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AWS would like to congratulate these outstanding 40 under 40 surgeons. Over the next 40 days leading to the AWS conference in October, we will highlight each of these future leaders in surgery. Join us in congratulating and amplifying these amazing women. #AWS2022 #AWSturns40

Military gives school nurses trauma training | king5.com king5.com/video/news/edu…

Words ring hollow when praising the love, devotion, and patience our mothers have shown us. You are the bedrock of our society and our souls. Happy Mother’s Day, and thank you for EVERYTHING you do!

“All that I am, or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.” -Abraham Lincoln Thank you to my mom and my dear wife. Words cannot express my gratitude. Happy Mother’s Day!

I was today years old when I finally found a case of the elusive “stump appendicitis”. Now I just need an acute intermittent porphyria and I can die happy

@AAW9573 Semper Fi

Today is my last day in the United States Marine Corps. After 24 years it’s time to step aside and let a new generation of warriors take the helm. I’m excited for what life has in store for me next, but I’m going to miss putting on this uniform. It was an unparalleled adventure.

Drs Kenji Inaba and Matt Martin debate “extreme non operative management” of splenic injuries using data driven and “other” debate techniques. Great review of the literature and state of the art. #splash #TCCACS2021

#SURGEONOFTHEWEEK @DannyLammersMD, CAPT @USArmy ⚡️ Grew up in Cleveland, Ohio ⚡️ Graduate, @UncAvl ⚾️ catcher 👇 ⚡️ Graduate, @USUhealthsci ⚡️ Currently 👉 Rising R5, @MadiganSurgery ⚡️ Future Trauma/SCC fellow

#SCIENCEFRIDAY 💥 Work by #MilitarySurgeon @reyshenry and colleagues making a HUGE 💦in the civilian trauma world! 👉 📈 use of tourniquets in prehospital setting 👉 Improved in-hospital mortality (OR = 0.32) 👉 ⬇️🩸 requirement at 4 and 24 hours

@MadiganSurgery Residents are graduating with declining numbers of war-related cases in the era of nonoperative trauma and endovascular techniques. It would be challenging to find a system that prepares anyone for war surgery, but the study begs some questions of the ACGME. Time for changes?

Is the ACGME preparing surgeons for war-surgery? Thank you to our resident Jace Franko for his outstanding presentation at the 2021 APDS meeting!

@MadiganSurgery Outstanding job Jace! Proud to have you representing Madigan surgery!

Today in 1910,Teddy Roosevelt discussed how to be a Citizen in a Republic. Often referred to as the “Man in the Arena” speech, it is a powerful reminder of our obligation to our society and of the value of hard work, integrity, and accountability. leadershipnow.com/tr-citizenship…

Will American history forget the Iraq and Afghanistan wars? taskandpurpose.com/pentagon-run-d… via @JeffSchogol

And how can we improve it for the sake of surgeons, trainees, and our patients? have your say! #colorectalsurgery #colorectalresearch Impact of surgical complications on the operating surgeon @serabiggs @HBWaggett @jshabbir onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co…

I had the opportunity to work and learn from Dave when we were deployed together in Baghdad, 2007. He was always the calm voice of reason and experience, the senior who worked harder than any junior. Another fallen hero. #RIP #MilitaryMedicineHero

The day that a surgeon stops enjoying work is the day to retire or change jobs. In my opinion surgery is more than a job; it is a myriad fusion including science, education, art, passion, and empathy

thanks Rex, so good

Point-of-care clinical instrument to guide use of adjuvant chemotherapy in high-risk stage II colon cancer @JournalofGISurg @SSATNews @ScottRSteeleMD link.springer.com/article/10.100…

It's August! And as promised, Episode 2 of Behind the Knife: Bedside Procedures has released this morning. Today we're talking about CENTRAL LINES! Go check it out! Psst there's a bonus episode too, try to find it! youtu.be/DgQbQSBYeQU