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Review Preparing for Surgery FAQ to learn what to expect before, during and after your surgical procedure.
Melinda Ridgley
University of Maryland Division of General and Oncologic Surgery specializes in performing state-of-the-art
minimally invasive procedures for a wide array of diseases. Meet some of our
patients and read about their life-changing experiences. These are the sort
of success stories that UM Division of General and Oncologic Surgery physicians and staff make possible
every day.
Lucille Moore: 78-year-old woman glad to have minimally invasive surgical option at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
Bill Barth: Grateful Ulcerative Colitis Patient Shares His Story
David Barrow: Triple Hernia Repair Patient Calls Care "Fantastic"
Terri Gillmore: Crohn's disease patient says "My hero is Dr. Stephen Kavic"
Sheila Wilson: UMMC general surgery patient says: "I have finally found a hospital that know show to treat patients."
Melinda Ridgley: Crohn's disease patient says the difference after surgery was "amazing."
Francis Kelly: Former Maryland State Senator Francis Kelly (right) is golfing again following triple hernia repair procedure.
Sarah Chisholm: GERD/sleep apnea patient benefits from multidisciplinary care.
Ida Richardson: Diverticulitis patient "feels like a million dollars" after laparoscopic colectomy procedure.
Thyroid SurgeryJuliana Dulmage: UM Surgeon Douglas Turner, M.D., uses minimally invasive procedure to remove Juliana Dulmage's enlarged parathyroid gland.
Carol O'Master: Dysphagia patient says UMMC Endocrine surgeon and staff is 'top notch'.
Thyroid Cancer
Joseph Nunez: Thyroid cancer patient back to normal thanks to total thyroidectomy procedure.
Ronald Smith: Successful heart transplant patient comes back to UMMC for laparoscopic gallbladder surgery.
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