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A Second Opinion Saved My Life

August 19, 2010
Tony Sartori sought out a second opinion on clinical cardiovascular care from Dr. Reed Riley, a Johns Hopkins Cardiologist who practices on the medical campus of Greater Baltimore Medical Center. Learn more about Johns Hopkins Cardiology at GBMC and how the benefit of an academic medical center is provided in the comfort of a suburban setting.
Cardiology - Johns Hopkins Heart Center
Reed  D.
Riley
MD
Cardiovascular Disease
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A popular high school referee and umpire credits GBMC with saving his knee
A popular high school referee and umpire credits GBMC with saving his knee
“Every aspect of my experience at GBMC, from the secretaries to the people taking the COVID tests, they were excellent,” Harmon said. “Everybody was professional and had a smile on their face. I felt it was as good a situation that it could have possibly been.”
Prepared for the Worst But Hoped for the Best
Prepared for the Worst But Hoped for the Best
As a nurse with a husband who was a podiatry resident, Jennifer thought she was prepared for anything that could happen while she was pregnant with her son, Christian. But, at just 26 weeks and 5 days, Jennifer was rushed to GBMC HealthCare where Christian would enter this world weighing only 2 pounds and 6.8 ounces.
Angels Wear Scrubs and Work in GBMC’s NICU
Angels Wear Scrubs and Work in GBMC’s NICU
When Jade was born, she weighed barely over 15 ounces – including all of the life support and monitoring equipment connected to her tiny, frail body. Jade was in the NICU for four months and, during that time, Brandon and Cyndi were humbled by the care provided by the nurses who acted as if their daughter was one of their own.
“Your A1C was what?!”
“Your A1C was what?!”
“Never in a million years did it cross my mind that I might have diabetes; in my mind I just wasn’t the picture of what diabetes looked like.”
Her Kidney Donation Plans Led to a Cancer Diagnosis
Her Kidney Donation Plans Led to a Cancer Diagnosis
As Nancy Amato prepared to donate a kidney to her sister, her OB-GYN suggested getting a precautionary colonoscopy to ensure she was a viable donor. That colonoscopy uncovered a large mass in her colon that would later be diagnosed as Stage 2 colon cancer.
Supracricoid Laryngectomy: George's Story
Supracricoid Laryngectomy: George's Story
Meet George and learn more about the evaluation process for Supracricoid Laryngectomy with Ray G. Blanco, MD FACS and Barbara P. Messing, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S.
Friends Reunite to Fight Cancer
Friends Reunite to Fight Cancer
As Robin Ferguson, a nursing assistant trainer, stood in front of her classroom, she received a call that brought her to her knees.
Cancer Survivor Gives Back
Cancer Survivor Gives Back
After battling breast cancer in 2005, Sandi knew not to ignore the signals her body was giving that something might be wrong.
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