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Molecular genetics and microbiology study alters dogma on cerebrospinal fluid

#department of molecular genetics and microbiology
In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
New study shows cerebral spinal fluid flows from brain’s spinal cord to peripheral nervous system
Two surgeons perform an operation.

UF Health achieves national recognition for liver, lung transplant quality and outcomes

#Amir Emtiazjoo, #Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients, and 3 more...
In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Rankings are based on data recently released from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients

Acute care surgeon named surgical director of UF Health Shands ORs

#department of surgery, #Martin Rosenthal
In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Martin Rosenthal, M.D., will serve as a liaison between hospital administration and medical staff
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Clinical spotlight: UF Health Aortic Disease Center celebrates five years

#Tomas Martin, #UF Health Aortic Disease Center
In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Led by Tom Martin, M.D., center is launching symposium and leveraging AI tools in health care
two physicians perform transplant surgery

UF Health Shands Transplant Center programs among nation’s best

#department of surgery, #transplant surgery
In College, Faculty, Featured Article
The liver transplant program was ranked No. 1 in the nation
Scan of a leg shows vascular system.

Study shows alternative to amputation for patients with peripheral artery disease, preserves mobility

#Ben Jacobs, #department of surgery
In Featured Article
The study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine
Two surgeons perform an operation.

UF Health among nation’s best for liver, lung transplant outcomes

#department of surgery, #liver transplant program, and 4 more...
In Faculty, Featured Article
Rankings are based on data recently released from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients
Two surgeons perform an operation.

UF Health Shands liver transplant program outcomes show best 1-year survival rates

In College, Featured Article
At 98.97%, the program’s success rate outstrips the national survival rate of 91.89%
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Researchers leverage AI to identify sepsis within 12 hours

In College, Featured Article, Research
An algorithm quickly determines which patients are most likely to develop sepsis