The University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Surgery presented the 2010
premier Concert Event of the Year featuring
world renowned soprano Barbara Frittoli
with members of the Civic Orchestra of
Chicago, Mattia Rondelli, conductor.
The Harris Theater for Music and Dance at
205 E Randolph Drive in Chicago was the
setting for an afternoon of relaxation and
meditation as we were welcomed into The
Art of Healing, The Art of Music.
The committee members were; Enrico
Benedetti, MD< FACS, Mandan Farahati, MD,
Bruno Pasquinelli, Iliana Sweis, MD, Nick
Vangel, Damiano Rondelli, MD, Nader
Bozorgi, MD, Pier Cristoforo Giulianotti and
MD, FACS
The funds raised will benefit the University
of Illinois at Chicago Robotic Surgery
Program.
The University's team is guided by the
internationally acclaimed pioneer in robotic
general surgery, Dr Pier Cristoforo
Giulianotti. Dr. Giulianotti has performed
over 2,100 minimally invasive surgeries
with, 750 robotic procedures. Our expertise
in performing robotic-assisted, minimally
invasive surgeries of the pancreas, lung,
esophagus, colon, stomach, liver, gall
bladder and kidney, including the removal
of cancerous tumors of the lung and
pancreas ensures improved care.
A reception followed on the second level of
the Harris Theater.
Photos by Steve Starr
Department of Surgery presented the 2010
premier Concert Event of the Year featuring
world renowned soprano Barbara Frittoli
with members of the Civic Orchestra of
Chicago, Mattia Rondelli, conductor.
The Harris Theater for Music and Dance at
205 E Randolph Drive in Chicago was the
setting for an afternoon of relaxation and
meditation as we were welcomed into The
Art of Healing, The Art of Music.
The committee members were; Enrico
Benedetti, MD< FACS, Mandan Farahati, MD,
Bruno Pasquinelli, Iliana Sweis, MD, Nick
Vangel, Damiano Rondelli, MD, Nader
Bozorgi, MD, Pier Cristoforo Giulianotti and
MD, FACS
The funds raised will benefit the University
of Illinois at Chicago Robotic Surgery
Program.
The University's team is guided by the
internationally acclaimed pioneer in robotic
general surgery, Dr Pier Cristoforo
Giulianotti. Dr. Giulianotti has performed
over 2,100 minimally invasive surgeries
with, 750 robotic procedures. Our expertise
in performing robotic-assisted, minimally
invasive surgeries of the pancreas, lung,
esophagus, colon, stomach, liver, gall
bladder and kidney, including the removal
of cancerous tumors of the lung and
pancreas ensures improved care.
A reception followed on the second level of
the Harris Theater.
Photos by Steve Starr