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The Stitch

Endometriosis and the lesser-known thoracic endometriosis syndrome

March 26, 2025 Dr. Joseph Nassif,  Dr. Shanda Blackmon,  Dr. Xiaoming Guan,  endometriosis,  thoracic endometriosis syndrome

Baylor Medicine experts discuss thoracic endometriosis syndrome, including symptoms, treatment options and more.

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The Stitch

New hope for diabetic patients: how cryopreserved grafts speed up healing

March 19, 2025 Diabetes,  Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy,  Dr. Tyler Coye,  skin grafts

Dr. Tyler Coye shares how cryopreserved skin graft technology helps diabetic patients with limb preservation.

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The Stitch

Colorectal cancer prevention: what you need to know

March 12, 2025 Colon Cancer,  Colorectal Cancer,  Dr. Atif Iqbal,  Dr. Punam Amin,  Dr. Yesenia Rojas-Khalil

Baylor Medicine experts share what patients need to know about colorectal cancer prevention like regular screenings, lifestyle changes and more.

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The Stitch

The science of light: how it shapes our health and the world around us

March 5, 2025 Dr. Thomas Milner,  Health,  light

Dr. Thomas Milner shares how light can shape our health and the world around us.

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The Stitch

Aortic dissection: a rare but deadly heart emergency

February 26, 2025 Aortic dissection,  cardiovascular,  Heart,  Heart month

Dr. Anna Xue and Dr. Gustavo Oderich discuss a life-threatening condition that affects the cardiovascular system: aortic dissection.

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Jessica Wilbourn and Dr. Lauren Barron stand together in an exam room.
The Stitch

Fighting for answers and life-saving aortic repair in Houston

February 19, 2025 Advocating,  Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery,  Marfan syndrome

Dr. Lauren Barron worked with Jessica Wilbourn to find the right care for complications from Marfan syndrome.

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Dr. Kenneth Liao, masked and wearing surgical scrubs, standing behind a large robotic surgery machine.
The Stitch

Month of milestones: Baylor Medicine’s Liao reaches 700 robotic heart surgeries

February 17, 2025 American Hearth Month,  robotic heart surgery,  Valentine's Day

Just in time for Valentine’s Day and American Hearth Month, Dr. Kenneth Liao has reached a notable milestone.

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The Stitch

How traveling to Houston healed Keri Carlson’s SMA Syndrome

February 12, 2025 SMA syndrome,  superior mesenteric artery,  Surgery

Baylor Medicine surgeon Dr. Robert Southard performed Carlson’s superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome surgery.

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Dr. Ryan P. Dumas
The Stitch

How video review enhances surgical care, education and performance improvement

February 5, 2025 athletes,  Division of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery,  game tapes,  surgical care

Dr. Ryan P. Dumas highlights the value of video review in helping trauma surgery teams learn from their performance.

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The Stitch

Stay safe and avoid injuries on your fitness journey this year

January 29, 2025 Fitness,  gym injuries,  injury,  preparation,  warm up

Julia Kibble explains the three Ps for keeping your body fully functional when exercising: preparation, precaution, and prehabilitation.

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