Clinician's View is an ongoing column featuring AdventHealth physicians sharing their personal perspective on topics related to the health care industry. Editorial themes include research, innovation, clinical excellence, physician well-being, and our global mission.
In our latest Clinician’s View, Marcos Hazday, MD, FACC, director of the hypertrophic cardiomyopathy program at AdventHealth Orlando, discusses the new cardiac amyloidosis therapeutics available...
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is the most common cancer occurring in children in the United States, and the predominant type of ALL begins in B cells (B-ALL). Standard chemotherapy cures more...
On July 19, 2022, AdventHealth Digestive Health Institute colorectal surgeon Mark Soliman, MD, completed the first complex colorectal surgical case in the Southeast U.S. using the da Vinci SP®...
Physicians are taught to solve problems, but what happens when a solution is not readily available? Chetan Patel, M.D., executive medical director of spine surgery at AdventHealth Neuroscience...
With the exception of some types of skin cancer, colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer diagnosed...
Thanks to a recent addition at AdventHealth University called the Anatomage Table, instructors now have a powerful new tool in their arsenal to teach students. Mohtashem Samsam, M.D. explains how...
Ademola Adewale, MD, AdventHealth emergency medicine physician, recounts his story of near burnout and how he was ready to walk away from the profession he loved. After an inward journey, this...
This AdventHealth case study outlines a diagnosis of Finlay-Marks Syndrome, a rare congenital defect with only 36 previously known cases in the world literature.
The co-founder of AdventHealth’s Transplant Program, Robert Metzger, MD, reflects on nearly 60 years working in the transplant field. He discusses how the landscape of transplants has evolved from...
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