Rolando Sanchez

Associate professor, clinician educator track

Iowa State University

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Rolando Sanchez is an Associate Professor in the clinician educator track at the University of Iowa, USA. His research interests encompass diverse areas including the management of pediatric airway obstruction, lung cancer screening approaches, and the treatment of severe infections in immunocompromised patients. Recent publications reflect his focus on clinical outcomes, treatment methodologies, and health disparities among veterans.

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Mary Vaughan Sarrazin

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Stanford University

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Atypical Disseminated Zoster in a Patient With Unrecognized Severe Hypogammaglobulinemia

Disseminated fungal infection in a patient receiving zanubrutinib.

Timely Curative Treatment and Overall Mortality Among Veterans With Stage I NSCLC

Combined Endoscopic Laser and Cryotherapy Management of Pediatric Central Airway Obstruction Secondary to a Histoplasmosis-Related Broncholith

Implementing a Telehealth Shared Counseling and Decision-Making Visit for Lung Cancer Screening in a Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Colostomy as a definitive treatment in an ALS patient with acute colonic Pseudo-obstruction refractory to medical management, a case report

Lung Cancer Staging at Diagnosis in the Veterans Health Administration: Is Rurality an Influencing Factor? A Cross-Sectional Study.

A 28-Year-Old Pregnant Woman With a Lung Abscess and Complicated Pleural Effusion

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Mary Vaughan Sarrazin

Jorge Salinas

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