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  • Cancer Cancer treatment at the University of Colorado Cancer Center brings you care from compassionate experts.
  • Director's Message: Aug. 19, 2008 Director's Newsletter is a weekly email communication from Paul A. Bunn, Jr., MD, director of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, to Cancer Center members and interested parties.
  • Director's Message: June 10, 2008 Director's Newsletter is a weekly email communication from Paul A. Bunn, Jr., MD, director of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, to Cancer Center members and interested parties.
  • Director's Message: June 17, 2008 Director's Newsletter is a weekly email communication from Paul A. Bunn, Jr., MD, director of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, to Cancer Center members and interested parties.
  • This Week's UCCC Director's Message Director's Newsletter is a weekly email communication from Andrew Thorburn, PhD, interim director of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, to Cancer Center members and interested parties.
  • CU Cancer Center researchers figure out how cells know they are repaired July 25, 2008 Cancer discovery
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  • Spine Center The Spine Center provides comprehensive spine care. The Center takes a conservative approach to treatment. This approach includes: Initial evaluation by physical medicine and rehabilitation doctors, Using nonsurgical treatment before considering surgery, Collaboration between neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons on surgical care.
  • 03-18-2008 Message from Paul A. Bunn, Jr., MD, University of Colorado Cancer Center Director

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  • Medical Team The care given at the time of a stroke can mean the difference between a good outcome and a bad outcome – sometimes even between life and death.
  • Stroke Minutes Matter when you are having a stroke…so does expertise. The University of Colorado Hospital not only provides a level care not found elsewhere in the region, our 24/7 Stroke Alert System is designed to get that care to the patient as soon as possible before precious minutes slip away.
  • Patient Education Adjustments that need to be made after having a stroke will greatly depend on the amount of damage or “deficit” a patient is left with, which is dependent on whether or not they got treatment in time. Deficits will range from minor things such as a number or tingling in a hand or weakness in an extremity when tired, to major deficits such as paralysis of one side of the body and the inability to speak or understand language.
  • Tests & Treatments There are no blood tests currently that can tell us if a person is having a stroke. We must rely on images taken of the brain, using either MRI or CT technology.
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