Most pancreatic cancers are exocrine cancers. Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), or islet cell tumors, are less common but typically have a better prognosis.
Ptosis is the involuntary drooping and sometimes complete closure of an upper eyelid. It can be present at birth or can develop due to a stretching, thinning or loosening of the levator muscle over time.
CuraScript SD’s policies, processes, and systems work in conjunction to ensure that adequate levels of inventory are maintained to support routine customer demand.
Bones are living, growing tissue made up of three major components that make them flexible and strong. There are a variety of factors that increase your risk for osteoporosis – contrary to popular belief, it is not a normal part of aging. There is much you can do to protect your bones and prevent this condition.
Malrotation is a defect that occurs while a baby is growing in utero. Early in the first trimester once the intestine leaves the umbilical cord and begins to grow in the abdomen, the intestine begins to twist and wind within the abdomen naturally. If the intestine grows incorrectly malrotation occurs.
Early this year, CuraScript SD was excited to announce the formal launch of the Agile Transformation Initiative to identify new ways of improving our Business and Technical Operations through an Agile mindset.
In addition to CuraScript SD’s commitment to our customers, our employees are also dedicated to supporting our community, and we have demonstrated this commitment over the years by supporting many charitable organizations.
Some of our exclusive products go to treat patients with very rare and complicated conditions. It is our goal with supplying these medications that we can have an impact on our customer’s patients.
A successful specialty distribution provides what customers need, when they need it. The CuraScript SD Procurement Team procures pharmaceutical and medical supply items to support our customers.
Facial nerve repair is a very delicate procedure but can often be conducted in an ambulatory setting. While some facial paralysis cannot be corrected with surgery, some can benefit greatly from the process.
