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State of the Union: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in 2025

… abdomen [that includes skin, fat, and blood vessels]. We can use other parts of the body too. The fat grafting alone, very few people do, and I don't think it works very well. So, when patients ask about that, we just advise them that we do fat grafting …

Last Modified: 05/05/2026 - 10:54

Meet Tori Consalvo, NP, The First Dedicated Abdominal Wall Nurse Practitioner in the Country

… happens outside of the operating room, as patients prepare for their procedures ahead of time and recover afterward. At … supported. Q: You mentioned preoperative optimization. Can you explain what that involves? Absolutely. For many … advice for patients who are nervous about hernia surgery? Ask questions. Lots of them. The more you understand about …

Last Modified: 04/14/2026 - 12:24

Shouldice Procedure (Non-Mesh Hernia Repair)

… used in more traditional hernia repairs It is an option for people with small-to-medium sized hernias who are otherwise healthy and active Patients can typically go home 1-2 hours after surgery What is the … 95% of our minimally-invasive repairs.   Our job doesn’t end after surgery. We’ll be with you throughout your …

Last Modified: 07/29/2025 - 10:14

Working with the Community to Improve Public Health Outcomes

… a transcription of the discussion, and is lightly edited for context and clarity. Jump to a Section: Introduction … of vaccines and uptake of vaccines was uneven. It wasn't the same across all geographical areas. And we actually … trust. So this has been quite a journey actually, as you can imagine. Dr. Hyesoo Lowe: I can imagine. The task is …

Last Modified: 01/12/2024 - 08:13

Pediatric Liver Program

… Us Our Pediatric Liver Program specializes in caring for children with all forms of liver disease. With a … may include: Lifestyle Changes : Excessive weight can lead to liver damage. Our dieticians can work with you … Contact Us Get in touch to schedule an appointment, ask a question, or just meet the team. 622 W. 168th St., 14th …

Last Modified: 02/19/2023 - 13:13

Your Dietitian’s Dish

… inquire about my own eating habits. So I decided that for once, I would turn the tables around and share with you, … See for yourself! Deb’s Diet Recall: Breakfast: Oatmeal can be the base for a very healthy breakfast, whether you … since everyone who tries it always requests it! If you don’t like tuna, leftover chicken can be used in its place. 1 …

Last Modified: 02/23/2023 - 17:59

Robotic Hernia Surgery: How It Works and Why It Matters

… about robotic surgery and wondered what it really means for patients. Is a robot actually performing your operation? … the console. Three arms hold surgical instruments that can rotate 540 degrees, far beyond what a human wrist can … When evaluating whether robotic surgery is right for you, ask your surgeon:  How many robotic hernia repairs have you …

Last Modified: 03/20/2026 - 16:16

Patient Testimonial: Standing Up to Pancreatic Cancer

… experiences via zoom. The following is a lightly edited-for-text transcription of his account. Jump to a Section: … in the city that could possibly work on me. I said, I don’t want a lot of numbers. I just want the number for the best. … I was at Columbia, 14th floor, and received chemo. I can't say anything good about it, other than the fact that it …

Last Modified: 02/23/2023 - 18:02

Our Super Specialty: Outcomes Research at the Global Center

… and established techniques to identify the best procedure for a particular condition that allows high-quality results … effectiveness, safety, and quality of life, researchers can identify what works best for different medical conditions … Gonzalez-Lama Y, Schairer J, Kiran RP, Kotze PG, Kobayashi T, Bortlik M, Liu X, Levy AN, González Suárez B, Tang SJ, …

Last Modified: 01/30/2025 - 12:55

Columbia Surgical Cardiovascular Research Institute

… and medical devices Small and large animal surgical models for cardiovascular conditions Heart valve and aortic diseases … Givertz MM, Pham DT, Shaffer AW, Kai M, Quader MA, Absi T, Attia TS, Shukrallah B, Sun BC, Farr M, Mehra MR, Madsen … more. Support the Surgical CVRI Your generous contribution can help CVRI fulfill our mission of supporting …

Last Modified: 09/09/2025 - 14:24

Who Should Use Aspirin to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease?

… been this way for those with heart disease and who haven’t had a cardiac event yet. But there's always been the … which is gastrointestinal bleeding. And those events can have substantial morbidity and mortality, particularly in … details. We want people to go see their physicians and ask them. It's always a discussion. All of these numbers are …

Last Modified: 02/23/2023 - 18:02

Your PTE Surgery: What To Expect and FAQs

… It is the only definitive and potentially curative therapy for chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (or CTEPH), … death Before Your Surgery During your visit, we’ll ask about your symptoms, medical history, and if you have a … important potential complications. Pulmonary pressures can remain high after surgery. In that case, you may require …

Last Modified: 04/29/2026 - 13:48

What We’re Reading: 07/02/21

… Danger to the Unvaccinated While we have vaccines that can protect us against the Delta variant, not nearly enough … Covid-19. A reality that is entirely avoidable. “We haven’t built a strong enough vaccination wall yet. We need a Delta … and crave relief. The best way to show your appreciation for their valiant service is by getting vaccinated and urging …

Last Modified: 02/23/2023 - 18:02

5 Questions with Dr. Steven Stylianos – Committed to giving children the chance for a healthier future

… that he would make a great physician one day. “My vision for myself didn’t go beyond what I was doing over the next weekend,” says Dr. … organs to survive apart. So first we need to decide if we can even move forward with a separation. With our most recent … Steven Stylianos – Committed to giving children the chance for a healthier future …

Last Modified: 12/02/2024 - 10:31

The Benefits of Getting Cosmetic Plastic Surgery at an Academic Center

… rejuvenation from the start.   Choosing an academic center for cosmetic surgery provides additional safety, as surgeons … to do things. Columbia has vetted us in a way that doesn't happen for private practitioners. So you can be assured that people who are hired by Columbia are the …

Last Modified: 07/12/2024 - 10:50

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