Young Burn Victim from Nepal Receives First of Three Donated Plastic Surgeries

Swedish News
SEATTLE, Aug. 23, 2004 -- An 8-year-old girl from a home for underprivileged children in Kathmandu, Nepal, Sushila K.C., who fell into a cooking fire at the age of 3 and burned nearly one-third of her body, came to Swedish/First Hill this morning for the first of at least three plastic surgeri...

Nepalese Girl Arrives in Seattle for Plastic Surgery And New Lease on a More Normal Life

Swedish News
SEATTLE, July 22, 2004 -- After more than eight months of planning, Sushila K.C. Nepali -- an 8-year-old burn victim and orphan -- arrived in Seattle this afternoon for extensive plastic surgery -- a process that is expected to take at least three months before she is able to return home to he...

State Authorizes Liver Transplants at Swedish

Swedish News
SEATTLE - July 7, 2004 - Swedish Medical Center has received formal approval from the Washington State Department of Health for its Certificate-of-Need application to establish a new adult liver transplant program on Swedish's First Hill Campus. The first procedures could be done within the ne...

Swedish is First Seattle-Area Hospital to Begin Offering New Surgery that Treats End-Stage Glaucoma with Greater Precision

Swedish News
SEATTLE, March 22, 2004 - Surgeons at Swedish Medical Center's Eye Center recently became the first providers in the Greater Seattle area to begin offering a new laser treatment for end-stage glaucoma. Glaucoma, which damages the optic nerve, is the leading cause of preventable vision loss in ...

Swedish First to Use Voice-Activation in Surgery

Swedish News
Click here for a virtual tourSEATTLE, Oct. 29, 2003 -- In early October 2003, Swedish became the first hospital in the Northwest to begin using new, fully integrated endoscopic surgery suites that utilize voice-activation technology to increase the types and efficiency of minimally invas...
Results 22-26 of 26

More information about the Swedish newsroom

Explore the rest of the Swedish blog

Swedish has a social media policy

See who is blogging at Swedish

About the Author

Kevin Brown

Kevin Brown

Kevin Brown served as chief executive for Swedish Health Services from Februrary 2012 to April 2013. He served on the board of the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce, The Highlands Association, and the SafeCrossings Foundation.

Tags

About Swedish babies brain brain cancer Brain Waves breast cancer cancer Cancer Institute Cancer Prevention & Screening Cancer Rehabilitation Cancer Surgery Cardiac Diagnostic Services Cardiac Surgery Childbirth Services classes Colon Cancer Screening Colorectal Cancer communication community Community Health Medical Home community partnership community partnerships Community Specialty Clinic CyberKnife CyberKnife Radiosurgery emergency Emergency Services Esophageal Cancer Esophagectomies event events For Health Professionals Gamma Knife Gamma Knife Radiosurgery gynecology Head and Neck Cancer Head and Neck Surgery health care Health Professionals healthcare Hearing and Skull Base Surgery Hearing Services (Audiology) Heart & Vascular Institute Heart Disease heart health Heart Rhythm Treatments Institute Ivy Brain Tumor Center Joint Replacement Liver Cancer lung cancer Lung Cancer Program Mammography media Midwifery Midwifery & Women's Health Minimally Invasive Thoracic Surgery multiple sclerosis neuroscience Neuroscience Institute neurosurgery news OB/GYN Clinics at Swedish oncology Orthopedic Institute Otolaryngology Ovarian Cancer parents Pediatric Specialty Care pregnancy Pregnancy & Childbirth Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy radiation treatment radiosurgery Radiosurgery Center Renal/Kidney Cancer Robot Assisted Surgery (daVinci®) Robot-Assisted Colorectal Procedures Robotic Surgery Program Skin Cancer Sleep Center Sleep Medicine SNI stroke surgery Surgical Services Swedish Swedish Gastroenterology Swedish Issaquah OB/GYN Swedish OB/GYN Ballard TeleHealth telestroke Thoracic Surgery Thyroid Cancer Transplant Program tumor Uterine Cancer women Women's Health
See all tags

   Keep up with Swedish:

    Check out the Swedish blog

Find a Physician

              Subscribe to
             HealthWatch

           

  • Print