Tip Sheets
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Edition 4 - 2003
4/1/2003 |
Bypass graft failure may soon be a thing of the past.
Doctors at Florida Hospital are participating in a new study to help extend the life of vein grafts used in coronary bypass patients. Learn how this procedure could change the lives of future bypass patients.
Patients facing paralysis from stroke are benefiting from biofeedback technology at Florida Hospital, one of only five clinics in the country to offer the specialized technique.
See how surface EMG diagnostic biofeedback allows patients to monitor and improve the movement of their muscle from watching it on a computer screen.
Surgeon Brings Personal Experience to the Table.
As a teenager, this Florida Hospital plastic surgeon lost his mother and youngest brother in a house fire that burned over 60 percent of his body. His multiple surgeries and years of rehabilitation inspired him to first become a physical therapist, and later a plastic surgeon. Now, he performs some of the same surgeries he endured. Hear this doctor’s incredible story and meet a burn patient benefiting from his skill and empathy.
A Helping Hand.
Fighting lung cancer can be frightening, confusing, and overwhelming. But now, Florida Hospital Cancer Institute patients won’t have to undertake the battle alone. Whether it’s scheduling appointments, coordinating procedures, providing ongoing education, or lending a friendly ear, the new Thoracic Care Coordinator at Florida Hospital Cancer Institute is dedicated to providing complimentary one-on-one assistance to patients undergoing lung cancer treatment.
You may remember her as Wonder woman, but these days Lynda Carter is working against another "villain" – Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
Come meet this American icon on Monday May 19th at Florida Hospital Celebration Health, as Carter and Florida Hospital physician Dr. Badar Anwer speak to a crowd of people about this syndrome which effects up to one in five Americans.
Inspiring Art.
Born with a rare disease that left his arms and legs useless, award winning artist Tony Ryals learned to paint and sketch with his mouth. Now, Ryals travels the United States sharing his story and his artwork with others. Meet this amazing artist May 19th-22nd at Florida Hospital.
Pediatric Patients shop for their Parents.
The pediatric playroom at Florida Children’s Hospital will be transformed into a gift shop as little patients pick out presents for mom and dad. To celebrate Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, the Children’s Wish Network is hosting the party on Monday June 2nd.
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