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The Latest Breast Health News from Doctors Hospital
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CTMH Dress Down Pink Day
CTMH | Doctors Hospital employees dressed down in pink in support of Breast Cancer.
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CTMH Volunteers for Brenda Tibbetts-Lund Memorial 5K
CTMH | Doctors Hospital Volunteers at the Lions Club of Tropical Gardens Brenda Tibbetts-Lund Memorial 5K/10K Walk/Run held on October 14th.
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CTMH | Doctors Hospital Sponsors Walk for the Cure
CTMH | Doctors Hospital is a proud sponsor of the CIBC First Caribbean Walk for the Cure 2018.
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CTMH Sponsors Breast Cancer Foundation Annual Gala Dinner
In collaboration with the Breast Cancer Foundation, we at CTMH Doctors Hospital are striving to provide even more relief to our cancer patients. BCF has donated the new cold cap product that helps prevent hair loss due to cancer treatments and a brand-new freezer for the caps themselves. The Breast Cancer Foundation with CTMH Doctors Hospital have worked together in training and the implementation of this new therapy.
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Our Breast Health Team
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Dr. Eduardo Barosso MD FACS Dr. Eduardo Barosso is a visiting plastic surgeon with Doctors Hospital. His primary practice is located in Miami, Florida. For over 17 years, Dr. Eduardo Barroso has provided high quality Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery to his patients locally, nationally and internationally. His experience and knowledge combined with a commitment to […]
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Dr. Sarath de Alwis – Seneviratne, CMH FRCS, FRCOG, MRCP, FFSRH (UK), FACOG, MRCS, LRCP (Eng), LRCS. (Edin), LRCP (Edin), LRCP&S (Glas), MAACS Master of Surgery Former Head of Department Ob. / Gyn. Cayman Islands Associate Professor St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine Fellow of The Royal College of Obstetricians, Gynecologists & Surgeons (UK) SENIOR […]
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Obstetrician/Gynecologist -
Dr. Tanja Ebanks MD FMH (Switzerland) Dr. Ebanks practice includes: Patients can book appointments directly with Dr. Ebanks at 345.946.0067. Visit www.caymansurgery.ky for more information on Dr. Ebanks.
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Dr. Dwight Lowe MBBS DM Dr. Dwight Lowe is a visiting Oncologist with Doctors Hospital. Dr. Lowe has been practising out of our Visiting Specialist Clinic since November 2014. Dr. Lowe has more than 12 years of relevant experience having graduated from UWI – Mona with his MBBS followed by his earning of his DM (Clinical […]
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Dr. Yaron Rado is the Chairman of the Board and Chief Radiologist at Doctors Hospital.
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Dr. Darley Solomon MD MBA Dr. Darley Solomon is an attending General Surgeon who has been practising at Doctors Hospital since 2011. Dr. Solomon earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Doctor of Medicine degrees at Howard University in Washington, DC. He then completed an internship in Internal Medicine at Jacobi Medical Center in […]
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General Surgeon
Learn more about Breast Tomosynthesis
Less anxiety and short waits for appointments
- An appointment can be scheduled usually within a week
- Advanced digital mammography systems can detect even the earliest signs of cancer
- Proactive care is available for high-risk individuals
- Options for breast biopsy
Treatment & Therapies
Breast cancer is treated with surgery (either breast conserving procedures or a mastectomy) and radiation therapy. These are referred to as local therapies because they target the tumor directly. However, it is sometimes difficult for your doctor to determine if the cancer cells have spread. In these cases, your doctor will also recommend one or a combination of systemic therapies, which travel through the bloodstream looking for additional cancer cells.Wellness & Prevention
We highly recommend breast self-examinations.
Beginning in their 20’s, women should be told about the benefits and limitatons of breast self-exam (BSE). Women should be aware of how their breasts normally look and feel and report any new breast changes to a health professional as soon as they are found. Finding a breast change does not necessarily mean there is a cancer.