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State of the Union: Weight Loss Surgery in 2024
… But it turns out that a big portion of the weight loss was from hormones. We've known for years that hormones being released from the intestine cause satiety. So what's interesting about … system all the time. You're getting constant stimulation from these GLP-1 medications. So instead of a signal for …
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Salila Kurra, MD
… her undergraduate degree in biology magna cum laude from Brown University and attended medical school at the …
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Forget the Do and Do Not Lists: Talking about Cancer is Personal
… is a site I like because I think it kind of looks at it from this perspective: cancer.net . But here’s my concern, … physicians say this, well-meaning people. It’s not coming from a place of mean-spiritedness. But telling someone not to … You know, in the majority of cases it’s people coming from a place of fear of not knowing what to do, then, …
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Pericarditis and Pericardial Disease
… serves several important functions: preventing the heart from becoming overfilled with blood, maintaining the heart's … normal heart function. This condition typically arises from repeated episodes of pericarditis, though it can also be … lining) have been reported after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination from Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna, particularly in male …
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Policy and Guideline Library [DRAFT]
… as incomplete after three weeks. Procedures: One week from first email request, SurgFin staff sends a second email … requestor, payee, and Division Administrator. Two weeks from first email request without acknowledgement, SurgFin … request will be archived as incomplete and removed from SurgFin queue. Helpful Tips and Guidance Policy: Missing …
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Service Unit
… reported by surgical or nursing staff; subjective report from patient including any symptoms of pain or nausea; … least one student is expected to be present and scrubbed from the start of every operation. After the surgery is over, … of safety and etiquette, it is important to ask permission from the attending before touching anything on the operative …
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It Takes a Village to Heal a Patient
… me. Many call me the “bionic woman.” Roberta’s recovery from a near fatal car accident and two life-threatening forms … also able to remove 40 lymph nodes to prevent the cancer from spreading. A couple of years after the esophageal … quickly and is now doing well. “The will to live comes from the mind, the body and the soul,” Roberta says. “You …
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Aortic Stenosis
… The narrowing of aortic stenosis prevents the valve from opening fully, which obstructs blood flow from the heart into the aorta and onward to the rest of the … Severe forms of aortic stenosis prevent enough blood from reaching the brain and rest of the body. This can cause …
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The Mounting Crisis in Women’s Heart Health
… with CVD and lagging survival rates . In 2014, researchers from the Women’s Heart Alliance, a collaboration between … Medical Center, surveyed 1,011 women and collected data from 200 primary care physicians and 100 cardiologists. The … can be assessed effectively,” says Dr. Haythe. Mortality from CVD has been declining overall, with the exception of an …
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A randomized, parallel-group, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-center study of eculizumab for the prevention of delayed graft function after kidney transplantation in adult subjects at increased risk of delayed graft function.
… when it is initially transplanted. Most often DGF results from ischemia/reperfusion injury (IRI), a complex …
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Cardiac/Thoracic/Vascular Surgery: Physicians' Newsletter, Summer 2017
… Message from the Chief NYP/Columbia Celebrates Landmarks in Heart …
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Alyson's September 2011 update Paddling for Pancreatic Cancer
… adventure. This summer, I have committed myself to kayak from Rhinecliff, New York to the George Washington Bridge in … on the river that I would look out upon while I recovered from surgery at the hospital. This year, I am hoping that you …
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Stories of Hope: Kay E. Friedlander
… to a festive party. I woke up the next morning itching from neck to toes. I thought it was a food allergy but it … day and packed ice bags around me at night to distract me from the pruritus. I was scheduled for ERCP with Dr. Amrita …
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The Road to Recovery: Just Over a Year Later, ECMO Patient Completes Bike-A-Thon
… the anniversary of her illness by reading aloud from a journal that Joy had kept throughout the time Pamela … the George Washington bridge; she couldn’t see it herself from her position lying in the bed, but her guests remember …
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Clinical Training: PGY4
… process on the floors or in the emergency room. These vary from straightforward biliary disease to small bowel … The majority of operative cases are booked electively from a weekly resident-run clinic, which provides residents …
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