"I came to Winthrop because treating
pancreatic cancer absolutely requires
a collaborative, team approach."
Dr. John D. Allendorf is head of Winthrop's Pancreatic Cancer
Program and Vice Chairman of the Department of Surgery. He
joined Winthrop from the largest university hospital in New
York City. A renowned pancreatic surgeon and innovator in
robotic surgery, Dr. Allendorf and his team are giving new hope
to pancreatic cancer patients.
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A Better Kind of Cancer Care
"What's important is to have a group of specialists
that are expert in their respective fields and
dedicated to a common problem. Physicians,
nurses and other providers who work well together
in an institution that encourages teamwork. Here
at Winthrop we have six to eight physicians from
different specialties all focused on each individual
cancer patient. That is uncommon across the
country and unique on Long Island.
"I really believe that at Winthrop-University Hospital,
we're delivering a better kind of cancer care."
