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Surgery & Surgeon Staff
Our surgery suites are designed to handle a variety of inpatient and outpatient procedures. We realize the importance of high quality care at a reasonable cost and we offer outpatient surgery whenever possible.Our surgical suite contains two full operating rooms. Our operating rooms are state-of-the-art, with the absolute latest in technology.
A variety of surgical procedures available include the following, but are not limited to:
| | EAR, NOSE & THROAT
Adenoidectomy; Tonsillectomy; PE Tubes |
| | GENERAL SURGERY
Appendectomy (open & laparoscopic); Breast Biopsy, Mastectomy, Sentinel Node Biopsy (breast); Bowel Resection; Diagnostic Laparoscopy; Fisulectomies; Hemorrhoidectomy; Hernia Repair (open & laparoscopic); Cholecystectomy (laparoscopic); Nissen Fundoplication (laparoscopic); Pilondial Cyst Debridement; Port Placements; Temporal Artery Biopsy; Thyroidectomy; Vein Surgeries (VNSU |
| | OB/ GYN
C-Sections; D & C; Hysterectomy (abdominal & vaginal); Hysteroscopy; LEEP procedure; Novasure/Tubal Ligations (laparoscopic, sterilization);
Endometrial Oblation |
| | OPHTHALMOLOGY
Cataracts; Yag Laser
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| | ORTHOPEDICS
Endoscopic/ Carpal Release; Hardware removal (screw implants); Trigger Finger Release; Knee Arthroplasty (partial and total); Shoulder surgeries (open & arthroscopic); Rotator Cuff Repairs |
| | PODIATRY
Bunionectomies (hammer toes); Hardware removal (screw implants); Neuroma removal |
| | UROLOGY
Bladder Suspension; Cystoscopy/ TURBT/ TURP/Stent; Circumcisions; Hydrocelectomy/ Spermatocelectomy |
To view our staff involved with surgery, click here.
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One way your can help lower your risk for surgery is to talk with a member of the surgical care team. Your care team includes your surgeon, your anesthetist and your nurses. We want you to be an informed patient which should result in a shorter, and safer hospital stay. Here are some suggested topics that you should address with your surgical team:
Tell your provider or specialty physician about other medical problems you may have, such as allergies or diabetes. These problems could affect your surgery and treatment.
| | Patients who smoke are more prone to infections and delayed surgical healing. If you are interested in quitting, your provider can help you with a smoking cessation program.
| | | If you are taking anticoagulation therapy, it is very important to talk about this prior to your surgery.
| | | If you do not see them do so, ask your care team members to wash their hands before examining you.
| | | Speak up if you have questions or concerns. If you don�t understand, ask again. It�s your body and you have a right to know!
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