Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center

Robotics Program at P/SL

First hospital in the region to offer Robotic Surgery

Our highly-skilled surgeons utilize state-of-the-art robotic surgery system to perform surgery in a number of specialties.

Center for Robotic Surgery

P/SL Primary Care

We’re passionate about our doctors and patients.

P/SL primary care physicians work with you to ensure you get individualized care that best meets your health needs.

Primary Care Physicians in Denver

Regional Leader in Vascular Services

Experts in the diagnosis and management of vascular disease.

The P/SL vascular program excels in treating more common conditions as well as rare disorders of the vascular system.

Vascular Surgery & Endovascular Therapy

Comprehensive Women’s Health Services

Our doctors understand the essence of being a woman.

Our services focus the individual needs of our patients while offering the latest in women's health diagnostics & treatments.

Women’s Health Services

Our Mission

Leading healthcare for the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains Regions since 1881, we provide compassionate and innovative care for patients and their families through our commitment to excellence, collaboration, education, and integrity.

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Denver, CO
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On Apr 17

How many non-smokers get lung cancer?

There is probably about a 10 percent rate of lung cancer in nonsmokers being caused by radon exposure. Other things like asbestos exposure can also put you at risk. Those are obviously things that ...
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On Apr 05

What causes cervical spinal stenosis (CSS)?

Compression of the spinal cord is what causes cervical spinal stenosis. The spinal canal is measured to determine the degree of spinal stenosis.
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On Apr 05

When should I call my doctor if I have a herniated lumbar disc?

You should call your doctor of you have a herniated lumbar disc if you have pain, weakness or dysfunction. Often, people do not present saying that they have a herniated lumbar disc. Rather, they p...
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On Apr 05

How is sudden cardiac arrest treated?

Sudden cardiac arrest is treated with defibrillation, which restores normal rhythm to the heart.
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On Apr 05

What should I do if I’ve been diagnosed with Graves’ disease?

If you have been diagnosed with Graves' disease, if you are a smoker the most important thing is to stop. It makes Graves' disease worse and increases the risk of going blind. If you are ex...
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On Apr 05

Who will decide if I can get a kidney transplant?

Once testing is complete, your case for a kidney transplant will be presented at a selection committee meeting. The selection committee usually consists of nephrologists, surgeons, nurses, social w...
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On Apr 05

What are the symptoms of a herniated disc?

Often, a herniated disc causes no symptoms. However, a herniated disc can be quite painful in terms of back pain or leg pain. If a herniated disc displaces, stretches or compresses a nerve root, th...
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On Apr 05

How can I prepare for a kidney transplant?

If your doctor has talked to you about a kidney transplant, he or she might refer you to a particular transplant center. You also have the option of choosing a transplant center. You might want to ...
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On Apr 05

How will Graves' disease affect my lifestyle?

If you have Graves' disease it should not affect your lifestyle, unless you smoke. Smoking will make Graves' disease symptoms a lot worse and increase the risks of blinding you. Other than ...
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On Apr 05

When should I have eyelid surgery for Graves' disease?

It is best to have eyelid surgery for Graves' disease once the disease is stable. That means your eyes are not getting worse or changing over a six-month period. First you should get eye socket...
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On Apr 05

How are spinal discs replaced?

When they perform a lumbar artificial disc replacement procedure, surgeons replace a spinal disc.
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On Apr 05

What is temporal arteritis?

Temporal arteritis is an autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation of the blood vessels in the body, eventually causing them to close off. For the eye, this can be devastating, as the ophtha...
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On Apr 05

What is the average weight of patients undergoing bariatric surgery?

The average patient undergoing weight loss surgery is 100 or more pounds over weight.
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On Apr 05

Who is prone to inherited arrhythmia syndrome?

Believe it or not, sudden or unexplained deaths in the family might suggest a predisposition towards this condition.
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On Apr 05

What are the risks of removing a cardiac device?

Damage to major blood vessels is among the risks of removing a pacemaker or other cardiac device.
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