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St. John's Physician E-Update


July 2007

Welcome to St. John's Physician e-Update, a quarterly e-newsletter designed to communicate information about new procedures and services offered at St. John's to our referring physicians. Please feel free to forward this to any of your colleagues. We hope you'll find these updates useful in your practice and would appreciate any feedback you have.

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CyberKnife Radiosurgery at St. John’s
By Alan Scarrow, MD, JD, Chairman, St. John's Neurosurgery
With the August 2005 opening of the St. John’s Radiosurgery Center (SJRC), St. John’s joined a growing number of hospitals and health systems throughout the world by offering a relatively new and innovative form of treatment called radiosurgery. 
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New recommendations for breast MRI
By Kathleen Gafarian, M.D., St. John's Breast Center
New evidence suggests that women who are at high risk for breast cancer may benefit from MRI.
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Pediatric Diabetes Program
When a child is diagnosed with diabetes, it affects the entire family. That’s why we are pleased to announce the new St. John’s Children’s Hospital Pediatric Diabetes Program. St. John’s Diabetes Program works with patients and their families to provide quality diabetes care, education and ongoing support. This is a collaborative program between St. John’s Children’s Hospital and the University of Missouri Columbia Children’s Hospital.
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Women & Sleep Apnea
When a woman complains of daytime sleepiness and snoring, sleep apnea may not immediately come to mind as a possible culprit. But many more women than originally thought suffer from the disorder.
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