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By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Dr. Rajiv Datta, chair of the dept. of surgery and medical director of the Gertrude & Louis Feil Cancer Center at South Nassau Communities Hospital, was cited by the AAPIQLI for his leadership, accomplishments and excellence as a cancer surgeon.

By Larry Guthrie
This month marks the debut of the first fully digital online version of the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery (AJCS). The December online issue of the redesigned journal with more interactive content will be complimentary to a global audience.

By Larry Guthrie
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) officially launched the AACS Job Board. The AACS Job Board represents a first in the field of cosmetic and plastic surgery, featuring unique functionality and benefits to both job seekers and employers.

By CelebPR
Pink rocked the runway in Riverside at Loma Linda University's “Pink Runway 2011 Breast Cancer Awareness Fashion Show” put on by the Department of Plastic Surgery. Breast cancer survivors who have had reconstruction sported fashions from Macy's.

By AR & Co. PR & Marketing
Twin Cities Community Hospital Introduces Three New Doctors including a Family Practitioner, Orthopedic Surgeon and General/Thoracic Surgeon all Welcoming New Patients

By Stephanie Shackelford
Cataracts is a clouding of the natural human lens and is the most common cause of impaired vision, they are highly treatable. In the US alone, 2 million cataract operations are performed each year, and are very successful in restoring vision.

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By American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Gerald Edds, MD, FACS, has been named President of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS). Dr. Edds was officially inducted at the AACS 28th Annual Scientific Meeting in Las Vegas.

By American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) announced its highest attendance in the Academy’s history with more than 700 medical professionals at its 28th Annual Scientific Meeting.

By John Smith
Trees Understood, one of the leading tree surgery companies in Brighton, has carried out several challenging and complex jobs in recent months, with one particularly demanding assignment drawing attention to the dangers associated with the business.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Dr. Rajiv Datta, chair of the dept. of surgery and medical director of the Gertrude & Louis Feil Cancer Center at South Nassau Communities Hospital, was cited by the AAPIQLI for his leadership, accomplishments and excellence as a cancer surgeon.

By World Press, PR
Ocean County Medical Society(OCMS) awards twin physicians Vince Moss and Vance Moss the 2011 Distinguished Service Award.

By Larry Guthrie
This month marks the debut of the first fully digital online version of the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery (AJCS). The December online issue of the redesigned journal with more interactive content will be complimentary to a global audience.

By Larry Guthrie
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) officially launched the AACS Job Board. The AACS Job Board represents a first in the field of cosmetic and plastic surgery, featuring unique functionality and benefits to both job seekers and employers.

By Roosevelt General Hospital
A Portales-based hospital committed to excellence teams up with a web design company to seek patients in the online realm.

By Florida Hand Center
Hand surgeon Dr. Ivan Olarte brings his passion for treating hand pain incuding carpal tunnel, tendon repair and fingertip injuries to the Florida Hand Center.

By CelebPR
Pink rocked the runway in Riverside at Loma Linda University's “Pink Runway 2011 Breast Cancer Awareness Fashion Show” put on by the Department of Plastic Surgery. Breast cancer survivors who have had reconstruction sported fashions from Macy's.

By AR & Co. PR & Marketing
Twin Cities Community Hospital Introduces Three New Doctors including a Family Practitioner, Orthopedic Surgeon and General/Thoracic Surgeon all Welcoming New Patients

By Stephanie Shackelford
Cataracts is a clouding of the natural human lens and is the most common cause of impaired vision, they are highly treatable. In the US alone, 2 million cataract operations are performed each year, and are very successful in restoring vision.

By SurgiMate
Greensboro Orthopaedics, a 14 provider practice in North Carolina, has successfully gone live with SurgiMate ESRM

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
The surgery was performed on a 63-year-old female patient who was an active smoker with a history of coughing up traces of blood, a common symptom of lung cancer.

By S Dodson
Many people may experience problems with dangerous trees surrounding their properties but may not know what to do to help make them safe.

By Frank Groff Inc.
Hospital Ordered To Pay Surgeon More Than $6 million

By Piedmont Plastic Surgery & Dermatology
Best Doctors in America list represents top five percent of doctors in U.S.

By BookBuzz.net
With The Health Care Debate In America At The Forefront, Prominent Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Alvin Reiter, Has Written a Thought-Provoking Book and Has Given An Urgent Wake-up Call

By BookBuzz.net
Vietnam Surgeon and Purple Heart Recipient, Dr. James O. Finnegan, Pens Memoir About His Time in Khe Sanh Called “In the Company of Marines”

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Endovascular repair of abdominal aneurysms involves making a relatively small incision in the area of both sides of the groin and placing a stent graft inside the bulging area of the aorta to create a new pathway for blood flow.

By Charles Jones
Dr. Hilton Becker is the inventor of Spectra, the first adjustable aesthetic breast implant, which is considered ideal for women with breast asymmetry.

By Gary Grasso, Doctor's P.R.
Back pain: Dr. Kenneth Light says “Artificial disc replacement is the single greatest advancement in spine surgery in the past 50 years. The implants are an attempt to fix complicated back problems without resorting to spinal fusion.”

