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2021_3_24 Pregnancy Policy – Faculty

By UW Surgery Admin | April 22, 2021

[…] to operate until delivery. 2. Clinic : In general, women faculty are comfortable seeing clinic patients until late in their pregnancy. A gradual slow down, especially of new patients, between the 36 and 40th weeks of pregnancy is recommended, with individual decisions left to the discretion of the surgeon and her OB. Post -operative […]

Dr. Giana Davidson and Research Team Awarded the Donaghue Foundation’s Greater Value Portfolio Grant

By UW Surgery Admin | February 16, 2023

[…] Pharmacy Integrated Transitions (PIT) R01 Randomized Trial. While the PIT program aims to improve coordination between hospitals and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) by decreasing medication–related problems, this new funding will incorporate the narrative voice of Spanish speaking patients and focus on the transition failures that drive disparate outcomes. Dr. Davidson says, “I am incredibly […]

UW Medicine milestone: 1,000 lung-transplant recipients

By UW Surgery Admin | August 7, 2019

UW Medicine | Newsroom | August 7, 2019 UW Medical Center is the 11th U.S. hospital to achieve that volume, and the only such provider in the Pacific Northwest. Dr. Michael Mulligan, Professor & Chief, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery Section Chief, Thoracic Surgery UW Medicine’s lung-transplant team, the only such providers in the […]

Esophageal Research Fellowship

By Exporter | March 27, 2017

[…] the main databases used for research studies during the fellowship. Training Sites UW Medical Center-Montlake As the No. 1 hospital in Seattle and Washington State (U.S. News & World Report), UW Medical Center – Montlake is one of the nation’s foremost tertiary referral academic health centers. Utilizing our over 500 beds and 5,000 […]

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By UW Surgery Admin | December 3, 2020

[…] as many women in the field at the time. I did a couple Sub—I’s back to back, doing the surgery Sub—I first, and that’s when I k new surgery was for me. SS: What are your personal thoughts on being selected as a 2020 Top Doc in Seattle Magazine?” KC: It’s flattering because it’s […]

Welcome Dr. Steven Lee

By UW Surgery Admin | February 15, 2023

Dr. Steven Lee The Department of Surgery welcomes Dr. Steven Lee as our new Chief of the Division of Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgery at Seattle Children’s Hospital (SCH) and UW Department of Surgery in February 2023. Dr. Lee completed his general surgery training at University of California, Davis, and is well–acquainted with our […]

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By UW Surgery Admin | January 8, 2018

[…] that we build community and infrastructure for collab – orating with patients and healthcare stakeholders to advance PCOR, as well as methods for transforming healthcare through leveraging new streams of data that come directly from patients, such as patient–reported and patient–generated health data. Funding from the Patient–Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) and Agency for […]

Mother Donates a Piece of Her Liver to Save Her Baby

By UW Surgery Admin | October 21, 2016

Published in Seattle Children’s Hospital’s On the Pulse by Kathryn Mueller Patricia Alva knew, even before her baby girl was born, that something was wrong. When she was pregnant, doctors detected a cyst on the baby’s stomach during an ultrasound. “It was heartbreaking,” said Alva. After she was born, doctors diagnosed baby Olivia with biliary…

Treatment target pinpointed for liver cancer in young adults

By UW Surgery Admin | July 10, 2019

UW Medicine | Newsroom | July 3, 2019 Diseased liver sample from a fibrolamellar carcinoma patient shows tumor cells (pink) in the center surrounded by the fibrotic tissue (streaked with green) characteristic of FLC Mitchell H. Omar Dr. Raymond Yeung New findings show how a genetically aberrant, fused protein promotes a rare form of […]

UW researchers unite to salvage their work after radiation leak shuts down their labs

By UW Surgery Admin | July 3, 2019

[…] turned their attention to the massive seven-story building in front of them. How much airborne cesium powder had made its way into the R&T building? Nobody k new at the time that the DOE would still be trying to answer that question two months later. “I tend to be rather optimistic, so I kept […]