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[…] Julsrud, MD, fJane M. Matsumoto, MD, fand Richard C. Daly, MD a The first 50 years of cardiovascular surgery (CVS) were char- acterized by the development of new operations with pro- gressive improvement in outcomes. Improvement in imaging techniques, particularly 3-dimensional (3D) imag- ing, facilitates surgical planning. The steps of an operation can range […]
Read MoreSchilling Lecture & Research Symposium
[…] Research Introduction Schilling Lectureship Research Investigators Labs & Centers Bulger Research Group CBATL CBATL Investigators Predictive Analytic Models CBATL Relevant Publications Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory (CranIAL) Center for Videoendoscopic Surgery (CVES) CREST HIPRC Mulligan Lab Northwest Liver Research Program (NLRP) VA Research SORCE WISH Resident Research Current Trainees Past Trainees 2021-2023 2020-2022 2019-2021 2018-2020 […]
Read MoreSurgery Synopsis 2014 Issues
[…] the Department of Surgery Department of Surgery Endowed Chairs Crowdfunding UWMC Receives “Meritorious Status” on Quality Scores from ACS NSQIP The Harkins’ Corner Honors and Awards 2014 New Faculty Surgery Runners! Department of Surgery Grant Activity Report Surgery Synopsis Reader Feedback / Save the Dates Back Cover View the entire newsletter >>> Volume 19, […]
Read MoreInvestigator Profile: Scott C. Brakenridge, MD
[…] Research Introduction Schilling Lectureship Research Investigators Labs & Centers Bulger Research Group CBATL CBATL Investigators Predictive Analytic Models CBATL Relevant Publications Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory (CranIAL) Center for Videoendoscopic Surgery (CVES) CREST HIPRC Mulligan Lab Northwest Liver Research Program (NLRP) VA Research SORCE WISH Resident Research Current Trainees Past Trainees 2021-2023 2020-2022 2019-2021 2018-2020 […]
Read More2023 Schilling Abstract Booklet PDF
[…] of 1941, the last class to graduate before World War II. In the six months before the start of his internship and residency at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City, he signed on as a shipâs doctor on the schooner Effie M. Morrissey for a scientific expedition to the Arctic sponsored by the U.S. […]
Read MoreClinical and Bio-Analytics Transplant Laboratory (CBATL)
[…] provide project management skills to oversee that project to completion. Being able to ask the right question has never been more important with the burgeoning growth of new clinical and biologic data. This presents a seemingly insurmountable challenge to harness the data for improving patient care. CBATL was organized to meet this new challenge. […]
Read MoreCardiothoracic Transplant/MCS
[…] Research Fellowship Gastrointestinal Surgical Outcomes Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Pellegrini-Oelschlager Endowed Fellowship in Surgical Simulation & Fellowship in Healthcare Simulation Trauma, Injury and Inflammation Research Fellowship UW Program for Global and Rural Surgery (PROGRESS) Medical Students PROGRAM OVERVIEW Collapse About the Program The MCS/Transplant Fellowship program is dedicated to producing a balanced, well-qualified thoracic transplant surgeon prepared for practice […]
Read MoreSurgery Synopsis – Spring 2022 – Chair’s Column (M)
[…] early part of my career was focused on transplantation; I was recruited to UW to develop general thoracic surgery, but importantly, also to start and lead a new program in lung transplantation. My very first surgery at UW was also the beginning of the lung transplant program at UW, performed on Easter Sunday, fitting […]
Read MoreSurgery Synopsis – Winter 2021/2022 – Chair’s Column (M)
A s we begin a new year, it ’s inevitable that we ref lect on 2021 – the good times and the bad (and the bad times seem to keep haunting us over the past 2 years!). I am sure all of us hoped COVID would be a thing of the past by now, […]
Read MoreSurgery Synopsis – Winter 2021/2022 – Chair’s Column
A s we begin a new year, it ’s inevitable that we ref lect on 2021 – the good times and the bad (and the bad times seem to keep haunting us over the past 2 years!). I am sure all of us hoped COVID would be a thing of the past by now, […]
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