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2001 South Bend
Tribune Business Biography |
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For 10 years, Dr. Philip
Gabriele has offered the most advanced Medical and Surgical techniques for
eye problems. He graduated from Carnegie-Mellon University and Thomas Jefferson
University Medical School Summa cum Laude...
2001, South
Bend Tribune |
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Staving off
blindness, saving sight |
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A cool blue line of light
falls across the opening of Elsa VanderWerf's left eye as her doctor, Philip
Gabriele, peers in. Gabriele, an ophthalmologist, uses a lens to scrutinize
the...
April 2001,
South Bend Tribune |
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Success at her
own pace |
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Nicole Paulk was tense
and alert as she drove her grandmother's car down the quiet streets of her
old neighborhood. Any driver would be, if they happened to be, like her,
legally blind...
June 2002,
South Bend Tribune |
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Breakthrough
eyecare techniques come to Michiana |
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Dr. Philip Gabriele,
M.D. of the Gabriele Eye Institute not only offers ten years of experience
with the most advanced medical and surgical techniques for eye problems,
but he is the type of doctor who truly loves his job. Each day is a new
and exciting adventure and he makes it a top priority to say abreast on
all the latest technology, news and procedures...
July 2002,
The Elkhart Truth |
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Her vision may
make him a better dancer |
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Jozefa Chabin of Wroclaw,
Poland, couldn't see out of one of her eyes and only barely out of the other.
And then Mishawaka ophthalmologist Phil Gabriele walked into her life. Or,
shall we say, he danced into it...
December 2002, South
Bend Tribune |
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Gabriele Eye
Institute |
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Over his twelve years
of experience, Dr. Philip Gabriele gained the expertise, focus and direction
he needed to establish his own practice. That dream came true two years
ago with the creation of the Gabriele Eye Institute, located at the corner
of Main and Edison in Mishawaka. "My vision for starting Gabriele Eye Institute
was to bring advanced procedures to our area that no one else could do,"
Dr. Gabriele said...
June 2003, The Elkhart
Truth |
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Crystalens replaces
natural lens |
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A flexible, implanted
lens is turning back the clock on people's vision.
Crystalens, a new
procedure to replace the eye's natural lens in cataract surgery, enabled
Marge Zielinski to take off her Coke bottle-thick glasses.
Wilma Summers can
see the alarm clock in the middle of the night-and see outside too...
January 2004, The
Elkhart Truth |
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Vision at risk |
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Eight years ago, Maria
Lopez was born with what her mother, Griselda Lopez, describes as holes
in her skull and eye problems. A first operation last year at Shriners Hospitals
for Children in Chicago repaired the holes but not the eyes.
Without a second operation,
her mother says, Maria could lose the sight in one eye...
July 8, 2004, The
South Bend Tribune |
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Surgery on eye
set for girl, 8 |
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An 8-year-old South
Bend girl whose family believed they would have to raise money to pay for
a crucial eye surgery is scheduled to have that surgery. Misinterpretations
may have led to confusion not only about whether Maria Lopez's surgery would
be done, but also what exactly that surgery was supposed to fix.
A story earlier this
month about Maria needing $9,600 for an eye operation at Riley Hospital
for Children in Indianapolis told of her mother's desperate attempts to
raise the money to keep her daughter from possibly going blind...
July 25, 2004, The
South Bend Tribune |
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Mother's persistence
pays off |
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Griselda Lopez, 24,
grew up in a colonia (neighborhood) in a small town in Mexico. Her father
died when she was a year old and her mother was three months pregnant. Lopez
married Alfredo, a young man from a neighboring colonia. Their daughter
Maria de los Angeles Lopez, was born in June 1996.
"I didn't notice any
problems with her until she was four months old," Griselda Lopez recalls.The
child's head was twisted to one side, but none of the doctors she took her
to could explain what was wrong...
November 2, 2004,
The South Bend Tribune |
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Men Now More Open to Cosmetic Help |
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Eyelid procedures, both
functional and cosmetic, have
grown to some 30 percent of
the Gabriele Eye Institute’s
business, partly because the
work complements the business’s
other services and partly
because more men are seeking
cosmetic help.
"We do young people, old
people,” says Dr. Philip
Gabriele, who has been working
in the field since 1991 and
opened the business five years
ago.We get a lot of people who
want to look younger, less
tired."
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Technology Spurs New Vein Division |
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Advances in technology led Dr.
Tobin Mathews and Dr. Michael
Lulenski of X-Ray Consultants
Inc. two years ago to open Legacy
Vein Clinic as a division to help
people get rid of varicose veins
and spider veins.
"In the last two years, we have
been doing vein work, treating
varicose veins," says Mathews, an
interventional radiologist since
1981 who also works on medical
issues from kidney stones to
blocked bile ducts.
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