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MetroHealth Dialogue
January 2011 Issue
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Team approach, vast therapies lead to healthy lives
"There's often a perception that anyone can treat heart failure patients," says Mark Dunlap, MD. "But numerous studies have shown that patients can really benefit from a comprehensive team approach."
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Wolfe is a leader and bridge-builder
"When a physician refers to specialists at MetroHealth, it’s a two-way, not a one-way street. It is imperative that we make them feel like they are part of the team," says M. Michael Wolf, MD.
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Infusion therapy capabilities increased
"The clinic is a state-of-the-art facility. Most places do not have a freestanding allergy and infusion setup as we do, with a dedicated staff and area," says Akhilesh Chouksey, MD.
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Ensures ensure an optimal strategy for each patient
"The satisfaction doctors get when they reverse a stroke is one of the best feelings in medicine," says Steven Reed, MD. "The patient enters paralyzed and is able to leave the hospital on his own."
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Surgical treatment more effective for neck area and spinal cord
"Surgery for most issues with the spine should be a last resort. Many issues with the back can be helped or get better without surgery," says Timothy Moore, MD.
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Staff of talented specialists continues to grow
Learn more about Hulya Bukulmez, MD (Pediatric Rheumatology); Ewald Howath, MD (Chair, Psychiatry); Joyce Lee-Iannotti, MD (Sleep Medicine, Neurology); and Ali S. Totonchi (Plastic Surgery).
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