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The Art &Science of Breast Reconstruction Experienced surgeons tailor techniques for each patient's situation F ollowing mastectomy, a St. Joseph Medical Center is pleased woman needs to feel confi- to announce that breast reconstructive dent that her reconstructive surgeons Rachel Bluebond-Langner, breast surgeon will restore MD, assistant professor of plastic and her physique so that she reconstructive surgery at University of can feel whole again. That's why University of Maryland Maryland School of Medicine, and Tripp Holton, MD, assistant professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at University of Maryland School of Medicine, have joined the multidisciplinary team at the Breast Center, where patients receive compassionate, expert care throughout their entire journey. These highly experienced surgeons perform advanced breast reconstruction as a team, having trained together at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Johns Hopkins combined training program. Lisa Jester and Michelle Caudill with their surgeons, from left, Tripp Holton, MD, Michael Schultz, MD, and Rachel Bluebond-Langner, MD. 8 Maryland's HealtH Matters Find out what our fast-track to breast cancer treatment program No More Sleepless NightsSM

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Maryland's Health Matters - St. Joseph - Summer 2014

Maryland's Health Matters - St. Joseph - Summer 2014
In This Issue
Mend & Bend
Healing Hearts
The Best Birth for You
The Art of Breast Reconstruction
Full-Fledged Support
At A Glance
A Place for Healing
News and Events

Maryland's Health Matters - St. Joseph - Summer 2014