Search results
Gallbladder Surgery: What you need to know
… and may be prescribed ursodiol as a preventive measure. For more information, please visit columbiasurgery.org/general-surgery . We have …
Last Modified:
From NYP Advances — Transplant Team Performs New York’s First Heart-Lung-Liver Transplant
… From NYP Advances , a resource for medical professionals by NewYork-Presbyterian. A … to Dr. Haythe, so she referred her to Dr. Arcasoy for lung transplant evaluation. The team listed her for … together in the mornings to discuss care coordination and visit Nadine, and at the end of the day checked in remotely …
Last Modified:
Reflections of a Living Liver Donor
… one of the doctors informed me that they were readying her for transport to another hospital because they believed she … of watching Jen getting progressively sicker as she waited for a donor organ. Given that Jen had two younger brothers … until spring break -March 2009- when, during a scheduled visit, Dr. Brown told us she now needed the transplant. As …
Last Modified:
Esophageal Disorders Program Tackles GERD-Related Aspiration
… staggering numbers, even severe GERD can go undetected for long periods of time. Whether GERD occurs on its own or … They then use the mass spectrometer to test the samples for the presence of duodenal gastric juices such as bile … treatment of GERD at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, please visit www.columbiasurgery.org/esophageal . …
Last Modified:
Pancreatic Cancer: Family History and Genetics
… in their families. At this time, the genes responsible for the majority of inherited pancreatic cancer cases have … extend to at-risk family members who also may be at risk for developing cancer. However, the majority of patients with … risk factors and determining if you’re at risk Please visit our Muzzi Mirza Pancreatic Cancer Prevention and …
Last Modified:
From 495lbs to 187lbs – David's Journey to a New Life at 50
… ago, I weighed 495 pounds. Everything changed during a visit to my primary care doctor. She knew how much I love my … my life back—and more importantly, the chance to be there for the moments that matter most. If you’d like to learn more …
Last Modified:
New Lymphedema Prevention Study Now Enrolling Chinese Patients
… aims to reverse progression of lymphedema after surgery for breast cancer. After breast cancer surgery, up to 40% of … and prevent lymphedema in all patients undergoing surgery for breast cancer. As part of this aggressive program, a new … please contact our Study Coordinator at 212.305.1317 or visit breastmd.org . …
Last Modified:
Columbia University Irving Medical Center’s Liver Team Partners with ICU Specialists to Establish a Dedicated Liver ICU
… liver disease, including those awaiting or being evaluated for liver transplant. The establishment of Columbia’s Liver … Columbia, states “Columbia’s SICU now has dedicated beds for patients with acute and chronic liver disease,” … services, call (877) LIVER MD / (877) 548-3763 or visit us at: The Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation …
Last Modified:
Congenital Heart Center treats the sickest of newborns, with outcomes among the best in the nation.
… to seek the most advanced, safest, and proven treatments for newborns with life-threatening conditions such as … compared to a national benchmark of 9.8%*. In 2013, U.S. News & World Report ranked NewYork-Presbyterian as one of the … Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital, please visit: nyp.org/kids or call: 212.305.2688. …
Last Modified:
Help take pain out of pancreatitis with your diet
… hospitalization is necessary. Now let’s discuss the diet for chronic pancreatitis. It is most important that you … fat. This is usually unnecessary and also unhealthy for most people suffering from chronic pancreatitis. You … diet,” in which about 25% of your calories come from fat. For a 2000 calorie diet, this would be 55 g fat/day. In …
Last Modified:
Columbia and NewYork-Presbyterian Cardiac Surgeons Complete 300th Robotic Heart Surgery
… cardiac surgery, which promises to expand what is possible for safely and effectively treating heart disease. "Over the … of the surgeon remain the largest determining factors for successful outcomes. Based on annual volume, Dr. … valve repair, aortic valve replacement, treatments for congenital heart defects in both adults and children, …
Last Modified:
Heart Valve Disease: COAPT Trial
… is evaluating a catheter-based (non-surgical) treatment for mitral valve regurgitation (often called a ‘leaky … EVEREST II trials, MitraClip was approved in January 2014 for patients who have a form of mitral regurgitation called … much less invasive than surgery.” For further information, visit www.columbiaheartvalve.org or contact the Heart Valve …
Last Modified:
Cytoreduction Surgery and Heated Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy
… Offering long-term survival for patients with cancers of the abdominal lining Diagnosis … removing the visible tumors, the surgeons insert ports for administering chemotherapy, close the abdomen, and infuse … surgical advances at NYP/Columbia’s Department of Surgery, visit columbiasurgery.org . …
Last Modified:
Heart Safety for Breast Cancer Patients
… Innovative approaches limit the radiation-related risk for developing heart disease. A growing body of evidence has … that certain women undergoing radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer may have an elevated risk of … about advances in treating Breast Cancer, please visit breastmd.org . …
Last Modified: