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Walter Pinkney standing outside
The Stitch

Baylor surgeons perform first multi-organ transplant involving heart at Houston VA

August 23, 2023 air force,  Heart,  kidney,  Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery,  Transplant

Air Force veteran Walter Pinkney received a simultaneous heart and kidney transplant during a first-of-its-kind surgery.

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Patient Lolita Slagle with her husband in a restaurant.
The Stitch

Breathing Hope: unveiling the reality of pulmonary fibrosis and the journey to a new breath

August 16, 2023 Dr. Gabriel Loor,  Dr. Ivan Rosas,  Lung Transplant,  pulmonary fibrosis,  The Lung Institute at Baylor College of Medicine

Pulmonary fibrosis is considered a rare lung disease but affects 207,000 people in the U.S. Patient Lolita Slagle shares her story.

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12 members of INSTINCT pose as a group
The Stitch

Baylor surgeons: Clinicians and inventors

August 9, 2023 INSTINCT,  inventor,  Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery,  Surgery

Baylor College of Medicine surgeons do more than surgery. Most do work in the College’s other mission areas of research and education as well. But

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A measuring tape resting on an electric scale.
The Stitch

The truth about weight loss surgery

August 2, 2023 Bariatric surgery,  Weight Loss,  Weight Loss and Metabolic Center

Bariatric surgery is a weight loss procedure that has gained significant popularity in recent years. It involves making changes to the digestive system to help

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Dr. Kenneth K. Liao looking through the robotic surgery device
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Heart surgeon reaches historic milestone: 500 robotic heart surgeries performed

July 26, 2023 cardiothoracic transplantation and circulatory support,  Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery,  robotic heart surgery

Heart surgeon Dr. Kenneth K. Liao, professor and chief of the division of cardiothoracic transplantation and circulatory support in the Michael E. DeBakey Department of

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A doctor pointing something out to a patient on a pelvic x-ray.
The Stitch

What is this bulge? Can I still exercise?

July 19, 2023 Baylor Medicine Hernia Center,  bulge,  Exercise,  hernia,  Surgery

“Just because you have a hernia does not mean you cannot exercise,” says West.

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Three doctors examining an X-ray.
The Stitch

Unveiling sarcoma: understanding its risk factors and treatment options

July 12, 2023 Cancer,  Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center,  sarcoma

In the vast landscape of cancer, sarcoma stands as a unique and complex disease. Unlike more well-known forms of cancer, such as breast or lung

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A measuring tape resting on an electric scale.
The Stitch

BMI alone is not adequate to assess health

July 5, 2023 BMI,  Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery,  obesity-related diseases,  Weight Loss

“The report recommends clinicians should consider other factors, in addition to the BMI, when assessing a patient’s risk for obesity related diseases.”

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A pink breast cancer ribbon laying on a wooden table
The Stitch

Duchess of York – Why she had a mastectomy and why mammograms matter

June 28, 2023 Breast Cancer,  mammogram,  mastectomy

During a regular mammogram screening, Sarah, the Duchess of York, discovered that she had breast cancer. She recently underwent a successful surgery to treat the

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Baylor Medicine's Hernia Center Team: S Julie-Ann Lloyd, M.D., Michele Loor, M.D., Heather West, PA-C
The Stitch

Hernia recurrence: Why does it happen and how to prevent it

June 21, 2023 Baylor Medicine,  Hernia Center,  Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery

A hernia is a gap in the abdominal wall that allows the contents of the abdomen, such as fat or intestines, to squeeze through. Most

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Blood vessels (magenta) intertwined with metastatic medulloblastoma tumor cells (green) nestled within the protective layers that surround the mouse spinal cord. From the Labs: a closer look at metastatic medulloblastoma

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