PNES resembles epileptic seizure in signs and symptoms but is due to psychological distress. Delivering the diagnosis with empathy and respect is crucial to setting the stage for effective management.
Read MoreTaking TAVR to the Enterprise Level
As we expand transcatheter aortic valve replacement to more Cleveland Clinic sites around the nation and world, we are meticulously replicating best practices and protocols developed over 15+ years.
Novel Geriatric Care Model Aims to Align Treatment With Patients’ Personal Goals
Novel model for geriatric care urges clinicians to reframe “success” by focusing on patients’ personal priorities and general wellbeing.
Case Study: Revision Anterior Neck Fusion After Worsening Postsurgical Pain and Choking Sensation
This case study involving a 37-year-old former gymnast underscores the need for persistence in seeking solutions to chronic pain following spinal surgery.
Using The Model for Improvement to Enhance Patient Outcomes in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation requires a prolonged hospitalization and patients often face an increased risk of complications, including transplant-related mortality. Why experts say using this quality improvement model is a “powerful tool.”
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Mentorship Can Help Both Teachers and Pupils Unlock Their Potential
If approached with curiosity and an open heart, mentorship can set the stage for a symbiotic relationship that serves both teacher and pupil.
Tumors with Specific Genetic Mutations Show Response to Immune Checkpoint Blockade Therapy
New research demonstrates that some immunotherapy drugs are more effective for cancers with certain genetic mutations.
Case Study: EBV-Associated Primary CNS Lymphoma in a Patient on Long-Term Mycophenolate Mofetil
Questions about safe protocols arise from a case in which a patient spent five years on a daily immunosuppressant regimen to control scleroderma-related skin tightness.
Keys To Creating a Team-Based Culture
Cleveland Clinic’s team-based culture is designed to acknowledge the value of all caregivers and the meaningful connections they have with one another. Here are the keys to our success.
The Case for a Precision Medicine Approach to Training Epilepsy Clinicians
We explain why we’ve launched an Epilepsy Precision Medicine Fellowship and how it’s designed to empower tomorrow’s epileptologists to apply neurogenetics to improve patient care