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AUTHOR INDEX
Ceydeli, A., 220 Fitzmaurice, M. J., 168
Adrales, G. L., 150 Chahal, R., 161 Flynn, T. C., 649
Ahern, J. W., 504 Chan, M. M., 25 Foster, C. E. Ill, 103
Ahmed, S., 64 Chao, L., 444 Frantz, F. W., 395
Alban, R. F., 106 Christianson, L., 579 Friedman, H. I., 168
Al-Busairi, W. A., 419 Chung, A., 365 Fuhrman, G. M., 275
Al-Bustan, M. A., 419 Ciardiello, K. A., 344
Ali, F. E., 419 Cimelli, M. Jr., 49 Gabbay,J. , 106
Alvarez, R., 623 Clancy, T. E., 258 Gadacz, T. R., 150
Alves, P. R. A., 49 Clark, C. E., 412 Gagliano, R. A., 187, 625
Anderson, C.1., 111 Clark, J. A., 59 Gama-Rodrigues, J. J., 49
Andriole, D. A., 423 Clericuzio, C. P., 509 Gaughan, J. P., 657
Antedomenico, E., 193 Coe, N. P. W., 214 Gilchrist, J., 117
Apelgren, K. N., 111 Colligan, M., 516 Goldberg, A. J., 657
Arciero, C. A., 253 Contessa, J., 344 Goldstein, M. J., 132
Arruffat, S., 465 Cooper, C., 563 Goshtasby, P., 638
Ashley, S. W., 543 Cooper, J. T., 299 Goss, J. A., 305
Aydelotte, j., 338 Cooper, Z. R., 2 Grewal, H., 657
Azarow, K., 330 Coser, R. B., 49, 613 Grove, K. D., 204
Azarow, K. S., 199, 390 Cotlar, A. M., 249, 362, 500 Gutchell, V., 253
Cronk, D. R., 199
Cunha, J. E. M., 613
Babineau, T. J., 436 Habr-Gama, A., 49
Curtis, K. D., 122
Bae, J-O., 327 Haisch, C. E., 481
Baker,J. , 145 Hanly, E. J., 87, 358
Banks, S. B., 249 Dalton, M. L., 509 Hardy, M. A., 132, 327, 415, 495, 606
Barnes, S., 313, 585 Dart, B. W. IV, 533 Harkema, J. M., 111
Barnes, S. L., 407 DeBakey, M. E., 305 Harkins, S. M., 465
Barshes, N. R., 305 DeGiacomo, J. C., 6 Harnisch, M., 338
Bartlett, S. T., 103 Demangone, D., 657 Harris, M., 512
Beck, D. E., 15, 19, 25 Dempsey, D. T., 657 Harthun, N. L., 539
Becker, J. M., 289 Dennis, C., 459 Hausmann, M. G., 57
Beeman, R. M., 663 Denny, R. R., 294 Hazey, J. W., 59
Bening, T., 604 Dietz, P. A., 161 Henriksen, D., 638
Berg, D. A., 657 Dippolito, A., 609 Herr, M. W., 187, 625
Bini, J., 604 Dodson, T. F., 128 Hetz, S. P., 199
Birkett, D. H., 382 Donnelly, M. B., 122 Holtzman, M. P., 289
Bishop-Bartolomei, K., 549 Dosanjh, A., 455 Hooke, J., 253
Bismuth, J., 324 Downey, D. M., 516 Hu, J. S., 351
Bitar, H., 405 Dress, A. L., 362 Hutter, M. M., 535
Bittmann, S., 439 DuBose, J., 91 Hutzel, P., 117
Blanks, D. A., 19 DuBose, J. J., 341, 362
Bonville, D., 324 Dudrick, S. J., 178 Iglehart, J. D., 25
Borboroglu, P. G., 103 Imagawa, D. K., 55
Borman, K. R., 33 El Chaar, M., 185 Incorvaia, A. N., 429
Bowen, J. B., 38 Ellis, T., 606 Irani, J. L., 543
Boysen, D. A., 429 Esbaita, E. Y., 419 Isakovich, N. V., 459
