An expert attendee draws from a wide range of study presentations to glean a few key conclusions for the daily practice of stroke neurologists.
Read MoreShort-Term S1505 Results Point to Prospective Radiological Review
Researchers presented preliminary results of a phase 2 clinical trial in which they gave patients with resectable pancreatic cancer neoadjuvant multiagent chemotherapy.
Independent Development Projects Help APRNs Transition to Practice
As part of Cleveland Clinic’s Transition to Practice program, new advanced practice providers complete an independent development project during onboarding to enhance their knowledge and skills.
Q&A with Cleveland Clinic’s New Endocrinology and Metabolism Institute Chair: Bartolome Burguera, MD, PhD
Bartolome Burguera, MD, PhD, is new Chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Endocrinology and Metabolism Institute. ConsultQD sat down with Dr. Burguera to get to know this internationally recognized endocrinologist, and discuss his vision for the future of obesity and diabetes care.
Continuously Updated Model Promises to Refine Heart Transplant Waitlist Mortality Estimates
Risk is dynamic for patients on the heart transplant waitlist. We’ve developed a decision aid for risk estimation that reflects that fact, with the hope of ultimately reducing waitlist deaths.
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Benzel Symposium Prior to AANS Meeting Will Showcase Superb Spine Caregiving
This 1.5-day CME course will explore six leading areas of spine surgery today while honoring the career of master neurosurgeon Ed Benzel, MD. Don’t be surprised if you’re inspired to be a better doctor as a result.
Tachyphylaxis and Medication Dependence in Neuromodulator Treatment of Unexplained Chronic Cough
New study finds 68 percent of patients with unexplained chronic cough get relief from neuromodulators, but more than half are affected by tachypylaxis or dependence. Otolaryngologist Paul Bryson, MD and pulmonologist Rachel Taliercio, DO, explain their findings.
Going to the 2019 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium? Make Sure to Attend Our Cleveland Clinic Sessions
Connect with our staff in the following sessions at the 2019 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium
Study Examines Contamination of Reusable EEG Equipment
Resusable EEG equipment can harbor microorganisms that may lead to hospital-acquired infections. A study led by a Cleveland Clinic ACNO investigates the number and types of bacteria on such equipment.
Personalized Survivorship Care Plans Reduce Distress, Improve QOL in HCT Survivors
The use of survivorship care plans derived from registry data and personalized to patient-specific exposures is associated with improved mental health domain of quality of life and reduced distress.