Progressnotes Fall Issue

Brady Thomas works in the new operating room.

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A New Type of Hybrid

Partnership between innovative physicians and Siemens Healthineers brings a new operating room to MUSC Health.

A pill organizer is pictured with pills measured for the week.

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Incorporating Pharmacists

Health care teams at MUSC incorporate pharmacists to help with medication safety and adherence.

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The War Against COVID-19

MUSC Health Network joins forces to study COVID-19 across South Carolina.

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High-Def Surgical Suite

Holistic 3D perspective transforms neurosurgery and kicks off collaborative partnership with Synaptive.

Surgeons performing surgery and a large screen view of surgical site

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Through the 3D Glasses

A spinal cord detethering case demonstrates how the clearest vantage point protects both surgeons and their patients.

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Pandemic Pivot

Telehealth rapidly scales up during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide care to patients in the safety of their homes.

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Patient Perspective

A sit-down between a shoulder replacement patient and his surgeon.

The Guardian Needle pictured on a white backdrop.

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Surgical Safeguard

FDA approves Guardian needle to reduce risk of accidental needlesticks during intraoperative monitoring.

Illustration of oxygen levels within an organoid and how they recreate a heart attack at the tissue level.

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Heart Attack in a Dish

3D organoids give window into events immediately following a heart attack.

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T Cell Protein Production

T cells could be made into better cancer killers by increasing their protein production.

immune cells, neurons, and synapses in pink, red and green under a microscope.

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Targeted Tissue Salvage

Reducing inflammation boosts cognitive recovery and may extend treatment window after stroke.

Welcome

Interview With New CEO

MUSC Health welcomes David Zaas, M.D., MBA & CEO of the Charleston division.

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