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We spoke to Dr. David Kalfa, pediatric heart surgeon, about a recent breakthrough in the Cardiothoracic Research Lab, the first synthetic patch for heart valve repair that actually mimics the natural valve’s complex structure and function.
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From Radiological Society of North America; Imaging shows a malignancy easily missed with 2D mammogram and clearly shown with 3D mammography
An interview with Roshni Rao, MD, Chief of the Division of Breast Surgery.
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Endocrinologist Dr. Hyesoo Lowe and Surgeon Kazuki Sugahara discuss innovative drug delivery systems and their potential usefulness in treating pancreatic cancer
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What's New in the Department of Surgery

Join Us For Our 17th Annual Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day!

Join us for an afternoon of learning and sharing with the experts of the NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Pancreas Center, Muzzi Mirza Pancreatic Cancer Prevention & Genetics Program and Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Aquí se encuentra una entrevista con el Dr. Marc Bessler, Jefe de la División de Cirugía de Mínima invasión y Cirugía Bariátrica, así como Director del Centro de Cirugía Metabólica y de Obesidad.
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Dr. Lloyd Ratner discusses the logistical ins and outs of transplantation—the latest changes to allocation boundaries for donor organs, all that’s transformed for the better, and everything that still needs to be done.
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Nicholas Serwer needed to have his aortic valve replaced, but he had quite a few surgical fears to overcome. He not only overcame those fears, but his fear turned to relief. It turns out nothing was as bad as it seemed.
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As vaccination increases, COVID-19 protocols are changing nationwide. In this interview, Francine Castillo, Director of Practice Operations, discusses what to expect when you come to the hospital for an appointment.
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Living donor transplantation has saved countless lives, but traditionally meant finding a compatible donor amongst a person’s close friends and family, which isn’t always possible.
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