Acute infective tricuspid valve endocarditis in an IV drug user poses few management options. This intraoperative video profiles one option that yielded success in a 29-year-old patient.
Read MoreCutting the Cost of Supplies
Supplies from swabs to syringes are critical to patient care, but sometimes they aren’t readily available and unused supplies often go to waste. Three units at Cleveland Clinic share their strategies to save on supplies.
Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis: We’ll Take the Risk
A new study helps physicians understand how patients analyze the costs and benefits of RA treatments so that they can better engage patients in shared decision-making.
Understanding the Preeclampsia-Thrombophilia Connection
Cleveland Clinic researchers identify pro-inflammatory, pro-coagulant proteins and particles that are released from placental cells in preeclampsia.
Meet Erika Woodson, MD, Director of Hearing Implant Program
This otolaryngologist is driven by the possibilities that occur at the intersection of technology and patient care.
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Preventing a Common Hospital-Acquired Infection
New research suggests that supplementing antibiotic therapy with a butyrate-producing probiotic and prebiotic may make the gut environment unfriendly to C. diff and prevent CD infection.
Pretransplant Locoregional Therapy for Advanced HCC May Optimize Long-Term Survival
Study reveals that the successful downstaging of advanced HCC via locoregional therapy prior to transplant yields 5-year survival rate of 60 percent. Two liver experts explain the impact on patients and the transplant community.
Guiding Research on Ketamine Usage for CRPS
Pain Management Specialist Jijun, Xu, MD, PhD, is leading research to develop protocols on the usage of ketamine infusion for treating complex regional pain syndrome. His most recent research came up with reference protocol for future clinical studies.
Challenging Cutaneous Spindle Cell Tumors (Video)
In this video, Steven Billings, MD, covers a set of challenging cutaneous spindle cell tumors, emphasizing a practical approach and key histologic features that allow accurate diagnosis.
“Tennis Elbow” Evolved
What is the true underlying intratendinous pathology in tennis elbow? Choosing appropriate treatment depends on an accurate assessment, so a reliable classification system is a necessity.