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Select Patients Can Be Spared Axillary Dissection
Breast Cancer Study Shows No Recurrence Advantage Over Sentinel Node Dissection
ISSUE: AUGUST, 2010
Sentinel lymph node dissection (SLND) alone provides “excellent” locoregional control in many women with node-positive cancers—with eight-year recurrence rates almost identical to women who underwent additional axillary dissection, according to researchers in a major randomized trial. read more
Hernia Centers of Excellence?
With Payers Ever Watchful of Outcomes and Costs, Some Argue That Complex Hernias Go the Way of Bariatric Surgery
ISSUE: AUGUST, 2010
Orlando, Fla.—When Michael Rosen, MD, advocates a national hernia centers of excellence program to his father, Arnold J. Rosen, MD, his father’s response is not unlike those echoed by general surgeons around the country: “This is bread-and-butter general surgery and there is no way you can tread on ventral hernias. For general surgery, that is all we have left.” read more
The Need for “Post-postgraduate” Education
ISSUE: AUGUST, 2010
Dr. Greene reports on the new iteration of the work-hour directives for residents in the United States and argues that every surgeon has a stake in educating the surgeons of tomorrow. read more
Simple Device Tames Surgical Site Infections in Contaminated Wounds
ISSUE: AUGUST, 2010
Las Vegas—The risk for a surgical site infection developing in a contaminated wound can be dramatically reduced by a simple daily wound probe, a new s ... read more
Coding Changes for 2010: What Surgeons Should Know
ISSUE: AUGUST, 2010
Each year, changes in the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) codes impact the way claims filed by physicians are reimbursed. This year is no different. read more
 
•  Unmasking Ventral Hernias In Bariatric Surgery Patients

•  The Surgeons’ Lounge: July 2010

•  Hernia Centers of Excellence?

•  Data Confirm Effect Of Insurance on Surgical Outcomes

•  Simple Device Tames Surgical Site Infections in Contaminated Wounds

•  Coding Changes for 2010: What Surgeons Should Know

•  The Surgeons' Lounge

•  Delays in Surgery Increase Risk For Infectious Complications

•  The Genetics of Hereditary Colon and Rectal Cancer

•  Select Patients Can Be Spared Axillary Dissection

 
The Genetics of Hereditary Colon and Rectal Cancer 1
The Eternal Fellow 2
The Need for “Post-postgraduate” Education 1
Coding for Repair of Lacerations Requires Attention to Detail 1
Data Confirm Effect Of Insurance on Surgical Outcomes 1
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