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‘Miracles do happen!’ Rare case of normal pressure hydrocephalus successfully treated

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Brain; Patient Stories

A young neurologist diagnosed with ALS is inspiring a call to action

A young neurologist at UT Southwestern has been diagnosis with ALS, and he is using his platform to raise awareness of the disease and important research surrounding it.

Patient Stories; Plastic Surgery

After traumatic dog bite, surgeons rebuild woman's nose

After a traumatic dog bite, UT Southwestern surgeons worked to totally rebuild a young woman's nose and her confidence.

Back and Spine; Patient Stories; Pediatrics

How spinal fusion saved a 2-year-old after a devastating car accident

A devastating car crash separated a 2-year-old's skull from his spine. An eight-hour neurosurgery and extensive rehab saved him and helped him walk again.

Patient Stories; Pediatrics; Your Pregnancy Matters

HELLP and heredity collide in a remarkably rare pregnancy journey

A normal pregnancy takes a turn at 32 weeks with two rare conditions that imperil both mother and baby.

Patient Stories; Transplant

Living-liver transplant: How a daughter gave her mom the gift of a lifetime

A daughter in Texas gave the gift of life to her mother, literally, when she donated a portion of her liver in the first-ever living-donor liver transplant at UT Southwestern. A year later, both mother and daughter are eager to share their story and help others still waiting for a second chance at life.