
New surgical bypass technique offers longer-lasting bypassby Nancy MaysA study shows a new surgical technique used for coronary bypasses is safe, effective and, according to the study's authors, an improvement on surgical methods currently used for such operations. The study, which has been accepted for publication in Annals of Thoracic Surgery, recently was presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Thoracic Surgical Association. The researchers examined 650 patients who had undergone coronary bypass operations using the new surgical technique. |
![]() Barner: Develops new bypass method |
![]() William Catalona, M.D., left, professor of urologic surgery, and Jeff Wehling, a spokesman for the Joe Torre family, field questions from reporters at a March 18 news conference after the New York Yankees manager successfully underwent surgery for prostate cancer at Barnes- Jewish Hospital. Catalona, who performed Torre's surgery, has gained international recognition for his pioneering work in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment. |
Back-door barrierResearchers uncover clues about gateway to the brainby Barbra RodriguezScientists have uncovered evidence about the workings of one of the gateways into the brain. |
Compliance program guides physicians through billing regulationsIf you've received a medical bill lately, you might wonder where those codes come from and what they mean. |
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