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Donor Heart Infected with Hepatitis C Saves Man's Life
UW Medical Center's new protocol allows heart-transplant candidates to opt in to be considered for matching donor organs even if the organ is infected with hep C, and then take an eight-week course of medication to clear the virus.
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Gary Stobbe, MD, discusses how fatigue can be considered a sign of a mild traumatic brain injury, rather than a symptom.
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Partnership Access Line (PAL) for Moms
PAL for Moms, formerly the Perinatal Psychiatry Consultation Line, is a free service where any WA state provider caring for a pregnant or new mom with mental illness can receive advice from a UW psychiatrist.
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Management of Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer
Jonathan Wright, MD, provides an overview of the management of non-muscle invasive bladder cancer
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Current Controversies in Anatomic Shoulder Arthroplasty
Jason Hsu, MD, and Zahab Ahsan, MD, review controversial topics in anatomic shoulder arthroplasty and highlight surgical principles during this grand rounds presentation.
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Anne Larson, MD, provides an update on Hepatitis B and why we are seeing an increase in rates in the United States.
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Burns 202: Overview of Stretches
This video is intended for medical providers, therapists and burn patients. It provides an overview of activity goals and stretches to help prevent common post-burn complications. These include edema, scarring and contractures.
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Acute Liver Failure (ALF) is one of the most severe acute liver injuries with at least 2,000 cases per year. Anne Larson, MD, Clinical Professor of Medicine at UW Medicine NorthWest Hepatology, describes ALF and discusses treatment options.
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Vitals in redesigning veterans’ health care
A perspective in this week’s New England Journal of Medicine examines ways the Veterans Affairs Center for Innovation for Care and Payment might approach its mission
Pursuing hair-restoration therapy … for your inner ear
Organs deep in the ear wither with age, making seniors vulnerable to falls and resulting injuries.
Washington updates car-seat law to better protect children
Revised regulations mean "more kids will come home safe," says Harborview pediatrician who advocated for change.
