Sentences with phrase «invasive pediatric surgery»

It has an advanced imaging and control system that makes it extremely precise, and it is designed to explore the potential for automating certain demanding tasks in minimally invasive pediatric surgery — a challenge before without the tool's assistance.

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Surgery to remove tumor is performed by our renowned pediatric general surgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever poSurgery to remove tumor is performed by our renowned pediatric general surgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever posurgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever possible.

Thanks to the creativity and expertise of our team, we are able to utilize minimally invasive techniques for not just routine procedures, but for even the most complex procedures at a level rarely seen in the field of pediatric surgery.

Surgery to remove tumors is performed by our renowned pediatric general surgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever poSurgery to remove tumors is performed by our renowned pediatric general surgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever posurgery team, each of whom specializes in minimally invasive approaches to tumor resection whenever possible.

This seven - story hospital provides an ultra-modern yet child - friendly setting for all inpatient children's health services at the University of Chicago Hospitals, including nationally recognized programs in cardiology, cancer, neurology, neonatology, minimally invasive surgery, gastroenterology, transplantation, and other pediatric medical and surgical specialties.

Our surgeons are internationally recognized as experts in a wide range of specialties including minimally invasive surgery, pediatric surgical oncology, fetal diagnosis and treatment for congenital birth defects, pediatric trauma, and surgical procedures for intestinal failure.

February 2012, Dr. Wilcox participated in continuing education classes (as she does every year) completing core classes in shelter medicine updates, minimally invasive surgery, and pediatric spay - neuter updated techniques.