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Walking through the Pain: One Woman’s Battle with Claudication
… up in Dr. Morrissey’s office.” Dr. Nicholas Morrissey is a vascular surgeon at New-York Presbyterian … was it,” said Sheila. “I do wonder still when the bomb is gonna drop—if the stent is going to fail. But I’ve walked for four months now. It’s …
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What We’re Reading: 01/29/21
… must be addressed head-on. Hearing from an ER doctor, who is not a vaccine skeptic, about the reasons for her initial … myths, we must normalize medical mistrust. ( From nbcnews.com ) Why Vaccines Alone Will Not End the Pandemic If you … What We’re Reading: 07/10/20 What We’re Reading: 06/26/20 What We’re Reading: 06/19/20 What We’re Reading: …
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Race & Health Curriculum
… at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Our goal is to increase awareness and knowledge of racism and racial … part of this conversation. The schedule of these meetings is as follows: We begin every meeting by emphasizing that this is a safe place. We are all learning how to discuss these …
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COVID-19 Update from Dr. Smith: 4/9/20
… of normal. Anxiety associated with that state of affairs is buffered by our ability to contribute to the fight against … When can we reactivate the ORs converted to ICUs? Most important, when will the risk to patients return to … from the Chair: 3/27/20 COVID-19 Updates from the Chair: 3/26/20 COVID-19 Updates from the Chair: 3/25/20 COVID-19 …
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Colorectal Cancer Care at Columbia
… to help. Columbia’s colorectal surgery program offers the most up-to-date treatment options for colorectal cancer, … cases. We are dedicated to providing our patients with the most effective care while maintaining their quality of life. … of the most difficult cases. If you or someone you love is in need of care for a colorectal issue, we’re here to …
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Acute Care & Elective General Surgery
… our fingertips, our team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia is uniquely qualified to give quick, accurate diagnosis and … on complex cases that require a higher level of care than most community hospitals can provide, and we always work with the most up-to-date technology, including robotic surgical …
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Hernia Surgery
… facilitate a more rapid return to normal activity. What is a Hernia? A hernia is a weakness that generally occurs in … part of an organ, or fat to protrude. Hernia is among the most common medical disorders. Hernias may occur at any age, … (umbilical), above the navel (epigastric), and at the site of previous surgery (incisional). Complications of …
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Skin Cancer & Mohs Procedure
… the nose, ear, and face. Reconstruction of these defects is dependent on the site and extent of the defect, but may include the use of … and swelling usually dissipate within two to three weeks. Most patients resume their normal routines within a week to …
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About Our Health Guide Team
… We understand that each individual's healthcare journey is unique, and our goal is to empower you with quality information to make informed … deeper, at your own pace. We are dedicated to serving as a trusted resource for all your health-related inquiries and …
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The Columbia Hereditary Colorectal Cancer Center
… The mission of our Hereditary Colorectal Cancer Center is to prevent death from cancer and to maintain quality of … Colorectal Cancer Center are trained to perform all the most advanced techniques to treat colorectal cancers at all … 342-1155 or request an appointment online today. We accept most major insurance plans and can verify your plan when you …
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Esophageal Cancer
… The two most common types of esophageal cancer are squamous cell … cancer include: Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) is the most common symptom of esophageal cancer. It doesn't … including the placement of small catheters threaded to the site of the tumor to deliver a high dose of radiation. …
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New Program for Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
… Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is now the most common cause of chronic liver disease in the … they leave our center.” Innovative services include: On site nutritionist who evaluates every new patient (at no …
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Diaphragm Eventration
… Diaphragm eventration is a condition in which the diaphragm—the main muscle used … What are the signs & symptoms of diaphragm eventration? Most cases of diaphragm eventration can be present at birth … . Learn more about our efforts to bring you the clearest, most accurate, and most human health resources available. …
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Pediatric Liver to Adult Transition (PLATinum) Program
… care. Our program operates within one of the largest and most experienced liver transplantation centers in the U.S. … form . About Health Care Transition Health care transition is the process of moving from a pediatric (family centered) … offers unique support for all pediatric patients aged 12 - 26 years old, who have received a liver transplant. Our …
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What We’re Reading: 02/05/21
… the scientific components were not rushed. The other end is more like a new beginning—deeper than politics, deeper … healthcare. We must grasp at the root. ( From newyorker.com ) A Parallel Pandemic Hits Health Care Workers: Trauma … What We’re Reading: 07/10/20 What We’re Reading: 06/26/20 What We’re Reading: 06/19/20 What We’re Reading: …
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