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Beth A. Schrope, MD, PhD, FACS
… of Clinical Surgery. She graduated with an M.D. degree from Temple University in 1996. Prior to joining the …
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Debbie G Bakes, MD
… at Stamford Hospital. Dr. Bakes earned her medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine and completed her …
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Michael Argenziano, MD
… program. Dr. Argenziano received his medical degree from Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and …
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Thyroid Cancer: My Story
… very healthy. Since we had just recently moved to New York from Maine, my husband and I had not yet found a new doctor, … During this procedure, he removed over 20 lymph nodes from the right side of my neck. It was a more invasive …
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Educational Curriculum: Didactics and Conferences
… held once per month and involve guest lecturers invited from around the world to speak on a topic within their area … are multi-disciplinary and are attended by physicians from other fields. An example of this is the weekly Pancreas …
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Clinical Training: PGY2
… every other day with every other weekend Golden (off from Friday through Sunday). For the other rotations, call varies from Q3 to Q7. Please see the description of the specific …
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Links
… which contains administrative data hospital discharges from a representative sample of community hospitals … information and links to the entire grants process—from what is available to how to apply to the … UNI) A searchable database of funding opportunities from current national and international government and …
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Selective venous sampling—solving a hypertension puzzle
… vascular system. "According to large population studies from general medicine and hypertension specialty clinics, … vein, the catheter is used to take a blood sample. Samples from each side are then sent to a laboratory which analyzes … amount of aldosterone and other hormones that are secreted from each side. "It's a little bit like a treasure hunt," …
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Duties & Responsibilities
… a piece of paper with the name of the assigned service from an envelope, so it is totally random. Students are … assigned student is expected to be present and scrubbed in from the start of every operation, when possible. After the … a matter of etiquette, it is important to ask permission from the attending before reaching into the operative field; …
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Other Things You Will Want to Know Beforehand
… surgery clerkship: An unofficial guide for P&S students from the surgery residents During clinical clerkships, … through the cracks! Check on your patients. En route to/from your lunch or lectures, stop in to see the patients … it. Ask “why” often and seek answers both on your own and from residents. Realize that your questions may say more …
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After Breast Cancer Twice in One Year, Early Detection and New Radiation Therapy Made All the Difference
… Karin’s Photo Diary Karin documented her breasts from diagnosis through recovery. View her journey here. … and Recovery » Don’t miss an update on news and content from Healthpoints, the blog from the Department of Surgery at Columbia. …
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Our Heritage
… Care We are dedicated to providing outstanding care, from the patient's initial consultation and diagnostic …
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Thoracic Team’s Thymectomy Approach Published in Annals of Cardiothoracic Surgery
… pain, shorter hospital stays, faster recovery from surgery, and a quicker return to full activity. The …
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Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month November 2016
… Day was hosted on November 5th, 2016. See our videos from the prior year’s 2015 Pancreas Awareness Day! …
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