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Joint replacement procedures have advanced greatly in the last 10 years thanks to new and improving technology and collaborative expertise of physicians dedicated to improving patient outcomes.

When Endeavor Health surgical oncologist George Salti, MD, performed the first HIPEC procedure in the Chicago area in 2001, many other physicians thought it was a crazy notion and not a viable option for cancer patients.

Pictured above: Janardan D. Khandekar, MD, from the Mark R. Neaman Center for Personalized Medicine at Endeavor Health.

A new regional destination for the most advanced heart care is now open on the North Shore.

In recent years, there have been many exciting innovations in the field of neurology.

Advancements in technology have fueled tremendous progress in joint replacement procedures in recent decades, dramatically improving patient outcomes and satisfaction.

Neurosurgeon Shakeel A. Chowdhry, MD, FAANS, FACS, FAHA, recently cared for a young woman at Endeavor Health Edward Hospital in Naperville who had a rare, giant thrombosed (or partially clotted) cerebral aneurysm that had ruptured. She was treated with complex surgical clipping using intraoperative angiography and recovered well, returning home to her husband and two children two weeks after her surgery.

With so many new treatment options for cancer patients, it’s an exciting time for oncology clinicians who have a growing arsenal of approaches to fight the disease and help patients achieve better