Boysen, D. M., 633 Esser, S., 609 Ito, H., 258
Braxton, C., 145 Evenson, A. R., 374 Iwashita, R. A., 613
Breen, E., 543
Bresciani, C., 49
Broughan, T. A., 33, 579 Fanelli, R. D., 59 Jacob, C. E., 49
Bruce, J. N., 138 Fann, S., 663 Jarchow, A. M., 10
Bruce, S. S., 138 Farkas, D. L., 365 Jenkins, D. M., 362
Brunicardi, F. C., 305 Farraye, F. A., 436 Jenkins, N. L., 38, 319
Buckley, B. M., 226 Fedorciw, B. J., 335 Jentz, A. B., 111
Burchard, K. W., 214 Feldmar, D., 106 Johnson, J. O., 38, 319
Burgess, A., 258 Ferguson, C. M., 535 Johnson, R. M., 117
Fielding, L. P., 638 Jones, C. M., 277
Finley, D. S., 55, 262 Joseph, A., 365
Campbell, S., 592 Finley, W., 231 Jukemura, J., 613
Cannada, L. K., 563 Fischer, J. E., 374
CarletonJ,. , 161 Fisher, C. A., 657 Kalish, J., 436
Cerda, S., 436 Fisher, J. C., 495 Kaminski, D. L., 19
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AUTHOR INDEX
Ceydeli, A., 220 Fitzmaurice, M. J., 168
Adrales, G. L., 150 Chahal, R., 161 Flynn, T. C., 649
Ahern, J. W., 504 Chan, M. M., 25 Foster, C. E. Ill, 103
Ahmed, S., 64 Chao, L., 444 Frantz, F. W., 395
Alban, R. F., 106 Christianson, L., 579 Friedman, H. I., 168
Al-Busairi, W. A., 419 Chung, A., 365 Fuhrman, G. M., 275
Al-Bustan, M. A., 419 Ciardiello, K. A., 344
Ali, F. E., 419 Cimelli, M. Jr., 49 Gabbay,J. , 106
Alvarez, R., 623 Clancy, T. E., 258 Gadacz, T. R., 150
Alves, P. R. A., 49 Clark, C. E., 412 Gagliano, R. A., 187, 625
Anderson, C.1., 111 Clark, J. A., 59 Gama-Rodrigues, J. J., 49
Andriole, D. A., 423 Clericuzio, C. P., 509 Gaughan, J. P., 657
Antedomenico, E., 193 Coe, N. P. W., 214 Gilchrist, J., 117
Apelgren, K. N., 111 Colligan, M., 516 Goldberg, A. J., 657
Arciero, C. A., 253 Contessa, J., 344 Goldstein, M. J., 132
Arruffat, S., 465 Cooper, C., 563 Goshtasby, P., 638
Ashley, S. W., 543 Cooper, J. T., 299 Goss, J. A., 305
Aydelotte, j., 338 Cooper, Z. R., 2 Grewal, H., 657
Azarow, K., 330 Coser, R. B., 49, 613 Grove, K. D., 204
Azarow, K. S., 199, 390 Cotlar, A. M., 249, 362, 500 Gutchell, V., 253
Cronk, D. R., 199
Cunha, J. E. M., 613
Babineau, T. J., 436 Habr-Gama, A., 49
Curtis, K. D., 122
Bae, J-O., 327 Haisch, C. E., 481
Baker,J. , 145 Hanly, E. J., 87, 358
Banks, S. B., 249 Dalton, M. L., 509 Hardy, M. A., 132, 327, 415, 495, 606
Barnes, S., 313, 585 Dart, B. W. IV, 533 Harkema, J. M., 111
Barnes, S. L., 407 DeBakey, M. E., 305 Harkins, S. M., 465
Barshes, N. R., 305 DeGiacomo, J. C., 6 Harnisch, M., 338
Bartlett, S. T., 103 Demangone, D., 657 Harris, M., 512
Beck, D. E., 15, 19, 25 Dempsey, D. T., 657 Harthun, N. L., 539