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Robotic-assisted lung cancer surgery is most often performed on patients diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer, and studies prove that it is safe and effective.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
The center’s shoulder specialists have extensive training and experience in diagnosing and repairing all shoulder injuries. This includes instability, impingement, rotator cuff or labrum tears, recurrent dislocations and frozen shoulder.

By Sibley Memorial Hospital
Sibley Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary C. Dupont, M.D., FACS as the director of its Center for Pelvic Floor Disorders. Dr. Dupont joined Sibley on November 1, 2010.

By Eileen Druckenmiller
Elizabeth Warner, MD, a general surgeon and cancer liaison physician with Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC), has earned a fellowship from the American College of Surgeons (ACS).

By Doctor's Approach
A recent study from Florida (Dermatol. Surg. 2008; 34:285-91) suggests that office based surgery is safe when performed by dermatologists. The study looked at 10 years of complication and death reports from Florida and 6 years from Alabama.

By Innovative Medical Products
Additional grooves eliminate necessity to move patient into a precise orientation on the base plate, making it easier for OR personnel to ensure patient stability during hip surgery

By Gallaher Plastic Surgery & Spa
The 2010 edition of CityView Magazine ranks Dr. Tom Gallaher as among the best Knoxville plastic surgeons.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
The Business Achievement Award is presented annually in appreciation of a business that is proactive in its support of the chamber’s mission and objectives and for the well being of the residents and community.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Shahriyour Andaz, MD, needed just four small incisions to perform the procedure on a 49 year-old patient who had been diagnosed with a two-centimeter, PET-positive mass in the thymus gland.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
The number of robotic-assisted procedures performed at hospitals around the world has increased from 80,000 in 2007 to 205,000 in 2009.

By Melanie Herron, MindStream Creative, Inc.
The now common procedure, LASIK, has helped improve the vision and lives of millions globally. To maximize the chances of having a positive outcome, potential patients must do their homework and thoroughly research LASIK surgeons.

By Voxelor, Inc.
Voxelor Inc. provides 3D medical modeling services to doctors&surgeons. Voxelor will convert patient scans such as CT or MRI to a 3D digital model and/or generate a physical model using a 3D printer or a rapid prototyping machine.

By AppointmentCity.com, LLC
AppointmentCity.com has added other healthcare providers including General Practitioners, Pediatricians, and Surgeons as well as Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, Personal Trainers and even Veterinarians.

By Victoria Hochman
Dr. Klaus Thaler, a renowned expert in digestive and minimally invasive surgery and author of groundbreaking studies, has joined Hudson Valley Hospital Center to create a center of excellence in minimally invasive surgery and digestive disease.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
"Dr. Singer has established a career that is marked by a steadfast commitment to excellence and leadership in the specialty of anesthesiology,” said Linda Efferen, M.D.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
South Nassau Communities Hospital continued the expansion of its cancer program, naming David A. Silver, M.D, FACS, director of urologic oncology. Dr. Silver is a leading surgical oncologist and pioneer in robot-assisted surgery.

By Tori Vogt, DeKalb Medical
April L. Speed, M.D., a physician with DeKalb Medical at Hillandale, was recently named a recipient of the American Society of Clinical Oncology® (ASCO) Diversity in Oncology Initiative award, funded by Susan G. Komen for the Cure®.

By Boston Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Edwin Ishoo of Boston Cosmetic Surgery Center is pleased to announce the availability of Smarlipo TriPlex® to help treat patients with axillary hyperhidrosis, a condition which causes excessive sweating.

By Boston Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Edwin Ishoo of Boston Cosmetic Surgery Center is pleased to announce the availability of Smarlipo TriPlex®, a safe, effective, and minimally invasive alternative to traditional liposuction.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
“I have more stamina and can climb the stairs into my house and down to the laundry room without sweating and getting out of breath,” said Ms. Howell, who no longer has to take medication for her high blood pressure.

By RadiologyDegreeOnline.net
Panoramic dental radiography is an important tool for the dentists and surgeons.

By Innovative Medical Products
Innovative Medical Products will present latest patient positioning and knee distractor solutions at 2010 COA Annual Meeting in Edmonton, Alberta -- Booth #615

By Oklahoma Foundation for Orthopedic Health
Mike Edmison was recently appointed as director of the Oklahoma Foundation for Orthopedic Health

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
A specialist in surgical oncology, including head and neck surgery, Dr. Reid helped South Nassau’s Cancer Program earn the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Commission on Cancer (CoC) Outstanding Achievement Award.

By Innovative Medical Products
Innovative Medical Products, a global leader in patient positioning, has introduced the patented Clip-On™ Pad Set for use with the Universal Lateral Positioner™ in hip surgery and other procedures requiring fixed, stable lateral positioning.

By South Nassau Communities Hospital
Dr. Nishimura uses a “minutely invasive” surgical device to perform “transoral incisionless fundoplication” (TIF), which corrects the cause of chronic acid reflux disease (also known as gastroesophegeal reflux disease, or GERD).

By Orthopedic Institute
Krista Townsend was recently hired to serve as the communications and outreach director for Orthopedic Institute.

By Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento
Less than three weeks after surgery, 7-year-old Haitian heart patient from the Children's Center at Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento is strong enough to throw out the first pitch at a Sacramento River Cats game.



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