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Ascension St. Elizabeth Cardiologist Recognized as 'Guardian Angel'

Ascension St. Elizabeth Cardiologist Recognized as 'Guardian Angel'

Local CBS affiliate WFRV in Green Bay aired a powerful story recognizing the exceptional care provided by the Ascension St. Elizabeth team after a patient went into cardiac arrest at the Appleton airport. The segment highlights the coordinated efforts of our cardiology team members, first responders, and ER in stabilizing the patient, Jim Hansen, and preparing him for bypass surgery with Ascension St. Elizabeth cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Zenoun Abouzelam that ultimately saved his life.

The story features our grateful patient and Dr. Carrie Chapman, who was honored with a Guardian Angel award—an Ascension Wisconsin Foundation recognition for caregivers who make a meaningful impact on patients and their families.

You can watch the full story here.

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