Archive for August 2022
Patient resumes active life after knee surgeries
Always active, Lisa Luskey-Lestrud of Kensett, Iowa, played volleyball and softball in high school and worked physical jobs requiring hours of standing and heavy lifting. By the time she was 47, her aching knees reminded her daily of the toll that wear, injuries and having rheumatoid arthritis were taking on her ability to remain active.…
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Read MoreMayo Clinic Minute: The 3 best ways to keep kids healthy when heading back to school
There’s a few things parents and families can do right now to make sure their kids stay healthy for the upcoming school year. One is to make sure that they are up to date on their COVID-19 and other routine childhood vaccinations. Many different types of infections tend to increase when kids return to school…
Read More01_Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida (10-8-2021)
On 10-8-2021, the first Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented the first clinical case featuring a transsphenoidal endoscopic approach for chordoma tumor resection.
Read More02_Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida (10-8-2021)
On 10-8-2021, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented the second clinical case featuring interparietal sulcus approach for a thalamic glioblastoma resection.
Read MoreCase Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida (9-17-21)
On 9-17-2021, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented a clinical case featuring a left side craniectomy with titanium mesh cranioplasty for a plasma cell neoplasm pathology.
Read MoreCase Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida (10-15-2021)
On 10-15-2021, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented a clinical case featuring an awake left side craniotomy for Glioblastoma tumor resection.
Read MoreMayo Clinic Q&A podcast: Helping kids prepare for back-to-school success
In some parts of U.S., school has already begun, and over the next several weeks, almost all children will be back in the classroom after the Labor Day holiday. Setting up students for success at school includes parents and caregivers helping kids develop routines and good habits for time management, nutrition and sleep. “Having routines…
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