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Victoria Street Medical Clinic Warragul

Locality: Warragul, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5623 1100

Address: 27a Victoria St 3820 Warragul, VIC, Australia

Website: http://vicstmedicalclinic.com

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20.01.2022 "Just two days after Riley's death, the third trimester booster shot for whooping cough was introduced, something Toni McCaffery had been campaigning for since ...losing daughter Dana. Today, both mums are sharing their stories to raise awareness of the importance of vaccinations. "We seek to educate people about the dangers of whooping cough, and positively promote the need for vaccination," Catherine wrote on Facebook. "Our mission is to protect other children and families from suffering a similar loss from a vaccine-preventable disease.""

19.01.2022 A Monash team have invented a new medical device that will save lives and limbs around the world. A ‘bidirectional cannula’ device has been developed by three M...onash Health and Monash University clinicians. It is likely to significantly reduce complication rates around the world during certain types of heart surgery procedures. Research shows that nearly one-quarter of patients who require prolonged femoral cannulation will develop limb ischaemia, and 2% of these patients will require amputation. With around 100,000 patients globally, this translates to thousands of patients losing limbs every year. The medical device we have developed allows blood to flow back towards the lower limb while the femoral artery is cannulated, said Monash Health Cardiothoracic Surgeon Mr Randall Moshinsky. It is bidirectional, meaning it allows blood to flow in both directions. We are tremendously thankful to A/Prof Marasco and our colleagues at The Alfred who trialled the device, which has demonstrated favourable outcomes and device safety.

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