Nov 2006: Vanderbilt ENT
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The document lists the team members from Vanderbilt Children's Hospital and the Shalom Foundation who participated in an ear, nose, and throat surgery mission in Guatemala from November 5-11, 2006. It provides details on the Sunday clinic held at the Pediatric Foundation where about 65 patients were initially screened and evaluated. Finally, it states that 39 children underwent surgeries during the mission, including cleft lip and palate repairs, speech surgeries, and procedures to remove head and neck masses.
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