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New NIH-Funded Initiative Will Help ORMC Advance Emergency Medicine Research
Trauma is the leading cause of death for people between the ages of 1 to 46, and on average there are about 141 million visits to the emergency room, 40 million of which are injury-related.
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Adult Congenital Heart Center
Adults with congenital heart disease have different healthcare needs compared to children with congenital heart defects. The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center provides continuous monitoring and treatment for adults with this condition.
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Orlando Health performs Florida's first Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer
Discover a new solution for lymphedema.
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Breast Care Center
Our oncology team excel in early diagnosis and creating a targeted treatment plan personalized for your condition.
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UF Health Cancer Center Is In The News
There are many developments happening at UF Health Cancer Center.
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Arnold Palmer Hospital Emergency Department Turns 10
Orlando, FL (January 30, 2017) – This month, the emergency department at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children celebrates 10 years of helping critically ill and seriously injured patients. Since opening its doors in 2007, nearly 500,000 children have been treated by the department team. With 33 beds, Arnold Palmer Hospital is home to Central Florida’s only pediatric Level I Trauma Center and is one of the busiest children’s emergency departments in the state.
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ORMC's Redesigned, Renovated Emergency Department Opens
The two treatment areas each have a dedicated staff to focus on the patients in the specific area.
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Heart Valve Center
Our cardiac specialists will perform diagnostic tests, evaluate your heart condition, and determine the best treatment within a few days of your initial exam.
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Orlando Regional Medical Center continues advances in stroke care services, receives state designation as comprehensive stroke program
Learn how UF Health Neurosurgery is improving stroke care services.
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship
We sponsor two PEM fellowship tracks, one for each type of resident applicant whether emergency medicine or pediatrics. The tracks are of 2 and 3 years duration, respectively, and differ some in content, though remain essentially complimentary.
