LaparoscopicInguinalHerniaRepair near Fleming Island, FL

Care Philosophy: My mission is to provide individualized and the highest quality care to each patient to enhance the quality of life in a safe and caring environment with careful cultivation of the physician-patient relationship.

Care Philosophy: To be an affable and knowledgeable surgeon who cares for patients and helps them reach new personal goals.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Sarantos is committed to the care and improvement of human life.

Care Philosophy: Our practice began in 1967 when Dr. Henry J. Babers and Dr. Charles E. Lore formed a surgical team. This team approach prevails today as our team of eight surgeons provides care for the greater Gainesville and North Central Florida area. Take comfort in knowing that our doctors will spend whatever time is necessary to provide you with state of the art surgical care.

Care Philosophy: Anthony V. DeIorio, Jr., MD is a board certified general surgeon with over two decades of experience providing general surgery care. He utilizes the latest techniques and procedures with minimally invasive approaches. He specializes in breast cancer and breast surgery, biliary and pancreatic surgery, and advanced laparoscopic surgery including colon surgery. Dr. DeIorio also provides general surgical care of the gallbladder, hernia, and intestine. Dr. DeIorio treats his patients with dignity and encourages his patients to be actively involved in their health care treatment. In his spare time he enjoys bike riding and wood working.

Biography: Dr. Grove is a board-certified general surgeon who lives and practices in Daytona Beach, Florida. He received his medical degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine in Birmingham, Alabama. He completed his integrated general surgery residency at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and fluent in all aspects of general surgery. Dr. Grove believes in a personal touch and makes it a point to contact his patients directly after surgery in case they have any questions or concerns. In his spare time he enjoys camping, scuba diving, and spending time with his family. He is also an active member with the Boy Scouts of America and has been awarded the BSA Silver Buffalo award and the Outstanding Eagle Scout Award from the National Eagle Scout Association. Services Elucents EnVisio Surgical Navigation System and SmartClip technology Open and laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder) Open inguinal and umbilical hernia repair Open and laparoscopic colon surgery Thyroid and parathyroid surgery Breast biopsy Breast cancer surgery (mastectomy, breast conservation therapy) Seed localized breast biopsy Insertion of the intraoperative radiation treatment & catheter for breast cancer Removals of benign tumors, cysts, lipomas, and soft tissue masses Venous access port insertion and removal Sentinel lymph node biopsy Temporal artery biopsy Treatment of small bowel obstruction Dr. Grove is a member of the following organizations FMA: Florida Medical Association VCMS: Volusia County Medical Society ACOS: American College of Surgeons

Biography: Rebecca Gill, MD, FACS, is a board-certified general surgeon in the Port Orange/New Smyrna Beach area. After pursuing her undergraduate education at the University of Colorado in Boulder, she received her medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin and then completed her general surgery residency at Saint Louis University in Saint Louis, MO. Dr. Gill has a special focus on breast surgery, and believes strongly in personalized care, considering each patient's needs and ensuring they are comfortable with and well-informed regarding their plans of care. She is Hidden-Scar certified and has additional oncoplastic surgery training. Services Laparoscopic and open hernia repairs Laparoscopic cholecystectomies Laparoscopic peritoneal dialysis catheter placement Breast surgery and biopsies Hidden scar certification for breast surgery Other general surgical procedures

Care Philosophy: Physician Philosophy: Medicine is a fast evolving science with different aspects changing on a regular base. But there are also paradigms that have lasted many centuries. Primum non nocere - first, do no harm derived from the oath of Hippocrates in ancient Greece, this paradigm is still of utmost important for our patient care. We are here to help and to cure, avoiding harm to the patient at any cost. We strive to take care of the patient's physical illness, but we also thrive to address any emotional or social aspects coming with his illness. As surgeons, we inflict pain by our measures. We aim to manage the pain to the patient's satisfaction with the help of our colleagues, nurses and assistant medical personnel. Failure to do so will delay patient recovery and satisfaction. To provide a comfortable environment for all our patients, physically and emotionally, in our practice and in the hospital, that's what we will be evaluated by.