Thomas Stellato MD Wright Surgery Center is challenged to devise a repair for common mass closure that University Surgeons are doing on patients with the scope holes or even deliveries - Dr. Rosen wants to see if there can be a layered closure to repair the deformity of the common mass closure - patients are willing Cleveland Ohio
Dr. Stellato is a former Chief of Surgery at University Hospitals of Cleveland. A person who devised some of the bariatric procedures, and wrote a Surgeon's Odyssey to an MBA. There's a challenge at University: to devise a repair for the common mass closure defects because mesh isn't working. A better closure for the scope holes.
Who will come up with a layered repair. The common mass closure eventually ruptures, and the rupture is a mess. No closure should ever be unrepairable for that reason - no closure should ever, if needing revision, be a mess or have to use mesh.
If there's anyone who can do this - Dr. Stellato. Dr. Rosen has made the challenge, and there are patients who want this repair/revision. Does Stellato still have it?