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Surgical
Pterional Craniotomy and MCA Aneurysm Clipping – Overview for Surgeons
- Divide veins bridging Sylvian fissure.
- Apply temporary clip to reduce blood flow to aneurysm, then apply permanent clip to neck of aneurysm.
Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication – Suture Pattern for Surgeons
- Care is taken to avoid the vagus nerve during dissection.
- Esophageal hiatus is closed with sutures and pledgets prior to fundoplication, narrowing the hiatus to approximately 2.5 cm in diameter.
- A 56-French bougie is placed across the gastroesophageal junction.
- A Penrose drain is used to retract the esophagus anteriorly.
- Fundus is wrapped posteriorly.
- Sutures with pledgets are placed, connecting the two portions of the fundus, with the superior suture anchored to the esophagus.
Laparoscopic Gastric Sleeve Surgery – Overview for Patients
- A bougie is used to preserve the path from esophagus through stomach.
- The stomach halves are divided and sealed with a stapler.
Medical-Legal
Specialty Patient Education: Vascular Anomalies
Life with Vascular Anomalies
These portraits aim to encourage a positive outlook for patients who experience life with a vascular anomaly.
Patient Education
Patient Education poster explaining Infantile Hemangioma, the most common tumor affecting babies. While an IH can be alarming for parents, typically it grows for 6 months, than shrinks over 3-4 years, without any treatment.
Marketing
Banner advertising the Vascular Anomalies Resource Center at The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Presentation of Research
A research symposium poster depicting the development process of accessible patient education materials. This poster was designed for and presented at the International Society for the Study of Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA) in 2018.
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