The specialists who make up Cedars-Sinai's Surgical Critical Care team recently presented a multidisciplinary symposium on end-of-life care. The symposium examined end-of-life care from various perspectives encountered by the practicing physician.
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The Department of Surgery has matched its top applicants in General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery and Urology. These students are among the brightest to join Cedars-Sinai, with the highest average scores on the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination®, along with superior letters of recommendation, research and extracurricular talents.
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During three decades as a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Randy Sherman, MD, has faced plenty of tough cases. One of his most fulfilling cases, however, has involved one of his youngest patients – 8-year-old Hayley Brang, who suffers from Moebius syndrome, a congenital disorder that paralyzes facial muscles, compromising her ability to eat, talk and smile.
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A memorial service for Leon Morgenstern, MD, will begin at 4 p.m. Thursday, April 18, in Harvey Morse Auditorium. Morgenstern was the founding director of Surgery for Cedars-Sinai and senior adviser to the Center for Healthcare Ethics.
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Thomas M. Priselac, President and CEO
Here's something everyone can agree on: The current payment and pricing system for health care is confusing, and a huge source of dissatisfaction and frustration.
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As construction workers continue to put the final touches on the Advanced Health Sciences Pavilion, orders for new equipment are already being delivered to the new building in preparation for the arrival of its first occupants this spring.
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Residents Seth Felder, MD, and Tsuyoshi Todo, MD, will take the podium at the 10th Annual Dr. Leon Morgenstern Great Debates in Clinical Medicine Resident Competition on Thursday, April 18, at 8 a.m. in ECC A-C.
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About 150 middle school students from throughout Los Angeles County had the chance to participate in neuroscience experiments, meet "Robot-Doc" and get hands-on suture experience at Cedars-Sinai's Brainworks conference this year.
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The Circle of Friends program honored 136 people in February. Circle of Friends allows grateful patients to make a donation in honor of the physicians, nurses, caregivers and others who have made a difference during their time at Cedars-Sinai. When a gift is made, the person being honored receives a custom lapel pin and a letter of acknowledgement.
» See the names of those honored