Orchestrating Care — and Robotic Surgery — for Prostate Cancer
Internationally known orchestra conductor Alvaro Gomez is originally from Chile but now lives in Florida and when faced with a diagnosis of prostate cancer, he chose Mayo Clinic for his minimally invasive treatment. A collaborative team that included urologists and oncologists developed just the right treatment for Mr. Gomez, and now he's traveling the world again and sharing his love of music with future generations. [TRT 2:52]
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As a Mom that has had the gift of staying at the Ronald McDonald ,I want to say "Thank you" on behalf of the parents and siblings that call the House "home" for just a night or for months. I say its a gift because I was a single Mom staying in Rochester and I was able to feel comfortable and safe, able to sleep. The House is a special place and those that contribute to it are special too.
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Wow! Good job HIM.