Becker, J. M., 289 Dennis, C., 459 Hausmann, M. G., 57
Beeman, R. M., 663 Denny, R. R., 294 Hazey, J. W., 59
Bening, T., 604 Dietz, P. A., 161 Henriksen, D., 638
Berg, D. A., 657 Dippolito, A., 609 Herr, M. W., 187, 625
Bini, J., 604 Dodson, T. F., 128 Hetz, S. P., 199
Birkett, D. H., 382 Donnelly, M. B., 122 Holtzman, M. P., 289
Bishop-Bartolomei, K., 549 Dosanjh, A., 455 Hooke, J., 253
Bismuth, J., 324 Downey, D. M., 516 Hu, J. S., 351
Bitar, H., 405 Dress, A. L., 362 Hutter, M. M., 535
Bittmann, S., 439 DuBose, J., 91 Hutzel, P., 117
Blanks, D. A., 19 DuBose, J. J., 341, 362
Bonville, D., 324 Dudrick, S. J., 178 Iglehart, J. D., 25
Borboroglu, P. G., 103 Imagawa, D. K., 55
Borman, K. R., 33 El Chaar, M., 185 Incorvaia, A. N., 429
Bowen, J. B., 38 Ellis, T., 606 Irani, J. L., 543
Boysen, D. A., 429 Esbaita, E. Y., 419 Isakovich, N. V., 459
Boysen, D. M., 633 Esser, S., 609 Ito, H., 258
Braxton, C., 145 Evenson, A. R., 374 Iwashita, R. A., 613
Breen, E., 543
Bresciani, C., 49
Broughan, T. A., 33, 579 Fanelli, R. D., 59 Jacob, C. E., 49
Bruce, J. N., 138 Fann, S., 663 Jarchow, A. M., 10
Bruce, S. S., 138 Farkas, D. L., 365 Jenkins, D. M., 362
Brunicardi, F. C., 305 Farraye, F. A., 436 Jenkins, N. L., 38, 319
Buckley, B. M., 226 Fedorciw, B. J., 335 Jentz, A. B., 111
Burchard, K. W., 214 Feldmar, D., 106 Johnson, J. O., 38, 319
Burgess, A., 258 Ferguson, C. M., 535 Johnson, R. M., 117
Fielding, L. P., 638 Jones, C. M., 277
Finley, D. S., 55, 262 Joseph, A., 365
Campbell, S., 592 Finley, W., 231 Jukemura, J., 613
Cannada, L. K., 563 Fischer, J. E., 374
CarletonJ,. , 161 Fisher, C. A., 657 Kalish, J., 436
Cerda, S., 436 Fisher, J. C., 495 Kaminski, D. L., 19
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Kang, W., 185, 577 Nguyen, L., 305 Schwartz, R., 313
Kaplan, J. L., 57 Nguyen, N. T., 262 Schwartz, R. W., 407, 491, 585
Kareti, L. R., 111 Nicholas, G. G., 231 Shamamian, P., 512
Karp, R., 64 Nolan, D., 117 Shane, M. D., 238
Katayama, F. F., 49 Norris, B. L., 623 Shen, W. T., 240
Kauvar, D. S., 338 Nottingham, J. M., 396 Shriver, C. D., 253
Kebebew, E., 455 Sidhu, R. S., 226
Kellogg, K. C., 535 Ogilvie, J. B., 73 Sinha, P., 532
Kennedy, J. S., 87 O'Leary, J. P., 32, 273, 371, 547, 670 Sirinek, K. R., 412
Kent, D. E., 518 Olenwine, J. A., 231 Slomski, C. A., 111
Kim, C. K., 335 Ong, E. S., 239 Spurgeon, J. M., 500
Kim, SH., 335 Stain, S. C., 277
Kiran, R. P., 178 Perez, R. O., 49, 613 Stamp, T., 117
Kiss, D. R., 49, 613 Perlman, S., 344 Stawicki, S. P., 311
Klein, J. U., 237 Perry, W. B., 204, 324, 412, 604 Stevens, R. M., 74
