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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2010

Page

4

Doctors' gamble saves teen shot in chest

In a pivotal trauma case at Washington Hospital Center, 16-year-old Dimitrios Philliou survived a gunshot to the aorta after doctors used a less invasive stent graft to seal lower vessel damage and then patched the upper hole. The team’s unconventional approach, undertaken after hours of debate, highlights evolving emergency techniques in life threatening vascular injuries.

Washington Dimitrios Philliou Philliou Sean O’donnell Washington Hospital Center Silver Spring Phillion Toby Kyle O’donnell O'Donnell Jim Philliou Ammar Bafito

Two breast cancer prevention drugs offer choices for high risk women

A major study finds two options, tamoxifen and raloxifene Evista, reduce breast cancer risk with different tradeoffs. Evista is safer but less durable in protection. tamoxifen lowers overall cancer risk more but raises uterine cancer risk. Both have side effects like hot flashes and clot risk.

Scott Lippman University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Cancer Prevention Research Federally American Association For Cancer Research Washington United States Gabriel Hortobaggi M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Evista D. Lawrence Wickerham Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh Indianapolis Eli Lilly & Co V. Craig Jordan Georgetown University

Lung CT scans show high false positive rate in screening

A NIH study finds CT lung scans yield 21 percent false positives after one scan and 33 percent after two, while chest X rays produce 9 percent and 15 percent respectively. The research, published in Annals of Internal Medicine, notes follow up tests and invasive procedures carry risks and stresses informed decision making for current and former smokers aged 55 to 74.

New York National Institutes of Health Jennifer Croswell NIH Office of Medical Applications of Research Annals of Internal Medicine Robert Smith American Cancer Society Smith

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