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Celebrating milestones of our research trainees Camilo Polania Camila Esquetini-Vernon Yaman Alsabbagh Mayo Clinic Florida General Surgery Program Vascular SVS

All star line up at the Advanced Surgical Technologies and Robotics Course. Exceedingly impressive what is actually possible today in cardiac, thoracic, orthopedic, neurosurgery…..🤯 E. Fernando Elli MD FACS Michael Edwards, MD Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa Arman Arghami Luca Stocchi MD,MBA David Larson, MD MBA …

Our Bariatric and transplant surgeons are collaborating on a novel approach to improve patient outcomes and increase quality of life. E. Fernando Elli MD FACS bit.ly/4j3UwAE

Thoracic outlet syndrome, or TOS, can cause debilitating pain. Sam Farres, MD, vascular surgeon, discusses helping patients find relief from this “invisible illness.” bit.ly/4icTgdc

When traditional treatment to ease lymphedema doesn’t provide significant relief, a surgical approach known as a lymphovenous bypass can be a good option, says Antonio Forte, MD, PhD, a plastic surgeon with Mayo Clinic in Florida. bit.ly/42tX9o9

Bariatric surgery can require multiple appointments that result in travel or scheduling conflicts with work and other personal responsibilities. Gretchen Ames, PhD, discusses removing barriers to #bariatricsurgery with telemedicine. bit.ly/4cC5Bqj

Surgeons who perform six or more adrenalectomies per year statistically have better outcomes. #MayoClinicFL performs more than 60 adrenalectomies a year, and nearly 90% of these procedures are performed robotically. E. Fernando Elli MD FACS bit.ly/42BvtxK

Join Mayo Clinic in Florida on Saturday, May 17, for a melanoma symposium designed for patients, families and care team members. This free event will focus on the latest advancements in melanoma diagnosis and treatment. bit.ly/4cBIg81 James Jakub

For treating obesity, sleeve gastrectomy is associated with less long-term out-of-pocket cost to patients compared to the weight loss drug Ozempic, based on research by Dr. Michael Edwards, bariatric surgeon, published in the Annals of Surgery. Read more: bit.ly/4ikJ8z6

Years of chronic pain led Abbie, a dancer and college student, to Mayo Clinic in Florida, where she was diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome. Sam Farres, M.D., and his team validated her symptoms, performed surgery and gave Abbie her life back. bit.ly/4lR69fW

You got an outstanding future fellow Jon Vandenberg 👏👏👏

Delighted to work with Christopher Vetter, MD, MSc Mayo Clinic Department of Surgery on this validation of stage IV prognostic model. Great to see that it works for cancer specific outcomes as well as overall survival. #ASBrS2025

It was an honor to host Dr. Julie Freischlag as our annual Hinder dinner speaker. Thank you for your insights on leadership and being a pioneering woman in surgery!

After colon cancer spread to his liver, Brian became the first patient in North Florida to undergo hepatic artery infusion pump (HAIP) therapy. This liver-directed approach offers hope for unresectable tumors and opens doors for other treatments. bit.ly/4izn5ow

Two Mayo Clinic, Florida clinicians trusted bariatric surgeon Enrique Elli, M.D., for weight-loss surgery. Supported by a structured program, they achieved lasting health improvements that positively impacted their family’s lifestyle and well-being.  bit.ly/4jLRtNw

Surgical oncologist Sarah McLaughlin, M.D., underscores that choosing a surgery type after a breast cancer diagnosis is rarely straightforward. Cancer features, genetics, imaging and reconstruction goals guide a highly personal treatment decision. bit.ly/4jxRvZI

As a pastor and singer, Eric describes life after laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy as dramatically different. By adhering to the guidance of bariatric surgeon Michael Edwards, M.D., Eric achieved sustained weight loss and renewed quality of life. bit.ly/42vJCOi

Discomfort after weight training led Justin to Mayo Clinic, where the Vascular Surgery team diagnosed him with two types of TOS, which is difficult to treat due to its complex and varied symptoms. He’s now pain free and fishing back on the open water. bit.ly/3YmM33j

Dick sought a second opinion after being told his pancreatic cancer was inoperable. He underwent resection and intraoperative radiation in a single procedure, made possible by close collaboration between surgical and radiation oncology teams. bit.ly/3GsYeW9

When bilateral #TOS disrupted Johnathan’s life, our Vascular Surgery team delivered answers. A structured diagnostic approach and staged rib resections reflect the deep experience needed to manage this rare and complex condition. bit.ly/4jLqCRu