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General Surgery Residency
… to our patients. The Columbia General Surgery Residency is known to fully prepare our residents for whatever career … country's most exciting and safest big cities. New York is the most culturally diverse and densely populated city in … unparalleled program. Please take the time to explore our site and learn more about the Columbia General Surgery …
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Resident Education: Simulation
… skills outside the OR, prior to working with a patient, is imperative for surgeons at all levels of training. The centerpiece for this shift in surgical education is simulation. As such, the Columbia Department of surgery … program. Surgical Skills Lab The Surgical Skills lab is available to residents 24 hours a day. It houses seven …
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What to Expect at a Consultation
… with you, the team will determine a care plan that is designed specifically for you. After registering at the … performed, such as an Ultrasound, MRI or CT scan, it is critical to bring a copy of the images as well as the … you have had a biopsy performed at an outside facility, it is important to bring a copy of the report. The team may ask …
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Pediatric Vascular Anomalies
… different types of each. About one in every 10 children is born with a vascular tumor. The most common are … anomalies occur when a part of the vascular system, which is responsible for carrying blood, fails to develop normally. The most common cause is a random mutation. However, they can also be caused by an …
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CIOR Faculty
… Division of Colorectal Surgery while overseeing CIOR. He is also Professor of Surgery in Epidemiology at Mailman … Kurlansky, MD, Associate Director Paul A. Kurlansky, MD is the former Director of Research at the Florida Heart … he was instrumental in guiding every HeartSource affiliate site that has a surgical program. In early 2014 he relocated …
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Stories of Hope: Sarah Bennett
… of this cancer called, Cholangiocarcinoma. Dr. Kluger is the doctor you want on your side. He has the traits everyone wants in a doctor. He is incredibly knowledgeable, honest, up front but kind and … incision that left me with a scar I was once afraid of, is my battle scar and I'm proud of it. Update: My scan from …
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Preceptor Sessions
… Midpoint Self-Assessment and Feedback Each student is required to receive explicit feedback midway through the … resident and used to direct the feedback appropriately. It is your responsibility to give your resident or preceptor … to Doris Leddy or the appropriate person at the affiliated site, as directed on the form. Observed History and Physical …
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Swallowing Disorders/Dysphagia
… of the esophagus contract too powerfully. The condition is frequently related to GERD. Scleroderma A chronic … difficulty swallowing, and heartburn. If the esophagus is affected by scleroderma, symptoms include difficulty … swallow, endoscopy and manometry. Nutcracker esophagus is diagnosed through manometry or esophagoscopy/endoscopy. In …
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Request CIOR’s Services
… The aim of CIOR is to foster research collaboration and to provide research … deliver the needs of the investigator / division if this is feasible. However, the CIOR will request that future … to the project may be requested in some cases where this is incomplete or inadequate and does not allow CIOR to …
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Our Approach and Expertise
… orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES), which is performed by making a small incision through the wall of … prefer the option over the natural orifice approach. It is also used for appendectomy. Single port surgery provides a … traditional minimally invasive procedures. Recovery time is similar to other abdominal minimal access operations. The …
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Clinic Follow-Up
… The purpose of clinic visits after transplant is to monitor for rejection and closely screen for the side … the various medications. Since the incidence of rejection is the highest during the first few months, frequent clinic … Process? What Happens After the Evaluation Testing is Completed? Transplant Waiting List Surgery & Postoperative …
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Dialysis
… the body cannot make enough red blood cells. Hemodialysis is one treatment for kidney failure, in which a machine called a dialyzer, or filter, is used to clean the blood by filtering out wastes and extra …
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Nutrition After Renal Transplant
… period after your transplant. However, dietary therapy is always adjusted by the transplant team to meet your … you will be recovering from the stress of surgery. It is important to consume enough protein and total calories to … can cause increased blood sugar (glucose). This condition is called hyperglycemia or steroid-induced diabetes. Avoiding …
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An Interview with Nick Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, on Undergoing Thyroid Cancer Surgery
… variant of papillary thyroid cancer Nicholas Thompson is the CEO of The Atlantic and the former editor-in-chief of … ( You can read the journal entry on our blog , and it is linked again at the bottom of this interview). Many … online, or was that a bad idea? ( This question is coming from a hypochondriac who would diagnose myself with …
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