Respected ob/gyn reflects on past and future as he takes on new role overseas as Chief of Staff, Chief Academic Officer and Medical Director at Cleveland Clinic London.
Read MoreDon’t Miss the 2018 Diabetes, Obesity and Cardiology Summit
If you care for patients with obesity, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, don’t miss the 13th annual Obesity Summit in Cleveland and Biloxi, Oct. 11-12, 2018. Highlights will include a live surgery demo.
Tips for First-Time CNOs
In this Q&A, first-time Cleveland Clinic CNO Julie Fetto shares what her first year as a CNO was like, what she expected and what she didn’t, and advice for other first-time CNOs.
Ablation Vs. Medical Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation: Putting CABANA in Perspective
Debate around findings of the multicenter CABANA study of ablation versus drug therapy for atrial fibrillation shouldn’t distract from why patients seek ablation in the first place: symptom relief.
Predictors of Lynch Syndrome and Clinical Outcomes Among Universally Screened Endometrial Cancer Patients
Universal screening for endometrial cancer, begun in 2012 at Cleveland Clinic, has helped build one of the largest prospective cohorts of screened patients, providing fertile ground for studying Lynch syndrome.
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Harnessing the Power of Pattern Recognition in Cancer Research
How are quantitative analysis and mathematical modeling used in cancer research? And what are future prospects in the field? Brian Hobbs, PhD, Head of Cancer Biostatistics at Cleveland Clinic, explains.
What Advice Do You Have for Women Entering Medical School Today?
Whether you’ve been in practice for 23 years or nine years, much has changed since you’ve been in medical school. We asked three members of our Women’s Professional Staff Association, “Knowing what you know now, what advice would you offer women looking to enter the field?”
Evaluating Suspected Pulmonary Hypertension: A Structured Approach
Since multiple conditions can mimic components of PAH, the clinician should think about the patient’s total clinical condition before diagnosing and categorizing it. Proper evaluation and etiologic definition are crucial to providing the appropriate therapy.
Combined Surgical-Endovascular Treatment of an Intracranial Aneurysm in a Patient with ACTA2 Mutation
This 19-year-old’s case was marked by significant proximal large vessel tortuosity and extensive prior aortic instrumentation, demanding alternate vascular access with a hybrid approach.
4 Reasons Not To Miss Us at ACG 2018
In this one-minute video, Miguel Regueiro, MD, Chairman of the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, outlines our top four clinically practical presentations at ACG 2018.