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MetroHealth Dialogue
October 2011 Issue

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Radial catheterization safer, more comfortable Patients who need advanced cancer treatment can tap into more than 70 clinical trials led by MetroHealth Cancer Care Center researchers.
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Clinical trials offer cancer patient more options Patients who need advanced cancer treatment can tap into more than 70 clinical trials led by MetroHealth researchers.
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New clinic aims to prevent bone loss, fractures New bone fragility service aims to streamline care, identify causes of osteoporosis and prevent future fragility fractures by combining total orthopaedic care with rheumatologic care for treating metabolic bone diseases.
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Urologist sees middle ground on PSA screening Routine screening of healthy men for prostate-specific antigen (PSA) has become controversial, but MetroHealth Urologist Irma J. Lengu, MD, suggests there is an appropriate middle ground.
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Genetics team offers comprehensive services MetroHealth's Genetics Clinic offers comprehensive services including diagnosis, testing, management and counseling.
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Ophthalmologist favors minimally invasive cataract surgery Meet one MetroHealth ophthalmologist who steers clear of using needles and stitches whenever possible with patients undergoing cataract surgery.
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Breast Center earns coveted accreditation MetroHealth is one of just 15 health systems in Ohio to be granted a full, three-year accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons.
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MetroHealth welcomes new physicians Meet the newest members of our physician staff: Sobia Hassan, MD, MRCP (Rheumatology); Hariprasad Kunhi Veedu, MD (Neurology, Epilepsy); Mireille Astrid Moise, MD (Vascular Surgery); Rupa Shah, MD (Ophthalmology).
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