Automated Breast Ultrasound (ABUS) is a newer approach to finding up to 30 percent more cancers in women who have dense breast tissue (more fibrous or glandular than fatty), even if that is their only additional risk factor.
ABUS can...
If it is determined that you have breast cancer, your doctor will discuss surgical options with you. There are two types of surgeries: lumpectomy and mastectomy. Surgical removal of lymph nodes also may be performed.
Lumpectomy...
Doctors at The George Washington University Hospital's Comprehensive Breast Center may use the following therapies separately, or in combination with surgery, to treat breast cancer...
If you have been diagnosed with a condition requiring mastectomy, you and your physician may be considering subsequent reconstructive surgery. Reconstructive plastic surgeons at The George Washington University Hospital...
It is important for every woman to know her breast density because it impacts her breast cancer risk, as well as how well mammograms can detect breast cancer. The only way to know...
Do you pay a stipend for relocating? Do you assist with housing?
Relocation expenses are considered on a case-by-case basis. Please discuss your circumstances with one of our recruiters. Housing assistance is not available.
...The GW Transplant Institute has a comprehensive kidney and liver transplant program along with the specialty services required to care for transplant surgery patients. ...
Kidney transplant patients receive comprehensive care at the George Washington University Hospital Transplant Institute and GWU Medical Faculty Associates.
Evaluation
...At the George Washington University Hospital, the kidney and liver transplant team is with you every step of the way. The team includes:
- Transplant nephrologist (kidney specialist)
- Transplant surgeon
- ...
Approximately 13 people die everyday waiting for a kidney according to the National Kidney Foundation. Choosing to donate is a tremendous decision that can ultimately...