Robotic surgery offers less invasive options in urology
Doak describes robotic prostatectomy and partial nephrectomy as minimally invasive alternatives to open surgery. He notes better visibility, shorter recovery, less pain, and lower blood loss, with many patients going home the day after surgery. For kidney cancer, partial nephrectomy preserves kidney tissue, avoiding long hospital stays from open procedures.
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Carolina East earns Gold Champion for infant safe sleep program
The Cribs for Kids Gold Champion designation honors Carolina East Medical Center for promoting infant sleep safety. In 2017 North Carolina data show 852 deaths under age one with nine SIDS and 119 sleep related deaths preventable through education. Casey Toler cites community outreach as key to saving babies' lives.
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Fall safety and agility across experts and drills
A retiree Stephen Jepson teaches nimble balance with steps from one foot balance to stirring with the other, while Dr. Adam Tenforde from Harvard Medical School and orthopedic clinician Ken Akizuki explain controlled fall technique, barefoot balance, minimal shoes, ukemi, and whole body rehabilitation to stay active and reduce injury.
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