Items Tagged ‘5329’
July 23, 2013
Life Restored for Patient at Mayo Clinic
By SMHNadmin 
Kenneth Piehl describes the intense pain he felt from extensive blood clots in his legs and the overwhelming feelings of, ‘joy and pride’ he shared with the Mayo Clinic staff, who successfully administered his Mechanical Thrombectomy procedure. Mayo Clinic’s Robert McBane II, M.D. explains the path to what Kenneth calls, “A life restored.”
Tags: 5329, 5335, 5401, blood clot, Dr. Robert McBane II, DVT, Kenneth Piehl, Mayo Clinic, Mechanical Thrombectomy, vascular center, vein procedure, Venous Thromboembolism
November 30, 2012
Surgery at Mayo puts softball pitcher back in the game
By Margaret Shepard, Communications Specialist 
When a dedicated softball pitcher needed help getting a handle on her game, Mayo Clinic surgeons stepped up to the plate.
Tags: 2753, 5328, 5329, 5335, Audra Duncan M.D., Brittany Rathbun, Mayo Clinic, thoracic outlet syndrome
November 11, 2011
Healing A WWII Veteran’s 66-Year-Old Injury
By jasonpratt 
Mayo Clinic began because of a military connection and our commitment to servicemen and women has never faltered. As we celebrate Veteran’s Day this year, we salute the many Mayo Clinic staff members and patients who are veterans, helping to protect our freedoms. It is in their honor that we share this story about a […]
Tags: 5328, 5329, 5334, injury, Mayo Clinic in Florida, MayoClinicFL, military, Veteran, Volunteer
August 9, 2010
1000th Aortic Aneurysm Repair: Mr. Jim Reaser
By CSMMayo 
Jim Reaser has had a long history with Mayo Clinic for specialty care, but it was his primary care physician in Rapid City, South Dakota, who recommended he come here most recently, for repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Here, Peter Gloviczki, M.D. director of the Gonda Vascular Center, and his team determined Jim was […]
Tags: 3963, 5328, 5329, 5335, Patient Story