Battling breast cancer while caring for patients
Nurse practitioner Line Hinojosa not only faces her own health battle but continues to care for patients, all while being a devoted mother.
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Healthy Habits: Dr. Pabel Miah enjoys cooking, swimming and gardening
Dr. Pabel Miah, surgical oncologist and assistant professor in the Department of Surgery, shares some of his healthy habits with us.
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Understanding small bowel obstructions: causes, symptoms and treatment
Samra Radomsky, PA-C, shares what patients need to know about small bowel obstructions.
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Patient’s leg saved by Baylor Medicine surgeon
Jose Samano was told that amputation of his leg was inevitable. Dr. Tyler Coye evaluated Samano and saw a possibility to save his leg.
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Virtual education programs train clinicians around the world
The Center for Global Surgery’s new virtual opportunities for education aim to strengthen surgery around the globe.
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Teen’s face restored with minimal scarring after severe injury
After a 10-hour surgery with Dr. Lucas Dvoracek, you would never know Aaron Silva had his whole face was crushed in a car accident.
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What is Dry January and should I do Dry February?
Nurse practitioner Line Hinojosa offers information on liver health reducing alcohol use and Dry January and February.
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Is 2024 your year for weight loss surgery?
Baylor Medicine weight loss surgeon Dr. Juliet Holder-Haynes talks about one patient’s weight loss journey.
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Thoracic surgeon reaches historic milestone: 100 robotic-assisted minimally invasive esophagectomies
Dr. Shawn Groth performed his 100th robot-assisted minimally invasive esophagectomy surgery in July.
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Updated weight loss surgery guidelines offer new hope
Bariatric surgery is now recommended for patients with a lower BMI threshold, as well as special consideration for people of Asian descent.
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