If your chronic acid reflux or gastroesophageal reflux disease goes untreated for long enough, there’s a decent chance that it will develop into a condition known as Barrett’s esophagus. Named for the British thoracic surgeon who first discovered the condition, Barrett’s esophagus develops in about 10-20 percent of individuals suffering from reflux disorders. When Barrett’s […]
Treating Pediatric Gallbladder Disease
Conditions affecting the gallbladder don’t usually arise until later in life, but they can develop in children and teens. Treating the condition in younger patients is similar to how doctors would handle an adult patient, but there are some differences that should be addressed by the medical team. Today, we take a closer look at […]
Conn’s Syndrome – How An Endocrine Surgeon Can Help
Conn’s syndrome is a medical condition that is categorized by elevated blood pressure levels and decreased potassium in the blood. Although not always the case, oftentimes these paired symptoms suggest that a person is dealing with the development of a tumor on their adrenal gland. The tumor tends to cause excessive amounts of aldosterone to […]
When Can I Return To Work, Drive & Play Sports After Hernia Surgery?
Aside from “when can I leave the clinic,” the three topics in the headline are probably the three most fielded questions we handle on a regular basis. Surgery can impact your normal routine, so many people want to know when they can expect to return to a sense of normalcy after an operation. We enjoy […]
5 Different Types of Pancreatectomy Operations
If there’s a problem with your pancreas, the simplest solution may be to remove part or all of the organ. Since different parts of the pancreas can be affected, and because it is optimal to keep some of the pancreas in the body if possible, there are a few different types of pancreas surgeries that […]
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