CCF Guatemala y El Salvador

CCF Guatemala y El Salvador Es un centro médico y académico de múltiples especialidades sin fines de lucro, que integra la atención clínica y hospitalaria con investigación y educación.

Localizado en Ohio, Weston FL, Abu Dhabi y próximamente Londres.

07/03/2026

Can you exercise if you have an aortic aneurysm?

Greg Kasper, MD, a vascular surgeon located in Port St. Lucie, Coral Springs and Weston, answers this common question and more.

06/30/2026

"You don't have to live with this debilitating pain," says neurosurgeon Hamid Borghei Razavi, MD, about trigeminal neuralgia, a condition that affects an estimated 150,000 Americans each year.

Dr. Razavi explains the causes, symptoms and treatment options for .

-> Headache and Facial Pain Center

06/27/2026

J. Manuel Sarmiento, MD, cirujano de columna, comparte cuáles son las lesiones de columna más comunes, cuándo consultar a un cirujano y las diferentes opciones disponibles, incluyendo mínimamente invasiva. ⁣

✅ Dr. Sarmiento

06/19/2026

Alberto Pieretti, MD, explica cómo la cirugía robótica está revolucionando el tratamiento de los canceres genitourinários. Esta opción mínimamente invasiva ofrece:⁣

️✅ una recuperación más fácil⁣
️✅ menos sangramiento durante la cirugía⁣
️✅ menor riesgo de infección ⁣
️✅ y resultados más agradables estético⁣

▶️ Conozca al Dr. Pieretti

06/19/2026

Strawberries are an iconic summer fruit — delicious in lemonade or just straight out of the basket. Strawberries are low in sugar and full of good-for-you nutrients, making them a great addition to a healthy diet. Just be sure to rinse them first to help prevent contamination illnesses like E. coli.🍓🍓

05/26/2026

Thyroid issues can cause fatigue in different ways. An overactive thyroid often leads to overworked organs, poor sleep and exhaustion. Suspect a problem? See your doctor for a screening, as early detection is key to better outcomes.

05/25/2026

To better understand the severity of John’s aortic tear, his care team used advanced CT-based 3D imaging to create a detailed model of his heart and aorta, revealing a leaking valve, a severely enlarged aorta and a chronic dissection.⁣

“John was a ticking time bomb,” says Antonio Polanco, MD, cardiothoracic surgeon.⁣

The model helped his team design a highly coordinated surgical plan by Dr. Polanco with Malcom McDonald, MD, cardiologist and Otto Montero, vascular surgeon.⁣

05/13/2026

🧠 Studies from the CDC show a 14.6% increase in strokes among young adults.⁣

In this podcast episode, Michal Obrzut, MD, Section Head of Neurointerventional Radiology, discusses this rise and explains why it’s critical for everyone to recognize the life-saving signs of stroke.⁣

Nurse Hannah Fleming stood at a patient’s bedside as he prepared for liver transplant surgery. He was scared, overwhelme...
05/13/2026

Nurse Hannah Fleming stood at a patient’s bedside as he prepared for liver transplant surgery. He was scared, overwhelmed, and unsure of what would come next. Hannah understands those feelings firsthand as a liver transplant recipient herself.⁣

Hannah was born with biliary atresia, a rare, life‑threatening liver disease that affects newborn infants. By five months old, local doctors feared she wouldn’t survive long enough to receive a transplant.⁣

“They told my parents I was living on borrowed time,” she says.⁣

Hannah’s family was preparing to take her home when her mother asked for one more night, to pack up their hotel room and rest before the four‑hour drive. “That one more night saved my life,” Hannah says.⁣

At 3 a.m., a liver became available. Hours later, an eight‑hour transplant surgery changed everything. It shaped her purpose and every life chapter that followed.⁣

Growing up, Hannah spent much of her childhood at medical appointments, forming close bonds with her care team. Small rituals, like choosing a sticker at the end of each visit, became moments of comfort she still remembers today.⁣

“The hospital began to feel like home,” she says.⁣

Inspired by caregivers, and by two grandmothers who were nurses, Hannah found her calling. Today, she’s an operating room transplant nurse at our main campus, caring for patients with a unique perspective.⁣

“Having a liver transplant has influenced everything I do, in my work and my personal life,” she says. “This work is never just another day.”⁣

Outside the hospital, Hannah trains for the New York City Marathon with the American Liver Foundation. “I’m running for everyone who’s still waiting for their second chance,” she says.⁣

And she never forgets the one who made hers possible. “I wouldn’t be here today without my donor hero and their family.”

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Ohio City, OH

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