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A BiVACOR total artificial heart attached to mock circulation loop for pump hydraulics performance testing.
The Stitch

Heart disease and the quest for the perfect artificial heart

September 4, 2024 BiVACOR,  heart failure,  Texas Heart Institute

Heart surgeon Dr. William Cohn discusses the BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart, a potential permanent artificial heart.

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A gloved physician holding a patients hand while inspecting it.
The Stitch

The evolution and impact of hand surgery: an insight from Dr. Chris Pederson

August 28, 2024 Division of Plastic Surgery,  hand surgery,  History

Dr. William Pederson offers a deep dive into hand surgery, shedding light on both its historical roots and modern advancements.

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A surgeon in an operating room manipulating the controls for a robotic surgery device.
The Stitch

Understanding robotic surgery: Why it’s a game-changer in modern medicine

August 14, 2024 Colorectal,  HBP,  Heart,  hernia,  robotic surgery,  Thoracic

The capabilities of robotic-assisted surgeries expand, providing new possibilities for patient care and treatment outcomes.

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An illustrated pair of lungs and the words "World Lung Cancer Day August 1."
The Stitch

Fighting lung cancer: Lung Institute experts’ perspective on World Lung Cancer Day

August 1, 2024 cancer detection,  The Lung Institute at Baylor Medicine,  World Lung Cancer Day

Doctors from the Lung Institute discuss the latest advancements in lung cancer diagnosis, treatment and research.

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The Stitch

Eating healthy on a budget: Tips and tricks from a registered dietitian

July 24, 2024 affordable foods,  grocery budget,  Healthy Eating

Grocery prices are increasing. Claire Edgemon has some practical ways to maintain a healthy diet without straining our wallets.

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Dr. Jayer Chung side-hugging Patrick Walker.
The Stitch

Baylor Medicine surgeon’s intervention saves patient’s leg

July 17, 2024 amputation,  Diabetes,  STEP program,  vascular disease

Read how Baylor Medicine vascular surgeon Dr. Jayer Chung worked to save Patrick Walker’s leg and foot following an infection.

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A set of hands holding a small paper cutout of lungs.
The Stitch

Understanding mesothelioma

July 10, 2024 Cancer,  Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center,  David J. Sugarbaker Division of Thoracic Surgery,  Mesothelioma,  NEMO Trial

Mesothelioma is a rare but aggressive form of cancer that primarily affects the lining of the lungs, abdomen or heart. It is most associated with

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A doctor helping a patient prepare for a mammogram
The Stitch

Understanding breast cancer and imaging: when to consider an MRI, mammogram or ultrasound

July 3, 2024 Breast Cancer,  early detection,  Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center,  mammograms,  MRI,  Oncology,  ultrasound

Dr. Valentina Hoyos says early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer are crucial for effective treatment and improving survival rates.

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A person massaging sunscreen onto their legs on a sandy beach.
The Stitch

Melanoma and misinformation: Baylor Medicine experts address royal skin cancer diagnosis and TikTok sunscreen claims

June 26, 2024 melanoma,  Skin Cancer,  Sunscreen,  TikTok

Dr. Ida Orengo says regularly examining moles and seeking medical advice if you notice changes is crucial to detecting skin cancer.

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A large group of doctors wearing surgical scrubs posing in a surgery room.
The Stitch

Baylor Medicine surgeon performs costal margin reconstruction for slipping rib syndrome

June 19, 2024 David J. Sugarbaker Division of Thoracic Surgery,  lower rib,  rib pain,  slipping rib syndrome,  SRS

Dr. R. Taylor Ripley successfully completed a groundbreaking surgical treatment for slipping rib syndrome.

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