
Comprehensive Stroke Center
The Joint Commission Certified
Sophisticated technology and a highly trained, dedicated stroke team can improve patient outcomes.
Learn moreSophisticated technology and a highly trained, dedicated stroke team can improve patient outcomes.
Learn moreA multidisciplinary team of highly-trained, experienced specialists is available 24/7 for immediate medical assistance.
Learn MoreOur board-certified surgeons specialize in diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries, sports injuries and joint replacements.
Learn moreHighly trained interdisciplinary team of physicians available 24/7 to treat the most serious injuries.
Learn moreGet an inside look at Regional’s new hospital tower with all private rooms.
Private birthing suites, a level II NICU and OB Hospitalists are here for your family
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Last Updated: February 13th, 2012
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Read MoreThere are a number of medicines used to prevent stroke, including anti-platelets, anticoagulants, and statins.
Read MoreBlood clots can prevent the flow of blood to the heart and have severe effects.
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Read MoreCancer symptoms are site specific, but more general symptoms include pain and unexplained weight loss.
Read MoreWhen a stent is used to open a blocked artery, sometimes a new blood clot—called a thrombosis—forms around the stent and reblocks the artery.
Read MoreThere are a lot of things you can do to help a cough, but the real issue is what is causing the cough. It could be a cold, the flu, allergies or anything that causes nasal drip. Using over-the-coun...
Read MoreTreatment of Brugada syndrome may include medication use of a device that's similar to a pacemaker.
Read MoreThere is no single cure for heart disease, but you can make choices that may improve your quality of life and help your heart.
Read MoreEating a healthy diet is important. In general, stick to fresh fruits, vegetables and vitamin C-filled foods like oranges and other citrusy fruits. It’s also important to stay hydrated. Hot s...
Read MoreThe symptoms of a damaged heart valve include chest pain, dizziness, and swelling in the legs.
Read MoreEating a lot of sugar won't directly harm your heart, but it may help lead to conditions that raise your risk of a heart attack.
Read MoreArrhythmia can cause anxiety, fainting spells and, in more severe cases, stroke, and loss of consciousness.
Read MoreMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides a better-quality image of the body.
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