by Jean Widner | Aug 26, 2024 | Uncategorized, Hernia Repair, General Surgery, Gastrointestinal Health
Hernia repair is a common surgical procedure that’s performed worldwide to manage the symptoms hernias induce. Traditional methods usually involve the use of a synthetic mesh to reinforce the weakened area at the hernia site. However, an increasing number of... by Jean Widner | Aug 6, 2024 | Hernia Repair, General Surgery, General Health
Hiatal hernia surgery is a medical procedure that’s performed in order to correct a hernia in the diaphragm. After surgery, it’s important for patients to adhere to a proper diet to ensure effective healing and to prevent complications from arising. Here’s... by Jean Widner | May 10, 2024 | Hernia Repair, Gallbladder Surgery, Robotic Surgery, Pancreatic Diseases, General Surgery, Gastrointestinal Health
Phoenix, Arizona, is home to some of the best minimally invasive surgery centers in the country. These centers offer patients cutting-edge medical procedures that present the least disruption to their daily lives. It’s important to understand the numerous minimally... by Jean Widner | May 3, 2024 | Hernia Repair, Robotic Surgery, General Surgery
Whether you’re preparing to undergo hernia surgery or about to embark on your post-surgery journey, you may be wondering what to wear after your inguinal hernia surgery. While the recovery process can seem overwhelming and difficult, you can improve your recovery by... by Jean Widner | Apr 14, 2024 | Robotic Surgery, Pancreatic Diseases, Cancer, General Surgery
Though a medical diagnosis that requires pancreas surgery can be frightening, many experienced surgeons and facilities help people with successful procedures every day. Let our experts at Arizona Premier Surgery explain the available options so you understand them.... by Jean Widner | Apr 2, 2024 | Cancer, General Surgery, General Health
Skin cancer often appears on some of the most visible parts of the body, including the face. While this can mean faster diagnosis and treatment, it also means that the scar left behind after removing the cancerous lesion may be highly visible. Fortunately, there are...