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 Dr. Thomas E. Read colorectal surgeon and Professor of Surgery at Tufts University. Dr. Read is a co-editor for Diseases of the Colon &amp; Rectum.    Opening Shot: We discuss the evolving management and current guidelines for treating rectal cancer.   On The Podcast He Discusses   - His approach to complex rectal cancer patients  - Controversies with: TME, neoadjuvant therapy, local ex...
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#5: Keith Lillemoe, M.D. Harvard, Bile Duct Injuries &amp; Biliary Reconstruction
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Episode 5   Dr. Keith Lillemoe is Surgeon-in-Chief and Chief of the Department of Surgery at the Massachusetts General Hospital and the W Gerald Austen Professor of Surgery at the Harvard Medical School. Additionally he is Editor-In-Chief of Annals of Surgery and editor of Greenfield&#39;s Surgical Text.   On The Podcast He Discusses  -Journey to becoming Chief of Surgery at MGH  -Experience editin...
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Episode 4.   Dr. John Cameron served as the Chief of Surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital for nearly 20 years and is also the Alfred Blalock Distinguished Service Professor of Surgery at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He has a long-standing interest in pancreatic cancer, and during his career has operated on more patients with pancreatic cancer and done more Whipple resections (&gt;2000)  ...
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Episode 3  We are extremely proud to start this podcast off with Dr. Carlos Pellegrini MD, FACS.   Professor of Surgery and Chairman of Surgery at University of Washington.  World Renown Expert in Esophageal Disease  Past President of the American College of Surgeons   On The Podcast He Discusses:  -Role of ACS in a surgeon&#39;s career  -Workup and surgical management of esophageal cancer  -Tips a...
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Episode 2  We are honored to have Dr. Benjamin Starnes MD, FACS as one of our first interviews Professor of Surgery and Chief of Vascular Surgery Division at University of Washington Pioneer in treating ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms with endovascular grafts.  On The Podcast He Discusses: -Stories from his multiple combat deployments -Future of vascular surgery training -Treatment of blunt...
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