective tissue disorders. Patients who … or abnormal tissue consistency may also be referred for genetic testing upon further counsel. Marfan Syndrome … tissues puts patients with Marfan syndrome at risk for aortic aneurysm, heart valve disease, and aortic …
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Cirrhosis
… caused by liver damage, which makes it difficult for the liver to function. It can take years to become … : Alcoholism is defined as five or more drinks a day for at least five of the past month. Chronic Viral Hepatitis … Liver Cancer : Regular examinations will help monitor for any signs of liver cancer, which can be a complication of …
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Vascular Surgery Fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
… development of the technical and cognitive skills required for physicians to provide comprehensive treatment of … aneurysm repair program. There is a matching program for vascular surgery fellowships. Complete information can be … program page or view the program’s brochure here . For inquiries, please email Bi-Campus Program Director , …
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Patient Story: Marc Weisenfreund
… he says. Marc had suffered from symptoms of indigestion for about 20 years, relying on daily medications to prevent … his research about Dr. Geller’s experience, Marc came in for a consult in January, 2016. Marc says that he had never … needed care, he would have changed his plans to be here for me.” Marc offered to share his story here so that others …
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Contact
… as possible. We also invite you to use us as a resource for exploring a career in surgery, and of course we welcome your suggestions for improving and enhancing the clerkship experience at any … shelby.cooper@bassett.org Eric Dong, MD Course Director for Stamford Phone: 203.276.5959 Email: XDong@shipmds.org …
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Case Study: Hernia in a Young Woman-Mesh or No Mesh?
… a symptomatic bulge at her umbilicus. She’s had the bulge for several years but recently it’s started to cause her … can cause pain and discomfort while pregnant; therefore, for an umbilical hernia in a healthy female, a primary … Center and provider at Columbia’s Hernia Center SIGN UP FOR OUR HERNIA WEBINAR Hernia Repair: Does Gender Matter? We …
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