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In the Zone: A Day in the Life of a Pediatric Cardiac Surgeon
… and equanimity so that nothing distracts you from the task at hand. And this has to be done under any … “in the zone” really differentiates a successful surgeon from one who isn’t as successful. If you have a patient dying … such that if an observer was watching the team work from the outside, he wouldn’t be able to tell that an …
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February Story of Hope: Love & The Pancreas Center Support Group
… member or friend, there are a number of things you can get from a support group. If you are having trouble coping with … a patient, you can draw confidence, hope, and compassion from those around you. Hearing various stories may shed light … and love. In fact, one of the best things you can draw from this program is laughter. Even one hour of laughter can …
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Radiation-Induced Thyroid Cancer
… into the environment, the Japanese people were evacuated from the area quickly, and afterward, they were instructed to … their intake of green leafy vegetables, milk, and water from potentially contaminated sources. That did not happen in … that can be used to saturate the thyroid and block it from absorbing radioactive iodine, does not protect the …
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The Ozempic Effect: Everything You Need to Know About Medical Weight Loss
… perceptions in understanding obesity as a disease, from blame to medical treatment. Previously, effective … Ozempic doesn't. Then Mounjaro, which is a different drug from a different company that actually not only has GLP-1 … common reason for stopping. Some have a lot of discomfort from reflux. And some just didn't lose that much weight. I …
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Surgery Research Competition
… funding cannot prevent future generations of scientists from pursuing their dream of a better world, powered by … or organs are accepted by the body as tissue originating from the recipient. This particular study demonstrates … successful techniques for isolating and storing TREGS from baboons. … Surgery Research Competition …
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History of Medicine: Ancient Indian Nose Jobs & the Origins of Plastic Surgery
… refers to an artificial material when it actually derives from the Greek word, plastikos , meaning "to mold" or "to … the nose. Skin grafts entail transplanting pieces of skin from one part of the body to another. Sushruta’s treatise … still used today, which a full-thickness piece of skin from the forehead is used to reconstruct a nose. At that …
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What We’re Reading: 01/08/21
… A few highlights from around the web that made it into our feeds this week. … of newspapers across the country, the focus has shifted from individuals lost to the trends in data, growing … of these numbers and the stories they hold. A must read. ( From buzzfeednews.org ) How a Zen Buddhist Monk and Hospital …
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Organ Donation and Busting Those Scary Myths
… in transplant surgery, more and more people can benefit from the gift of a donated organ. There’s just one catch—they … donation is the process of surgically removing an organ from one person (the donor) and placing it inside another … myths out there about organ, so let’s try to separate fact from fiction. Myth : Doctors don’t try as hard to save the …
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Vaccine for Pancreatic Cancer Enters Phase II of Clinical Trial: Here’s What to Know
… that synthesized mRNA neoantigen vaccines in real-time from surgically resected tumors. The findings showed so much … do find it very exciting. And the very preliminary results from the Phase I trial were striking enough to make the New … Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Five Pieces of Advice from a Pancreatic Cancer Survivor Related What To Expect from …
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Teach Them Young: Lemonade Stand Raises Money for Sick Kids at NYP/Columbia
… their family for quite some time. “I have four daughters from my previous marriage. They range from age 26 to 31. And we always instilled in them the … all was said and done and the lemonade stand closed up shop for the evening, the kids raised a whopping 82 dollars. …
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Faculty Spotlight: Fay Kastrinos, MD – Gastroenterologist
… Families with two or more relatives with pancreatic cancer from the same side of the family and in close relation to one … syndromes associated with pancreatic cancer are inherited from one generation to the next, so many times patients will have children or siblings that may also benefit from genetic testing, in addition to more distant relatives. …
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Using AI for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer? Five Questions with Dr. John Chabot
… Pancreas Center about this initial study and where we go from here. Will you give us an overview of the findings; how … development. The investigators simply used diagnosis codes from Electronic Health Records [EHR]. So, they did it with … in this interview with Dr. Chabot. Related What To Expect from an appointment at the Pancreas Center Pancreas Cancer …
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Pancreatic Surgery
… overlies the major blood vessels that bring blood to and from all the abdominal organs. Because of this critical … Center is a multidisciplinary program with experts from all specialties necessary to optimally care for patients … more people safely to the operating room and recovered from surgery without significant complications offers the …
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What is Gender Affirmation Care? On Treating the Whole Person
… Often physical, but it can also be social, that arises from an incongruence in someone's gender—how or what they … interventions. What is the intake experience like? Someone from our team will meet with them and conduct an interview of … has that we might be able to assist within therapy. And from there, we co-develop a plan with the patient to identify …
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Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, 2021: A Conversation with Dr. Michael Kluger
… they may have, and some of the consequences they may have from different therapies that we do. But the pancreas is a … attacks the pancreas itself and damages it. Sometimes it's from alcohol consumption, so taking too much alcohol damages … cancer. And depending on the exact cause, anywhere from a few percentage points to almost a guarantee that …
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