Surgery can be a stressful proposition for anyone. When it comes to minimally invasive surgery, there are some surprising facts that can help give you peace of mind as you prepare for your procedure. Minimally invasive surgery is a relatively new type of surgery that began to make strides in the mid-1980s. Smaller incisions are
Introducing Dr. Alex Baronowsky
We are thrilled to announce Dr. Alex Baronowsky as the newest addition to the Evansville Surgical Associates team. Dr. Baronowsky graduated with a Bachelor of Science in biology from the University of Southern Indiana in 2008. For his medical degree, he attended the American University of the Caribbean where he graduated in 2014. Dr. Baronowsky
Recovering from Surgery at Home — Do’s and Don’ts
Recovering from surgery can be stressful, especially once you’ve left the hospital. It’s not uncommon for people to spend most of their recovery period at home. That’s why you should have a good idea of what you should and shouldn’t do during recovery long before you actually undergo your procedure. When recovering from surgery at
7 Early Warning Signs of Thyroid Issues
Thyroid issues can be difficult to diagnose on their own. This is due to the fact that they can be mistaken for other health issues such as menopause or cognitive problems. On the other hand, there are early warning signs of thyroid issues that you should be aware of. 7 early warning signs of thyroid
Minimally Invasive Surgery Vs. Open Surgery: What’s the Difference?
When preparing for surgery, you’ll probably hear terms like minimally invasive and open to describe the procedure. But what are they and what are the differences between minimally invasive and open surgery? Knowing what these terms mean can help you relax and trust the capable hands of your surgeon. Minimally invasive surgery is a relatively
What Are My Options for Vascular Surgery?
Vascular surgery comes in two types—minimally invasive surgery and open surgery. Minimally invasive vascular surgery often involves the expansion of narrow or blocked veins using balloons and stents. Open surgery, on the other hand, creates larger incisions to work on arteries through grafting and blockage removal. At Evansville Surgical Associates, our surgeons are board certified
Do I Need Gallbladder Removal Surgery?
Problems with your gallbladder often result from gallstones. However, other problems may require its removal. You may experience pain in your upper body as well as vomiting and nausea, but when is it time to have it removed? Oftentimes, removal is the first option for gallbladder complications. Medications can take months or even years to
5 Varicose Vein Symptoms That Surprise Most Patients
Varicose veins are a common problem that affect around 25 million people in the United States. While dark, ropey veins are the most obvious sign, other signs can be less obvious and more difficult to diagnose. What’s more, the symptoms caused by varicose veins can have a major impact on your quality of life. Symptoms
How To Prepare Your Child for Surgery
Surgery can be a very scary experience for a child. As a parent, you can help alleviate their fears as well as your own. Preparing your child for surgery can help them feel safe and less anxious about the entire experience. To help prepare your child for surgery, we’ll cover: Preparing yourself for your child’s
Cancer – When Is Surgery Necessary?
There are more types of cancer treatment than most people probably realize. However, the kind your medical team recommends will be based on what suits your particular situation best. This may be radiation, chemotherapy, surgery, or a combination of treatments. Surgery can become necessary for cancer when a tumor is solid or concentrated in a
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