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Tips for best cosmetic surgery recovery

UCI Health — June 30, 2014

Planning to undergo a cosmetic procedure? UCI Health plastic surgeon Dr. Gregory R.D. Evans recommends some advance planning and recovery preparation to achieve the best results. For starters, be sure to discuss your medications with your doctor in advance, says Evans, director of UCI Health Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery in…

New TrueBeam provides advanced radiation oncology

UCI Health — June 30, 2014

UCI Health cancer patients now have access to advanced radiation oncology treatments available with the addition of Orange County’s first TrueBeam™ STx radiotherapy and radiosurgery system at the Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. “The TrueBeam™ STx image-guided system allows us to deliver more accurate and precise radiation treatment than ever…

When a headache signals a brain tumor

UCI Health — June 29, 2014

Everyone gets the occasional headache, which usually responds to rest and over-the-counter pain relievers. But sometimes, a throbbing head signals a more serious problem. In fact, a headache is the most common early symptom of a brain tumor. UCI Health brain tumor expert Dr. Daniela Bota says you should be…

UC Irvine anesthesia experts introduce new model of surgical care

UCI Health — June 29, 2014

The inaugural Perioperative Surgical Home Summit hosted by UCI Health Department of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Care on June 7-8, 2014 provided medical professionals with evidence-based data for a new model of patient care that promises to improve the quality and safety of surgery in the U.S. and internationally. Data presented…

Novel brain tumor treatment may extend lives of UCI Health patients

UCI Health — June 29, 2014

Kristina Sirca calls it the “head zapper,” an array of electrodes worn on her scalp to generate a low intensity electrical field that has, for nearly a year, prevented her brain tumor from returning. The Fullerton resident is one of two dozen UCI Health patients treated with the novel therapy…

Fireworks safety tips

UCI Health — June 26, 2014

The safest way to watch fireworks is to view them at one of the myriad public Fourth of July celebrations held throughout Orange County and Southern California, UCI Health experts say. But if you do have your own family affair — and your city allows it — “have a discussion…

Leave fireworks to the professionals, say UCI Health experts

UCI Health — June 26, 2014

UCI Health Dr. Bharath Chakravarthy knows well how dangerous fireworks can be. At age 13, he and some middle-school buddies were lighting and tossing firecrackers a few days before the Fourth of July when one exploded in his right hand. “I couldn't feel anything and all I could see was…

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