Video3 Minute ReadSep | 13 | 2021
After being diagnosed with idiopathic subglottic stenosis, Judith Roach underwent over 60 bronchoscopic treatments over the course of several years near her home in California; however, none of these treatments produced successful, long-term results. Finally, she was told she was inoperable. During this time, Judith struggled with being able to breathe and speak.
After researching her condition on her own, she discovered Massachusetts General Hospital and scheduled a consultation. She ultimately received care from a multidisciplinary team in the Mass General Division of Thoracic Surgery, led by Cameron Wright, MD, thoracic surgeon.
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Kerri Smart describes her family's journey with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) and their treatment experience with Dr. Dean Donahue, director of the TOS Program in the Division of Thoracic Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Brenda, a Massachusetts General Hospital patient, shares her story with idiopathic subglottic stenosis.
After a previous surgery in her home state of New York to remove a tumor resulted in her inability to speak or swallow, Nancy Falconeri came to Massachusetts General Hospital for colon interposition (complex esophageal reconstruction) as well as voice box reconstruction.
When Gabby Harrison, 22, tagged a runner out during a softball game, the last thing she anticipated was an injury to her elbow that would result in a four-year medical journey.
When George Perrone felt a sudden, sharp pain in his abdomen, he came to Massachusetts General Hospital. Upon consultation, he was informed that he not only need to undergo treatment for an inguinal hernia, but also for stage 1 lung cancer.
In 2017, Karen English began experiencing pain related to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS). After nearly a year of medical consultations, she was referred to the Division of Thoracic Surgery to meet with Dean Donahue, MD, the director of the TOS Program.
Kerri Smart describes her family's journey with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) and their treatment experience with Dr. Dean Donahue, director of the TOS Program in the Division of Thoracic Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Brenda, a Massachusetts General Hospital patient, shares her story with idiopathic subglottic stenosis.
After a previous surgery in her home state of New York to remove a tumor resulted in her inability to speak or swallow, Nancy Falconeri came to Massachusetts General Hospital for colon interposition (complex esophageal reconstruction) as well as voice box reconstruction.
When Gabby Harrison, 22, tagged a runner out during a softball game, the last thing she anticipated was an injury to her elbow that would result in a four-year medical journey.
The Division of Thoracic Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital provides comprehensive diagnostic services and expert surgical treatments for a variety of thoracic conditions.
