Kerrington Smith, MD is a renowned expert in general surgery and the surgical director of a leading islet transplant program. He shares his guiding philosophy of treating each patient as a cherished family member, which not only ensures the highest quality of care but also fosters a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose. Learn about the rare and life-changing islet transplant procedure, where islet cells are extracted from the pancreas and reinfused into the patient's liver to prevent diabetes. This procedure, a hallmark of Dr. Smith's practice, positions their institution among the top in the nation. Moreover, Dr. Smith draws inspiration from the dedication of his colleagues and the touching moments witnessed in patient care, emphasizing the humane and empathetic approach at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.

For more information about Dr. Smith, visit his provide profile page at
https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/f...

For more information about the Dartmouth Health Pancreas Center, please visit
https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/p...
or contact Lebanon Pancreas Center at 603-653-9188

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