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Why Sarcomas Require Expert, Multidisciplinary Cancer Care
Sarcomas are one of the rarest and most complex cancer types, making up less than 1% of all new cancer diagnoses in the United States.
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Baptist Health Heart Vascular Care Welcomes Seven Esteemed Vascular Surgeons
Baptist Health Heart & Vascular Care announces the addition of seven highly accomplished vascular surgeons to Baptist Health Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, further advancing its commitment to exceptional cardiovascular care.
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Is It Parkinson’s or Something Else? A Focused Clinical Guide to Early Referral
For clinicians in primary care, geriatrics, psychiatry, or general neurology, recognizing when a presentation warrants early subspecialty referral is critical for accurate diagnosis and timely initiation of targeted therapy.
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Sarcomas: Why Referral to an Orthopedic Oncologist Is Crucial
Soft tissue sarcomas are cancers that develop in connective tissues such as muscle, fat, blood vessels and nerves, tendons and ligaments, joint linings, deep skin tissues and fibrous tissues.
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Cartilage Restoration: Expanding Options for Joint Preservation
While total knee arthroplasty remains the gold standard for end-stage arthritis, cartilage restoration surgery presents a viable alternative for appropriately selected patients, offering the potential for more natural joint mechanics and a speedier recovery.
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Revolutionary Technologies Are Transforming Neurosurgical Care
Long gone are the days when neurosurgeons opened large drapes and positioned mirrors to reflect light onto the surgical field. Today’s practitioners can virtually “fly” through the brain using augmented reality.
