How robotic-assisted surgery is helping achieve low recurrence rates, lower anastomotic complication rates and improved outcomes for rectal cancer patients.
Read MoreRheumatology-Oncology: Understanding Autoimmunity Through the Lens of Checkpoint Inhibitor Biology
Checkpoint inhibitors are effective cancer treatments yet are linked with a wide array of autoimmune diseases. Exploring checkpoint biology may add new insights on the pathogenesis and treatment of autoimmunity.
Cleveland Clinic Men’s Health Phenotype Validated in Latest Study
Cleveland Clinic researchers have demonstrated that systemic health conditions correlate strongly with urologic symptoms in men who present for urologic care. This validates a men’s health phenotype in use here for several years.
5 Reasons to Attend the Innovations in Neuroscience Conference
ECNO Kelly Hancock details 5 reasons neuroscience caregivers won’t want to miss Cleveland Clinic’s 20th Annual Neuroscience Conference.
The Challenges of IRAE Education for Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers
The list of cancer immunotherapy drugs is growing, along with immune-related adverse events (IRAEs). ACR 2018 offers several sessions to update rheumatology providers on this fast-developing topic.
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The Long View of Child Neurology from Drs. Gerald Erenberg and David Rothner
The founders of our pediatric neurology program have both earned lifetime achievement awards from the Child Neurology Society — one of them just this week. We asked these veteran clinicians to reflect on their subspecialty over the past 40+ years.
Analysis of Glenoid Component Shift and Osteolysis Following Anatomic Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
Postoperative 3D CT imaging analysis demonstrates that shift of a polyethylene glenoid component commonly occurs following anatomic TSA, with increased inclination the most common direction of shift.
Dr. Eng Receives Prestigious Medal of Honor from American Cancer Society
Cleveland Clinic’s Charis Eng, MD, PhD, received the American Cancer Society’s 2018 Medal of Honor for clinical research. Dr. Eng is acclaimed for linking certain genetic mutations to cancer risk.
DSEK: An Unorthodox Approach that Benefits Patient with Perforated Cornea
DSEK procedure used to repair perforated peripheral corneal degeneration in patient who had poor outcomes after pterygium removal at outside facility. Terrien’s marginal degeneration diagnosed as underlying cause.
Evaluating Suspected Pulmonary Hypertension, WHO Group 3
Since multiple conditions can mimic components of PH, 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.