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Florida Atlantic University Charles E.

Schmidt College of Medicine Students
Delray Medical Center Hosts Local Quilts Work on Trauma Clinical Research Project

of Valor Chapter Honoring Hospital at Delray Medical Center
Volunteers for Their Military Service
Delray Medical Center along with students of the Florida Atlantic University
Delray Medical Center hosted the local Quilts of Valor chapter for five volun- Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine recently collaborated on a Trauma Research
teer veterans whose lives have been touched by war. The veterans were present- Project to deliver treatment options for potential trauma patients. Under the leader-
ed with handmade quilts in patriotic colors from the Quilts of Valor. The veter- ship of Trauma Medical Director, Dr. Ivan Puente, Trauma Director Maggie
ans honored included - Ron Price, Navy, Vietnam War; Julio Mastrovito, Navy, Crawford, and Trauma Research Director Alexander Fokin, the team oversaw three
Korean War; Russ Sultenfuss, Army, Vietnam War; Mel Fishman, Army, Korean different research projects with the students. These included palliative care treat-
War; Charles Carroll, Army, World War II. Pictured (l-r) Ron Price, Julio ment for trauma patients, case studies on rib fractures, and evaluating pain manage-
Mastrovito, Russell Sultenfuss, Mel Fishman, Charles Carroll. ment options in orthopedic trauma patients. Pictured (l-r) Dr. Ivan Puente, Maggie
Crawford, Alexander Fokin.

West Boca Medical Center Delivers New Addition

for Family During Hurricane Irma

While Hurricane Irma delivered rainy skies and windy conditions, West Boca Medical
Center delivered Marina Colombo on September 10th at 7:21pm. Marina weighed in at 6lbs
and 5oz. Father Edio, and Mother Caroline, are enjoying their new addition and will certain-
ly never forget this storm.

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