More than half of cardiac surgeries require blood transfusion—a lifesaving measure but one that nevertheless could fuel complications ranging from temporary immune suppression to graft-versus-host disease.
A mix of meticulous care, staff ingenuity, innovative technology and a patient’s resiliency results in an extraordinary outcome.
Multiple pediatric subspecialists combine algorithmic care, the latest technology and science to achieve the best outcomes.
Surgeons use MRI-guided navigation system to ensure accurate dissection of the pelvic floor and a secure closure.
The removal of ganglioneuromas, rare benign tumors of the nervous system, requires the expertise of several disciplines of surgery.
A new Johns Hopkins clinic combines multispecialty medical and surgical services for patients with short gut.
