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Hepatic Artery Infusion Pump

Pancreatic surgeon Kelly Lafaro answers questions on the hepatic artery infusion pump. Questions include: What is a Hepatic Artery Infusion Pump? Are there benefits over chemotherapy? Can you explain the process for treatment? What is ...

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Ventral Hernia Repair

Minimally Invasive Surgeons Brenda Zosa and Alisa Coker answer questions on ventral hernia repair. Questions include: How to know when a patient should have surgery, the advantages of laparoscopic ventral hernia repair, when a patient ...

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GERD and Barrett’s Esophagus: Who are operative candidates and what we can offer

Minimally invasive surgeons Brett Parker, Alisa Coker, and Katherine Lamond discuss the risk factors for Barrett's disease as well as surgical options for GERD and Barret's. They will also cover how surgical intervention can help Barrett's disease.

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New Colorectal Surgery Chief Brings Decades of Experience to Suburban Hospital

Colorectal surgeon Vincent Obias, an expert in robotic and laparoscopic surgery, will treat patients at Suburban Hospital.

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Johns Hopkins Researchers Show Presurgical Immunotherapy Plus Chemotherapy Improves Lung Cancer Outcomes

Study shows that neoadjuvant immunotherapy combined with chemotherapy in patients with operable, non-small cell lung cancer can reduce the risk of recurrence of cancer or death.

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Leading in the Treatment of Pancreatic Cysts

Johns Hopkins is the highest-volume center in the United States for the condition, with a multidisciplinary team devoted solely to monitoring and treatment.

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