Archive for July 2023
Laser ablation surgery helps treat young man’s epilepsy.
Epilepsy is a disease of electrical activity in the brain. However, in epilepsy, that electrical activity starts to progress in an abnormal fashion and then can spread to areas of the brain that can cause disruption of function. For many patients’ medication therapy can help control the seizures. But when drugs are not effective, surgery…
Read MoreCase Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida (10-07-2023)
Please be advised that this video contains graphic footage of surgery. On 10-07-2022, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery featured a case presented by Dr. Lucas Alverne Albuquerque from hospital Geral de Fortaleza.
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Please be advised that this video contains graphic footage of surgery. On 10-14-2022, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented an endoscopic transsphenoidal approach for pituitary tumor resection.
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Please be advised that this video contains graphic footage of surgery. On 10-14-2022, the Case Records of the Mayo Clinic Florida Neurosurgery presented an endoscopic transsphenoidal approach for a pituitary tumor resection.
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Read MoreReshma Vincent Shares About her Vitiligo and Mental Health #shorts
One Look Doesn’t Fit All Reshma Vincent grew up always trying to “fix” her vitiligo. Now she posts TikTok videos of her doing makeup tutorials. What spurred the change? #vitiligoawareness #mentalhealth #skin #makeup #depression #mentalhealthawareness #vitiligobeauty #vitiligocure #webmd #shorts
Read MorePediatrician Dr Dan Brennan on Summer Fun #shorts
Get those kids off their devices, enjoy summer vegetables and fruit and play outside (with sunscreen on, of course). #summer #playoutside #pediatricians #summerfruit #summervegetables #sunscreen #shorts #webmd
Read More5 lessons learned from 20 years of living with, through and beyond ovarian cancer
Cynthia Weiss at work at Mayo Clinic. I was 33 when I first began experiencing aches and pains that led me to the doctor. It was 2003. I was never married, never pregnant, generally healthy and living life to the fullest. I didn’t expect a cancer diagnosis. The doctor told me I had stage 4…
Read MoreMy DBS experience
By Jan Kary I was 60 at the time. Trying to take a photo. My hand was shaking so much I couldn’t hold my phone still to capture a picture. “I’m just nervous,” I thought to myself. The same experience happened again and again. “It’s just stress; I just need a good night’s sleep, and…
Read MoreWest Nile virus: What you need to know
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have confirmed reports of West Nile virus in 10 states. The bite of an infected mosquito most commonly spreads the virus. ____________________________________________ FOR THE PUBLIC: More health and medical news on the Mayo Clinic News Network. https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/ FOR THE MEDIA ONLY: Register at https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/re… to access clean and nat…
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