October 22, 2016
Mohenjo
Human Interest, Medical
doctors, Healthcare IT, Medicine and Healthcare, orthopedics, Surgeons, surgery
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I did not expect the answers given in the article.
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Robert Talac
MD, PhD
I am an orthopedic spine surgeon. I earned my medical degree from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Here I also got my PhD degree in Biophysics. Initially, I have done General Surgery and Surgical Oncology training in Europe. In 1999, I relocated to U.S. I have worked as a Research Associate at Tissue Engineering Lab at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. I love research as it makes me better physician. However, I missed interactions with patients and thus in 2003, I decided to return to clinical practice in the US, which required to repeat my entire clinical training. I become student again. I was accepted into orthopedic residency program at UCSD Medical Center in San Diego, CA. I have spent 5 years there. In 2008, I transferred to Cleveland to pursue additional training in spine surgery. I have finished spine surgery fellowship at Center for Spine Health at Cleveland Clinic Foundation. It took me only 16 years (or 4 presidential terms) to reach my goal – to open my own clinic. In 2010 , I have founded Advanced Spine Institute.
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https://www.quora.com/How-much-does-an-orthopedic-surgeon-make-per-surgery-including-patient-visits-and-the-surgery
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November 29, 2013
Mohenjo
Medical
amazon, Anna, Anna Frutiger, Birth Control Pills, blood clot in leg, business, Business News, cancer, deep vein thrombosis, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), dentist, everyday health, Frutiger, hospital emergency room, Hotels, human-rights, leg pain was muscle-related, medicine, mental-health, pain behind her knee and calf, Pittsburgh, pulmonary embolism, research, Sara Wassenaar, Science, Science News, short of breath, surgery, technology, Technology News, The 23-year-old Michigan native, travel, vacation
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This young woman didn’t know her birth control pills could cause a blood clot in leg that would kill her. Here, Anna’s mother recounts the devastating story.
Anna Frutiger had the world by the tail in the spring of 2010. The 23-year-old Michigan native was busy working toward her longtime dream of becoming a dentist. Athletic, pretty, and smart, Frutiger had just finished her first year at dental school in Pittsburgh when the unimaginable happened. A blood clot in her lungs, called a pulmonary embolism, landed her in a hospital emergency room in mid-May. Frutiger was fighting for her life.
That day was the culmination of a health crisis four months in the making. While training for a triathlon, Frutiger began feeling pain behind her knee and calf. “Her symptoms seemed to come and go — sometimes being very painful and other times they seemed to disappear,” recalled Sara Wassenaar, DDS, Frutiger’s mother, herself a dentist in Alma, Mich. At first she believed her leg pain was muscle-related, but Frutiger told her mother it wasn’t exactly the sort of pain she experienced with other muscle pulls. She was becoming unusually short of breath as well.
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October 18, 2012
Mohenjo
Medical
axillary hyperhidrosis, Beauty, body odors, Botox injections, business, current-events, Dailyglow, dealing with underarm stains, excessive sweating, excessive underarm sweating, fashion stresses, Health, medicine, mental-health, non-invasive procedure, prescription antiperspirant, research, Science, Science News, silk shirts, stop excessive underarm sweating, stressing over potential body odors, style, surgery, technology, underarm stains, underarm sweating, Video
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Want to stop excessive underarm sweating? A pit stop in your doctor’s office may solve your hyperhidrosis in surprisingly little time.
If you have axillary hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, you’re all too familiar with the pit falls of the condition: dealing with underarm stains, stressing over potential body odors, and eliminating silk shirts from your wardrobe.
Until now, the most common treatments available were prescription antiperspirant, Botox injections, or surgery. However, a new non-invasive procedure promises to relieve the mental, physical, and fashion stresses of the 1 in 5 Americans dealing with excessive sweating by targeting the source of the problem.
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http://www.dailyglow.com/beauty-news/a-new-permanent-solution-for-excessive-sweating.html?xid=aol_dg-beauty_1_20121015_&aolcat=ESP&icid=maing-grid7|aim|dl37|sec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D220315
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