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Understanding SCORE and the Future of Surgical Education Behind the Knife
Dr. John Hunter who is the Chair of Surgery at OHSU discusses a topic familiar to all General Surgeons, the surgical management of GERD. We go in depth into the surgical options and Dr. Hunter gives some tips to deal with every surgeon’s fear, mediastinal bleeding! In addition, our opening shot is […]
Dr. Matthew Martin is a leading trauma surgeon who has served multiple deployments in both Iraq and Afghanistan. In this week’s episode he reflects back on his deployments over the past 10 years and what medical advances we have seen move from the war zone to the civilian sector. The […]
Dr. Melina Kibbe of Northwestern University and Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Surgery gives an excellent in-depth discussion into the art and process of publishing. This is a must listen for any and all residents and staff interested in academic medicine. Coming directly from a surgeon who reads and reviews your […]
Dr. Herbert Chen of University of Wisconsin tackles the tricky topic of parathyroid disease -He also discusses what it was like to train under the greats Drs. Sabiston and Cameron -His experience editing for the Annals of Surgery -His tips on handling a reoperative neck, avoiding injury to the RLN, […]
We are honored to have expert Dr. Steven Wexner from Cleveland Clinic join us to discuss his career, thoughts on fecal incontinence (including the origins of the Wexner score!) and he gives us insight on getting that pesky left colon to reach in dire situations. In addition, Behind the Knife […]
