Category: Physician Resources
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Now offering Pluvicto for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer
Roper St. Francis Healthcare is now offering Pluvicto, an advanced targeted therapy for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. This innovative treatment…
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Roper St. Francis Healthcare expands interventional pain management capacity
Living with chronic pain can make everyday activities difficult. Roper St. Francis Healthcare offers timely access to fellowship-trained pain specialists,…
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Roper St. Francis Healthcare first in region to offer new spinal cord injury technology
A groundbreaking therapy is helping spinal cord injury patients regain independence. Through ARCEX technology and expert rehabilitation at Roper St.…
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Bringing advanced spine care to Berkeley County
Berkeley Hospital’s new four-story tower doubles its size and expands access to advanced spine and neurosurgery care. Patients across Roper…
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Gynecologic cancers: How brachytherapy afterloaders improve survival, reduce side effects
Radiation therapy can be lifesaving for gynecologic cancers, but protecting nearby organs is critical. At Roper St. Francis Healthcare, advanced…
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Why personal attention may be the secret weapon for Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) success
Bone marrow transplant is one of medicine’s most complex treatments. At Roper St. Francis Healthcare, a highly experienced team pairs…
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Integrating plastic and reconstructive surgery into colorectal cancer care
Complex colorectal cancer surgery can leave patients vulnerable to infection and delayed healing. At Roper St. Francis Healthcare, colorectal and…
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Roper St. Francis brings CAR-T therapy to Charleston area
When cancer stops responding to standard treatment, hope can feel out of reach. Now, Roper St. Francis Healthcare brings advanced…
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How personalized, multidisciplinary care is improving brain tumor outcomes
Our neurosurgeons see it all, from tiny pituitary tumors to brain metastases from melanoma. We recently helped a patient go…
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How a complex sacrectomy helped an elderly patient bounce back
When an 80-year-old man came to us with a cantaloupe-sized tumor pressing on his bladder and sacrum, Dr. Matthew Neal…
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