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| Name | Dr. Tony Canfield Performs Robotic Surgery to Eliminate Patient's Severe Acid Reflux & Heartburn |
| Video Uploader | Video From Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 21-02-2018 01:03:34 |
| Video Discription | For the past six months, Robert Young battled severe acid reflux and heartburn when sleeping to the point of puking, gagging and sometimes even passing out. After seeking medical care in South Dakota, they weren’t getting anywhere besides medications so they called Dr. Kevin Rufner in Denver. After running a series of tests, Dr. Rufner stated that Robert’s acid reflux was the worst case he’d ever seen and he referred him to Dr. Tony Canfield, general surgeon at the Center for Robotic Surgery at Presbyterian/St. Luke’s (P/SL). Four weeks ago, Dr. Canfield performed a robotic hiatal hernia and rebuilt the sphincter at the bottom of his esophagus. Robert is no longer experiencing any acid reflux or heartburn. Robert and his wife, Jennifer, are incredibly grateful to the staff at P/SL for their understanding, communications and urgency to get them in and out for tests so they could drive back to South Dakota. Robert states, “We wouldn’t go anywhere else for our medical care.” For more information on Dr. Tony Canfield or the Center for Robotic Surgery at Presbyterian/St. Luke's, please visit https://pslmc.com/service/center-for-robotic-surgery |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | Robotic Surgery | da Vinci Xi | Dr. Tony Canfield | Severe Acid Reflux | Heartburn | Center for Robotic Surgery | P/SL | Presbyterian/St. Luke's | Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center | General Surgery | Robotic Hiatal Hernia | Sphincter at Bottom of Esophagus |
