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Greetings, and welcome to MD News Long Island.
Two years ago, we visited Hesham Atwa, MD, FACS,
FASMBS, and his colleagues at Long Island Laparoscopic
Doctors. Dr. Atwa was at the leading edge of minimally
invasive surgery then, and today is no different — he keeps
abreast of the latest developments in robotic-assisted
surgery so he can offer superior outcomes to his patients.
Our clinical section on orthopedics examines a new
technique that may provide an alternative to spinal fusion
for young scoliosis patients. A separate article reports on
research into which patients will transition from acute
to chronic pain after surgery.
In our national feature, we look at the problem of repeat
hospital admissions and explore ways some health systems
are improving care transitions and reducing readmissions.
Closer at hand, the lawyers at Martin Clearwater & Bell
LLP offer advice about counseling patients for bariatric
surgery, while financial expert Dave Rao discusses wise
planning for retirement.
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