I believe that a Surgeon's role is to help a patient understand the nature of their problem and then to advise them on the treatment options. Ultimately, the patient gets to make their own decision on how they want to proceed with their care. The idea of having surgery can be very stressful. I hope we can alleviate some of that stress and get you back on the road to health.
I believe that a Surgeon's role is to help a patient understand the nature of their problem and then to advise them on the treatment options. Ultimately, the patient gets to make their own…
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Dr. Goldblatt grew up in Milwaukee and went to the University of Wisconsin for undergrad. He returned to Milwaukee and attended medical school and surgery residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He did advanced training in minimally invasive and robotic surgery at Ohio State and then served four years with the US Air Force. He returned to Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2009. He is a professor of surgery and clinically focuses on defects of the abdominal wall (hernias). He is the medical director of the Condon Hernia Institute.
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Medical College of Wisconsin - Milwaukee - WI - Doctor of Medicine - (1997)
Medical College of Wisconsin - Milwaukee - WI - Residency in General Surgery - (1997-2004)
The Ohio State University - Columbus - Fellowship in Minimally Invasive Surgery - (2004-2005)
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