Surgery Grand Rounds

Virginia Commonwealth University

Department of Surgery
Grand Rounds

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	Anesthesia: Pharmacology & Practice Bruce Spiess, M.D. Professor Department of Anesthesiology Virginia Commonwealth University September 7, 2000
	Debate: ERCP Before vs. After Cholecystectomy Francisco Albuquerque, MD and Ben Nwomeh, MD Chief Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University September 14, 2000
	Diabetic Foot Ulcer and Infection Mark Levy, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Division of Vascular Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University September 21, 2000
	Debate: Running vs. Interrupted Closure of the Abdominal Wall Bob Saggi, MD and Prashant Narain, MD Chief Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University October 5, 2000
	CPC: Minimally Invasive Parathyroidectomy Ronald Merrell, MD Stuart McGuire Professor & Chairman Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University October 12, 2000
	Current Concepts in Sepsis Richard P. Wenzel, MD Professor & Chairman of Internal Medicine Department of Internal Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University October 19, 2000
	Hemorrhage and Transfusion Jay Yelon, DO Assistant Professor of Surgery Division of General / Trauma Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University November 2, 2000
	CPC: Blunt Injury of the Thoracic Great Vessels Timothy Broderick, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Division of General / Trauma Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University November 9, 2000
	Debate: Radiofrequency Ablation vs. Cryoablation for Unresectable Metastatic/Primary Liver Tumors Adolfo Fernandez, MD and Anthony Cassano, MD Chief Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Brian Kaplan, MD November 16, 2000
	Debate: Early Debridement is Indicated for Non-infected Pancreatic Necrosis with Evidence of Organ Failure Jeffrey Danetz, MD and Kourosh Baghelai, MD Chief Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Tim Broderick, MD December 7, 2000
	Debate:Laproscopic Gastric Bypass vs. Open Gastric Bypass for Morbid Obesity Nell Zemmel, MD and Colleen Kennedy, MD Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Eric DeMaria, MD January 4, 2001
	MCV at War James P. Neifeld, MD Professor of Surgery Division of Surgical Oncology Virginia Commonwealth University January 18, 2001
	The Great Debates in Trauma/Critical Care: Have There Been Any Resolutions? L.D. Britt, MD Professor and Chairman Department of Surgery Eastern VA Medical School January 25, 2001
	Debate: Autologous Tissue Should Be Used for All Breast Reconstruction Stephen Chen, MD and Steven Montante, MD Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Andrea Pozez, MD February 1, 2001
	Pathophysiology of Brain Swelling Anthony Marmarou, Ph.D Professor and Eminent Scholar Division of Neurosurgery Virginia Commonwealth University February 8, 2001
	Living Liver Donation John Ham, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Divisions of Vascular and Transplant Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University February 22, 2001
	Templeton Lecture: Building a Healthcare Plan for a Developing Country George A. Briggs, MPA Permanent Secretary Minister of Health Office Jamaica March 1, 2001
	Debate: CT Scan vs. History & Physical Exam for Dianosis of Appendicitis William Tierney, MD and Charles Fields, MD Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Harvey Sugarman, MD March 8, 2001
	Hunter McQuire Lecture: History of Surgery Sherwin B. Nuland, MD Clinical Professor of Surgery Hunter Holmes McGuire, Jr., MD Lectureship Yale University School of Medicine March 15, 2001
	Surgery of Benign Thyroid Disease Patricia Numann, MD Lloyd S. Rogers Professor of Surgery Distinguished Teacher & Service Professor at SUNY Univeristy of New York March 22, 2001
	Evolution of Non-operative Management of Solid Organ Injury Ajai Malhotra, MD Assistant Professor Division of General / Trauma Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University April 12, 2001
	Heart and Lung Transplantation in the New Millennium: The Highs and the Lows Lower Brooks Lecture - Mr. John Wallwork Director Services Papworth - Transplant Surgery Hospital Cambridge University - England May 3, 2001
	Debate: Percutaneous Abdominal Drainage is Better than Laparotomy for Treatment of NEC in Babies Less than 1 kg David Lanning, MD and Michael Stoner, MD Residents Department of Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty: Jeff Haynes, MD May 17, 2001
	History of Urology Harry Koo, MD Associate Professor Division of Urology Virginia Commonwealth University May 24, 2001
	Practice in the 21st Century: Insights from Transplantation Hume Memorial Lecture - Jeremiah Turcotte, MD Professor of Surgery Divisions of Transplant Surgery University of Michigan Hospitals May 31, 2001
	Research Day Basil Pruitt, Jr., MD Clinical Professor of Surgery Health Science Center University of Texas June 7, 2001
	Toward Evidence-Based Practice: Closing the Gap Between Theory & Reality Ron Clark, MD Chief Medical Officer VCU Health System Virginia Commonwealth University July 26, 2001
	Blood Conservation in Cardiac Surgery: Toward Bloodless Surgery in the 21st Century Robert Higgins, MD Chairman Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University August 23, 2001
	Sepsis, Septic Shock and MOFS: The Old and The New Rifat Latifi, MD Assistant Professor Division of General / Trauma Surgery Virginia Commonwealth University August 30, 2001