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• • ·Editorial board

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• • ·Substantive fulfillment of the Polk prophecy

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    Michael J. Edwards

    
• • ·Comments by Dr. Polk upon occasion of the mid-winter President’s dinner of the American Surgical Association, community celebration of his chairmanship at the University of Louisville, and at the reunion of former residents and students

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    Hiram C. Polk

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• • ·Management of esophageal perforations: the value of aggressive surgical treatment

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    J. David Richardson

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• • ·Surgical training and implementation of emerging surgical technologies

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    W. Cooper Buschemeyer, Deborah K. Cunningham, Michael J. Edwards

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• • ·Infection and organ failure in the surgical patient: a tribute to seminal contributions by Hiram C. Polk, Jr, M.D.

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    William G. Cheadle, Matthias Turina

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• • ·You, your patient, and the medical-device industry: applications from my Louisville years

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    C. Randle Voyles

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• • ·Peritoneal resuscitation

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    R. Neal Garrison, El Rasheid ZaKaria

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• • ·The use of tissue flaps as an adjunct to pelvic surgery

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    Susan Galandiuk, Jeffrey Jorden, Suhal Mahid, Michael H. McCafferty, Gordon Tobin

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• • ·Laparoscopic Heller myotomy for achalasia

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    Robert N. Cacchione, Dan N. Tran, Diane H. Rhoden

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• • ·The role of sentinel lymph node biopsy in the management of thin melanoma

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    Sandra L. Wong

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• • ·Threats to rural surgery

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    Eugene H. Shively, Susan A. Shively

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• • ·University of Louisville experience and contributions to pediatric trauma care

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    Sheldon Bond, Mary E. Fallat

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• • ·Education and training of the future trauma surgeon in acute care surgery: trauma, critical care, and emergency surgery

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    David A. Spain, Frank B. Miller

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• • ·Computed tomographic angiography allows accurate planning of the setting and technique of open and percutaneous vascular interventions

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    Christopher J. Godshall

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• • ·Image-guided breast surgery

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    Jacobo Nurko, Michael J. Edwards

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• • ·The advancing art and science of endoscopy

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    Gary C. Vitale, Brian R. Davis, Tin C. Tran

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• • ·Thoracoscopy for the acutely injured patient

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    Eddy H. Carrillo, J. David Richardson

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• • ·Minimally invasive abdominal surgery: lux et veritas past, present, and future

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    Andrew G. Harrell, B. Todd Heniford

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• • ·Formal training in advanced surgical technologies enhances the surgical residency

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    Robert C.G. Martin, Farid J. Kehdy, Jeff W. Allen

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• • ·Occupational blood-borne diseases in surgery

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    Donald E. Fry

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• • ·Contributions to the management of intraabdominal infections

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    Mark A. Malangoni

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• • ·The significance of baseline cerebral oxygen saturation in children undergoing congenital heart surgery

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    Kathleen N. Fenton, Katherine Freeman, Kimberly Glogowski, Sherrie Fogg, Kim F. Duncan

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• • ·Breast surgery as a specialized practice

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    Terre D. Quinn McGlothin

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• • ·The impact of shortened training times on the discipline of vascular surgery in the United Kingdom

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    P.M. Lamont, D.J.A. Scott

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• • ·Is anything new in adult blunt splenic trauma?

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    Brian G. Harbrecht

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• • ·Gastrointestinal growth factors and neoplasia

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    B. Mark Evers

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• • ·Hiram C. Polk: the horseman

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    J. David Richardson

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• • ·Congenital Heart Surgery 2005: The brain: It’s the heart of the matter

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    E. Dean McKenzie, Dean B. Andropoulos, Dan DiBardino, Charles D. Fraser

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• • ·Principles of management: the diabetic foot

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    T. Jeffery Wieman

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• • ·Married to the boss, or how checking the box changed my life

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    Susan Galandiuk

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• • ·The effect of hypertonic saline resuscitation on responses to severe hemorrhagic shock by the skeletal muscle, intestinal, and renal microcirculation systems: seeing is believing

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    Henry M. Cryer, John Gosche, Jeff Harbrecht, Greg Anigian, Neal Garrison

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• • ·Popliteal aneurysms: controversies in their management

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    R.B. Galland

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• • ·Ethical forces that shape a career in surgery

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    Constantine Mavroudis

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• • ·Congenital diaphragmatic hernia: searching for answers

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    John R. Gosche, Saleem Islam, Scott C. Boulanger

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• • ·Improving quality of care in vascular surgery: the tools are available now

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    Peter K. Henke

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• • ·Hiram Polk and The American Journal of Surgery

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    Kirby I. Bland

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