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Notable Grand Rounds
These assembled papers are edited transcripts of didactic lectures given by mainly senior residents, but also some distinguished attending and guests, at the Grand Rounds of the Michael and Marian Ilitch Department of Surgery at the Wayne State University School of Medicine.
Every week, approximately 50 faculty attending surgeons and surgical residents meet to conduct postmortems on cases that did not go well. That “Mortality and Morbidity” conference is followed immediately by Grand Rounds.
This collection is not intended as a scholarly journal, but in a significant way, it is a peer-reviewed publication by virtue of the fact that every presentation is examined in great detail by those 50 or so surgeons.
It serves to honor the presenters for their effort, to potentially serve as first draft for an article for submission to a medical journal, to let residents and potential residents see the high standard achieved by their peers and expected of them, and by no means least, to contribute to better patient care.
— David Edelman, M.D.
Surgical GI Endoscopy:
52 Years of Experience in the USA
Wayne State University
Overcoming Challenges in Surgical Training
The Changing Face of Oncology: Modern Skill Sets for the Cancer Surgeon and Changing Scientific Paradigms
Physician Impairment: Disruptive, Disabled, Duped & Depressed
Departments of Psychology and OB Gyn
Wayne State University
How to Build an Academic Career Focused on Research
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Chief Innovation Officer – Wayne Health
Transcarotid Artery Revascularization for the Treatment of Cerebrovascular Disease in High-Risk Patients
Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University
Management of
Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma
The Urban Meyer Ill and Shelley Meyer Chair in Cancer Research
Surgeon in Chief, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Management of the Open Abdomen
Chief, General Surgery, Emory at Grady
Gastric Cancer
Professor of Surgery, Wayne State University School of Medicine
Karmanos Cancer Institute
Missed Injuries in Pediatric Trauma and How to Avoid Them
Gastrointestinal Cancer Disparities
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