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Dec 2008 - |
A
trio of satisfied surgeons.
Born in different countries, they found three distinct paths to success at the
operating table. |
Sep 2008 - |
Beating prostate cancer safely. Today, both surgery
and radiation can often avoid serious side effects. But
make sure you get the best care. |
Sep 2008 - |
Improving thyroid surgery. Today, operations involving
this gland, and the parathyroids near it, are safer and
more effective. |
Sep 2008 - |
‘Cutting’ out
Cancer without a knife. Sterotactic Radiosurgery with
Tomotherapy makes radiation more potent and precise. |
Sep 2008 - |
Big
loser. A restaurateur keeps his new, trimmer physique
while
surrounded by food. |
Jul 2008 - |
A second chance for a trimmer you. When the benefits
of weight-loss surgery fade, there's a new way to restore
them. |
Jul 2008 - |
Have scapel, will travel. How Monmouth clinicians
volunteered to treat poor children in Guatemala.
Helping kids smile brighter, today's treatments transform
the appearance of babies born with cleft lip and palate. |
Jul 2008 - |
Surgery to replace an elbow. Today, joint operations
go beyond hips and knees. |
May 2008 - |
Robotics improves surgery for women. For many patients,
this new technology can mean faster recovery. |
May 2008 - |
To relieve your aching back when surgery is needed,
two specialties can help. |
May 2008 - |
Surgical breakthrough, a doctor explains how a pioneering
nerve operation may help a stroke survivor. |
Mar 2008 - |
Beating
the odds to save a life. How hospital professionals
worked together to achieve a “miracle”. |
Dec 2007 - |
Bringing cutting-edge neurosurgery close to home. For
brain surgery, these doctors have put Monmouth County
on the map. |
Dec 2007 - |
How
operations have improved: one family’s story.
A hereditary condition requires removal of the spleen.
Today, that's less of an ordeal. |
Nov 2007 - |
A
better outlook for men with prostate cancer. Today’s
treatments spare many patients from troubling side effects. |
May 2007 - |
Pioneering two new operations on the esophagus. These
groundbreaking procedures can mean a quicker recovery
for patients. |
Mar 2007 - |
The balloon that clears blocked sinuses. A new procedure
means less pain and a quicker recovery. |
Mar 2007 - |
Minimally invasive, maximally responsive. These surgeons
combine personal attention with state-of-the-art technical
skill. |
Dec 2006 - |
What’s
new in orthopedic procedures, Operations now use less
invasive methods, leading to quicker recoveries. |
Dec 2006 - |
High-tech
with a caring touch. Meet the physicians of Shore Urology
Group. |
Nov 2006 - |
Can technology
improve on a surgeon’s hands?
Your next operation may be performed smoothly and safely
by a robot. |
Sep 2006 - |
Advances
in treating brain tumors. Several disciplines join
in battling one of medicine’s most stubborn
foes. |
Sep 2006 - |
The
best place for your child’s surgery. For
peace of mind, choose a fully equipped, hospital-based
ambulatory surgery center. |
May 2006 - |
A
new weapon against a deadly cancer. Recovery is quicker
when esophageal tumors are removed laparoscopically. |
Dec 2005 - |
Prepping for surgery, 7 ways to get
ready for your same-day operation. |
Nov 2005 - |
Bringing
paralyzed limbs back to life. Reconstructive surgeons
work miracles with a new nerve transplant procedure. |
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