BiliaryTractCancer near Florence, SC

Care Philosophy: I care for my patients the way I would want my family members cared for. I treat the entire patient, not just the disease process or injury that brought them to the hospital.

Care Philosophy: As a trauma and acute care surgeon, you often meet families at their most vulnerable moment. What I have learned is that people are profoundly resilient when given the truth. The greatest compliment I could ever receive is being entrusted in the care of your loved one during a crisis. When given this opportunity, I promise to take care of you as if you were my own family.

Care Philosophy: My goal is to provide my patients with the highest quality care I enjoy partnering with my patients in improving their health through education and application of latest techniques and treatments nbsp; I employ minimally invasive techniques to treat

Biography: Dr. Jason Huet, MD is a Critical Care Medicine Specialist who practices in Mount Pleasant, SC. He is 47 years old and has been practicing for 21 years. Dr. Jason Huet, MD is affiliated with East Cooper Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Manthan Makadia, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Matthews, NC. He is 38 years old and has been practicing for 14 years. Dr. Manthan Makadia, MD is affiliated with Novant Health Mint Hill Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: I pride myself on good communication with patients and their families. My goal is to perform operations in a minimally invasive fashion, if possible, to decrease postoperative pain, narcotic use, and to get people back to their normal lives as quickly as possible. I vow to treat all of my patients with respect and to care for them as I would my own family.

Biography: Dr. Nikhil Patel is originally from Mississippi. He is Board Certified in Hematology, Oncology, and Internal medicine. He is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and the American Society of Hematology (ASH). He is also a member of the AMA and ACP.His hobbies and interests include spending time with his family, listening to audiobooks, watching movies, reading, cooking, and golfing.

Biography: Dr. Joseph Smith, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Bolivia, NC. He is 45 years old and has been practicing for 17 years. Dr. Joseph Smith, MD is affiliated with Novant Health Brunswick Endoscopy Center.

Biography: I am a surgical oncologist with special training in the care of breast cancer patients. My team and I have locations in Huntersville and Charlotte, making it easier for patients across the area to access high-quality breast cancer care close to home. \n I use advanced techniques for breast cancer surgery, including breast conservation (lumpectomy) with and without cosmetic adjustments (oncoplastic techniques), mastectomy, nipple-sparing mastectomy and the most up-to-date procedures for removing lymph nodes from under the arm. \n One of the things I enjoy most about Novant Health is that I work closely with a multidisciplinary team of experts - from medical and radiation oncologists to specialized breast cancer nurse navigators, therapists and counselors - and we are all focused on providing the highest quality breast cancer care in the clinic and in the operating room. \n My clinical and research interests include the treatment and biology of breast cancer in the young and elderly. I enjoy doing research, including serving as the principal investigator for a national clinical trial at Novant Health. In addition to my clinical work, I have written more than 30 articles for peer-reviewed clinical and professional publications. \n My hobbies include cooking, boating, exercising, reading and traveling, as well as spending time with my wonderful husband and children.

Biography: Growing up I knew I wanted to be part of a profession that gave me a strong sense of purpose and allowed me an opportunity to have a positive and meaningful impact on the lives of others. One of the best places to do that is in the fight against cancer; and one of the best ways to help cancer patients is to involve them in the decisions surrounding their care. \n I take time to help my patients understand their options for getting a diagnosis and treatment for their illness. While being diagnosed with cancer is never easy, my experience has been that patients find this approach empowering and helpful. My 13 years of medical training prepared me well for this educational aspect of my job. \n A great physician is one who continues learning. I accomplish this as a member of the National Gynecological Association and through clinical research. My interest in research started during my fellowship training, when I was awarded grants for ovarian cancer research. Since then, I have logged considerable hours in the lab, researching ovarian cancer vaccines and immunotherapy. I also continue to publish clinical research on ovarian and uterine cancer treatments and outcomes. \n A native of Britain, I moved to Chapel Hill at an early age. I now live in Charlotte with my wife and dog "Moose." My wife and I love playing soccer, spending time with family and friends and working on our house. We also enjoy hiking, particularly when we can do that in Scotland.

Biography: I am a surgeon and breast cancer survivor who specializes in treating gynecologic cancer. Taking care of women and being a part of their complete cancer journey are areas of my work that I love. I chose medicine as a career because I believe it is the best way to integrate my interest in science, solving problems and helping people and my community. I specialize in gynecologic oncology because it provides a unique opportunity to combine my surgical skills with cancer care, where there is a strong and growing emphasis on caring for the whole patient. \n As lead physician and head of the operating room committee at my clinic, I play a leading role in evaluating surgical techniques to determine which ones work. My status as a fellow of The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists means you can have confidence that I rely on the latest medical guidelines, treatments and techniques in women's healthcare. \n Though I'm a surgeon, I support any therapy that improves outcomes for my patients. At Novant Health, I have spearheaded a clinical trial to help determine whether a new drug therapy improves outcomes for patients with late-stage endometrial cancer. This disease is rarely cured by radiation therapy or surgery alone. \n As a breast cancer survivor, I empathize with the emotions cancer patients experience as they move from diagnosis and treatment to remission, recovery, sometimes relapse, and survival. My approach to care focuses as much on guarding your quality of life in the here and now as on finding a cure for your illness. \n When not working, I enjoy spending time with my husband, son and daughter and our two dogs. My hobbies include long-distance running, music and sports. My husband and I both attended Auburn University and love following their sports teams.