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Our Super Specialty: Reoperative Colorectal Surgery
… and pelvic surgery for a variety of conditions. Scarring from previous surgery, postoperative complications, … while restoring function Extensive alteration of anatomy from previous operations Enterocutaneous and … that could not be treated effectively elsewhere. From complicated and complex disease management to corrective …
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What We’re Reading: 02/12/21
… A few highlights from around the web that made it into our feeds this week. … is a concise breakdown of heart disease and Covid risk. ( From people.com ) The Virus Is Evolving. But So Are Your … and mount protective defenses. An epic, indeed. ( From theatlantic.com ) People With Intellectual Disabilities …
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What We’re Reading: 03/19/21
… A few highlights from around the web that made it into our feeds this week. … by the vaccine hoarding of wealthier countries. ( From nytimes.com ) The Coronavirus Variants Experts Are Most … and interesting exploration of the current variants from the scientist’s perspective. Immunology experts do an …
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Adrenal Awareness: Today’s Adrenal Surgery Techniques (and Tomorrow’s)
… appendixes, intestines, and stomachs, laparoscopic from the front. We in the field who do the approach from the back know that it just looks different when you're … experience, I would say that we think that the approach from the back, the retroperitoneal approach, tends to have a …
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JJSS Newsletter Summer 2013
… CONTENTS Thoughts from the Recorder of the Society Surgical Education Updates …
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Saqib Saeed, MD
… College of Medicine with advanced cardiovascular training from Mayo Clinic Rochester. He is also part of the faculty …
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Dr. James Lee has been selected to serve as Chairman of the Postgraduate Course in Endocrine Surgery at the American College of Surgeons in October 2013.
… and brings together the top surgeons in endocrine surgery from around the world to educate physicians in the diagnosis …
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Suture vs. Stitch: What’s the Difference?
… amount of support the tissue requires. Sutures are made from both natural materials and synthetics. Some are designed … of the stitches. And while closing a wound may look simple from the outside, suturing is a precise skill that takes …
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Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian Among the Best Hospitals in the Nation, per U.S. News and World Report
… provide the best, groundbreaking care for our community. From state-of-the-art surgical advances and top medical care … for you and the best care within reach. If you need care from one of the best medical centers in New York, we’re here …
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Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian Among the Best Hospitals in the Nation, per U.S. News and World Report
… provide the best, groundbreaking care for our community. From state-of-the-art surgical advances and top medical care … for you and the best care within reach. If you need care from one of the best medical centers in New York, we’re here …
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Healthy Baby after Kidney Transplant and Another on the Way
… As a high school student, Fanny Powers suffered from recurring bladder infections and soon discovered that … Fanny was dangerously underweight, having dropped from 130 to 92 pounds. Life was put on hold. At this point, …
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Pancreatic Cancer: Family History and Genetics
… of “sporadic” causes. This means the cancers developed from environmental factors (such as toxins from cigarette smoke) that randomly caused abnormalities in … other cancers, genetic screening, and other indicators. From there, our team compiles a personalized surveillance …
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First patient at NYP/Columbia receives intraoperative radiation therapy
… culmination of a great collaborative effort and support from the NYP team over several years. This represents a major …
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Kurun Partap Singh Oberoi, MD
… Minimally Invasive Surgery. He received his medical degree from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He …
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