The George Washington University Hospital Health News
Summer 2009

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Find the Voice
You've Lost
Incisionless Surgery for Laryngeal Cancers
Breathe Easier with Sinus Treatments
Considering a
New Nose?
Catch Those ZZZZs
Removing Brain Tumors Through the Nose
Choose GW Hospital for World-Class Healthcare
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Breathe Easier with Sinus Treatments
Breathing well isn't possible for more than 32 million Americans who have problems with their sinuses or noses. They may experience chronic stuffiness, facial pain or pressure, difficulty breathing through the nose, nasal discharge, an inability to taste and smell, headaches and other uncomfortable symptoms.
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Find the Voice
You've Lost


You use your voice for hours every day. Like many people, you probably don't give it much thought -- until something goes wrong.

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Catch Those ZZZZs

Is your snoring the target of family jokes? The truth is that snoring is no laughing matter in many cases. It may keep your partner awake, or be the sign of a serious disorder.
Choose GW Hospital for World-Class Healthcare

Whether you are our neighbor, or travel the globe to receive your medical care at GW Hospital, know that it's our mission to provide you with high-quality healthcare, advanced medical technology and world-class service.

Incisionless Surgery for Laryngeal Cancers

If you're diagnosed with laryngeal cancer, your outlook may never have been better. Surgeons at GW Hospital are recognized nationally and locally for laser surgery that successfully treats the cancer while offering a faster recovery than traditional procedures.

Removing Brain Tumors Through
the Nose


Co-directors of the Pituitary and Endoscopic Skull-Base Surgery Program at GW Hospital are working together on minimally invasive surgical treatments for diseases of the nose, sinuses and brain.


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