Higher Mortality Risk for Women Undergoing Bypass Surgery
Women undergoing coronary bypass surgery face a higher risk of death during or shortly after the procedure compared to men, particularly among younger age groups. This underscores the importance of personalized care and risk assessment in cardiac surgery.
October 2002
Surgery Alone Effective in Controlling Prostate Cancer for Many Patients
A retrospective study conducted at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center suggests that radical prostatectomy without adjuvant therapies can achieve long-term control of prostate cancer confined to the prostate gland. This finding provides valuable insights into treatment options for prostate cancer patients.
October 2002
Improved Results of Open Heart Surgery in Elderly Patients
A study from Northwestern University highlights recent advancements in open heart surgery, leading to decreased risks associated with the procedure in elderly patients, offering improved outcomes for this vulnerable population.
September 2002
