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David Woosuk Chang Breast and cancer reconstruction; microsurgery. University of Chicago Medicine. 773-702-6302 John Q. Cook Cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery. Rush University Medical Center. 312-751-2112 Gregory Ara Dumanian Abdominal wall reconstruction; abdominoplasty; peripheral nerve surgery. Northwestern Memorial Hospital. 312-926-2000 James C. Ferlmann Cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery; reconstructive plastic surgery. Rush Copley Medical Center, … Read more

Katherine F. Baker Breast cancer. DuPage Medical Group. 630-432-6745 William D. Bloomer Breast cancer; intensity-modulated radiotherapy. NorthShore Evanston Hospital. 847-570-2590 Martin J. Boyer Breast cancer. Amita Health Alexian Brothers Medical Center Elk Grove Village. 847-981-5760 Jayant V. Ginde Breast cancer. Advocate South Suburban Hospital, Hazel Crest. 708-799-9995 Katherine L. Griem Breast cancer. Rush University Medical … Read more

Angeline N. Beltsos Infertility. Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center. 773-435-9036 Michael J. Hickey IVF. Amita Health Adventist Medical Center Hinsdale. 630-856-3535 Laurence Alan Jacobs Endometriosis; IVF; preimplantation genetic diagnosis; polycystic ovary syndrome. Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. 847-215-8899 Tarun Jain Egg donation; infertility; infertility related to advanced maternal age; IVF. Northwestern Memorial Hospital. 312-926-2000 … Read more

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Gregory T. Bales Incontinence; pelvic organ prolapse repair; reconstructive surgery; urology. University of Chicago Medicine. 773-702-1860 Lev Elterman Incontinence; minimally invasive surgery; urology. Rush University Medical Center. 847-410-8416 George Sreckovic Incontinence. Palos Hospital. 708-364-7882

Photo: Kathryn Marchetti 3 Number of years recommended between Pap tests for women ages 21 to 65 “If your results have been normal, you don’t need a test every year. We have more information than we used to. In 2012, for women 30 and older, we added a test for HPV, which contributes to most … Read more