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Leading Experts in Spinal Neurosurgery, Physiatry and Radiology for an In-Depth Case Study on the Discovery of a Complex Spinal Meningioma, and the Treatment Plan that Reversed Paraparesis.
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Treating the whole patient, beyond the disease itself.
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The Anterior Hip Foundation strives to improve care for patients undergoing anterior total hip arthroplasty.
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Team-Based Approach Tackles the Deadly Diagnosis of Glioblastoma
The multidisciplinary brain tumor team of Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute and Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute delivers advanced therapies tailored to each patient’s specific needs, balancing aggressive treatment with quality of life.
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A Powerful Team Researches Re-irradiation Options for Breast Cancer Recurrence
When breast cancer returns in a previously treated breast, the standard approach has been salvage mastectomy. The recently launched BRASIL trial (NCT06867484) aims to challenge this paradigm by investigating whether carefully selected ...
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PP-007: A First-in-Class Neuroprotective Agent Moves into Phase 3 Stroke Trial
A novel investigational compound, PP-007 (PEGylated carboxyhemoglobin), is advancing to a global Phase 3 clinical trial as a potential breakthrough in the treatment of acute ischemic stroke
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FIU Health Physicians to Practice Under Baptist Health as Part of FIU Clinical and Academic Alliance
Baptist Health and Florida International University (FIU) Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine have formed a strategic alliance that aims to enhance patient care, physician training and clinical research in South Florida.
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New Study Shows Tiny Cuts Could Improve Brain Surgery: A Simpler, Safer Way to Treat Brain Tumors
A new study from doctors at Miami Neuroscience Institute, part of Baptist Health, highlights a gentler way to perform brain surgery, one that uses small tools and avoids the need for large openings in the skull.
