Patient Experience
When my daughter needed emergency surgery for ovarian torsion, Dr. Blecher operated immediately while calmly explaining every step to our panicked family. Her skill saved our daughter's ovary and fertility.
Following my radical hysterectomy, Dr. Blecher's post-operative care was exceptional. She personally checked on me daily, even on weekends, and her detailed recovery instructions made healing so much easier.
As an IVF patient with multiple failures, Dr. Blecher's innovative endometrial receptivity testing finally revealed the issue. Her tailored protocol resulted in our successful pregnancy on the first try.
Dr. Blecher managed my high-risk pregnancy with twins, catching preeclampsia early and coordinating with neonatal specialists. Her vigilant care delivered two healthy babies at 36 weeks.
A 72-year-old retired fisherman from Jaffa presented with trigeminal neuralgia resistant to medication. Dr. Wohl performed a minimally invasive microvascular decompression. The patient experienced immediate pain relief and returned to his hobby of wood carving within two weeks.
An 8-year-old Ethiopian immigrant with spastic diplegia cerebral palsy underwent selective dorsal rhizotomy by Dr. Wohl. After six months of intensive rehabilitation, she took her first independent steps at the hospital's therapy pool.
A 45-year-old Bedouin shepherdess from the Negev was airlifted after a fall caused an acute subdural hematoma. Dr. Wohl performed an emergency craniotomy. Despite initial coma, she regained full cognitive function and returned to her community after three months.
A 33-year-old high-tech executive from Tel Aviv developed a rare pilocytic astrocytoma discovered during fertility treatments. Dr. Wohl used intraoperative MRI guidance for complete resection. She conceived naturally six months post-operation and delivered a healthy baby.
At 81, I was deemed 'too old' for transplant elsewhere. Dr. Nagler redesigned the conditioning regimen using reduced toxicity approaches tailored to my cardiac history. 'Age is just a number,' he said, 'biology is the truth.'
A 58-year-old ultra-Orthodox rabbi from Bnei Brak presented with normal pressure hydrocephalus misdiagnosed as dementia. Dr. Wohl implanted a programmable shunt. The patient's cognitive function dramatically improved, allowing him to resume Talmudic studies.
A 7-year-old Palestinian child from Gaza with intractable epilepsy underwent laser interstitial thermal therapy guided by stereo-EEG. Dr. Wohl's precise ablation eliminated seizure focus without speech impairment. The child now attends regular school.
A 41-year-old professional pianist developed a benign acoustic neuroma threatening hearing. Dr. Wohl performed a retrosigmoid approach preserving cochlear nerve function. The patient performed a concert at the hospital atrium three months later.
An 82-year-old Holocaust survivor with Parkinson's disease received a deep brain stimulation system implanted by Dr. Wohl. The procedure reduced her tremor by 90%, allowing her to write her memoirs for the first time in decades.
A 29-year-old Syrian refugee with a complex skull base tumor was transferred through border medical cooperation. Dr. Wohl performed an endoscopic endonasal approach. The patient recovered fully and now works as a medical interpreter.
A 16-year-old competitive swimmer from Haifa developed Chiari malformation symptoms. Dr. Wohl performed posterior fossa decompression with duraplasty. She returned to national competition within nine months, winning her division.
A 63-year-old Druze village elder presented with a giant anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Dr. Wohl used a hybrid approach combining microsurgical clipping and endovascular techniques. The patient resumed his role as community mediator.
A 5-year-old autistic child with self-injurious behavior underwent responsive neurostimulation implantation. Dr. Wohl's precise targeting reduced harmful behaviors by 80%, dramatically improving quality of life for the entire family.
A 51-year-old commercial airline pilot developed a meningioma affecting visual fields. Dr. Wohl performed awake craniotomy with visual mapping. The patient regained full visual function and returned to flying after rigorous recertification.
Dr. Nagler saved my 72-year-old mother when her AML relapsed, his unconventional approach combining haploidentical transplant with novel cellular therapy gave us three extra years we never thought possible. His team at Sheba coordinated everything seamlessly, even during Israel's lockdowns.
The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. abraham avigdor's expertise. Highly recommend for bone marrow transplantation treatment.