Our surgeons and electrophysiologists have given the hybrid Convergent procedure for persistent AF a new twist by adding ablation of the ligament of Marshall and a left atrial appendage clip.
Read MoreIntrathecally Delivered Enhanced Stem Cells Show Promise in Progressive MS
A phase 2 trial of mesenchymal stem cells enhanced to secrete neurotrophic factors for treating progressive multiple sclerosis has yielded encouraging results and insights for improving stem cell preparation for the next phase of clinical study.
EMERALD Celebrates Nursing Care Gems
Empathy, accountability and leadership are among qualities in nursing support staff that Cleveland Clinic celebrates through its new EMERALD Award.
Systematic Review Reinforces the Importance of Empowering Non-Physician Providers in Diabetes Care
New research suggests that the effectiveness of interventions may depend more on the frequency and delivery methods of the intervention rather than who is delivering the intervention.
Clinical Study Aims to Assess Adjuvant Therapy for Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
Adult patients with pathologic stage III or IV head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) are being sought for a prospective clinical study. Cleveland Clinic is one of 237 locations nationwide where the prospective, randomized, Phase III trial focused on adjuvant therapy is being conducted.
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Drug Changes Clinical Paradigm for Cystic Fibrosis
TRIKAFTA has led to dramatic improvements in adult patients with cystic fibrosis, from fewer inpatient admissions to feeding tube removal and paused transplant evaluations.
New Review Scrutinizes Gaps in Cardiac Surgery Between the Sexes
Referral for all types of cardiac surgery needs to become far more sex-specific. That’s a primary takeaway from a broad new review of differences in heart surgery between women and men.
Road Map to a Successful Protocol for Reducing Wrong-Level Spinal Surgeries
We have avoided wrong-level spine surgery errors for nearly three years thanks to a stepwise quality improvement process culminating in real-time intraoperative image review by radiologists.
Better Eating Can Help Nurses Fuel Well for Life at Work and at Home
Modifying daily food habits slowly can add up to better health over time.
Expandable Implant Helps Young Patient Retain Function After Resection of Femoral Osteosarcoma
A pediatric patient with a 26 cm femoral osteosarcoma avoids amputation and retains function with an expandable implant.