Klingensmith, M. E., 423 Petelenz, K., 400 Strobel, L. M., 358
Kowdley, G. C., 64 Peterson, R. M., 449 Sutherland, M. J., 341
Krynyckyi, B. R., 335
Pierre K. B., 277
Kwasnik, E. M., 465
Pofahl, W. E., 10, 38, 319 Taylor, M. D., 226
Pories, S. E., 72, 459 Teng, W., 55
Lambert, P., 633 Pories, W. J., 581 Tereb, D. A., 353
Lane, J. E., 518 Powell, C. S., 373 Termuhlen, P., 117
Learn, P. A., 204 Pratt,J .W ., 516 Thorisson, H., 178
Lee, J. A., 415 Pricolo, V. E., 214 Trang, T. T., 156
Lee, T. C., 305 Procter, C. D. Jr., 356 Tuakli-Wosornu, Y., 651
Lefaivre, J.-F., 168 Tzarnas, C. D., 174
Lefor, A. T., 106 Quayle, C. M., 362 U
Lenahan, C., 459
Ude, A., 132
Lewis, F. R. Jr., 45
Ragsdale, T., 91 Ufberg, J. W., 657
Lieberman, J. D., 231
Raj, P. K., 226
Lofman, A., 174
Rana. A., 294
Lorber, J., 436 Vasquez, T., 311
Rebellato, L. M., 481
Lugo, B., 55 Venkatesh, K., 31
Rebuck, J. A., 504
Lynd, C., 638 Verbanac, K. M., 481
Reed, J. III, 609
Lyons, J., 529, 653 Veverka, T. J., 633
Rehm, C. G., 644
Vilatoba, M., 553
Reight, I., 396
Macari, M., 512 Richards, M. L., 204, 324, 412, 604 Volchok, J., 348, 448
Mageau, R. P., 38 Ridgway, J., 55 Volchok, J. A., 59
Maithal, 5., 64 Rigor, V., 324
Maker, V. K., 122 Ringley, C. D., 429 Wachsmann-Hogiu, S., 365
Martin, N., 527 Rogers, F. B., 504 Wallack, M. K., 444
Martinez, J., 529, 653 Rogers, S., 2 Warshaw, A. L., 535
McGuigan, R., 390, 395 Rose, M. A., 141 Wascher, R. A., 193, 625
McKenzie, S., 313, 491, 585 Rosenblum, B. I., 618 Watson, C. M., 396
McKenzie, S. P., 407 Rosenfeld, J. C., 32, 489, 664 Weaver, K. A. T., 387
McKernan, E., 657 Roth, J. S., 35, 319 Weaver, W. L., 387
McKinlay, R., 35 Rowland, P. A., 214, 644 Webb, A. L. B., 128
Megerian, C. A., 156 Rubin, J. R., 400 Weger, N., 405
Mello, M. M., 543 Rucinski, J., 220 Westerhaus, M., 447
Miller, C. D., 504 Whang, E. E., 258, 543
Miller, G., 512 Sadighi, P. J., 59, 348 Widmann, W. D., 132, 327, 415, 495, 606
Miller, J. P., 330 Samstein, B., 132 Winfree, C. J., 283, 469, 476
Miller, S., 117 Sanfey, H., 539 Wise, L., 220
Milner, R. E., 657
Sanfiel, F., 35 X
Mittendorf, E. A., 87, 253, 358
Santamarina, R., 348 Xiong, Y., 365
Moncure, M., 145 Sarvey, S., 142 Xydas, S., 354
Moore, K. A., 258
Sayner, L. R., 618
Morvant, J., 91
Scarcipino, M. A., 226
Moulton, M., 516 Scarpinato, V., 444 Young, A., 330
Mufioz, A. A., 71 Young, C. J., 553
Schechtman, K. B., 423
Yurich, J., 450
Schein, M., 1
Naftel, D., 64 Schirmer, B. D., 539
Najafian, H., 489 Schrag, S., 577 Zhao, T., 365
Naylor, D. F. Jr., 582 Schriver, J. P., 591 Zinner, M. J., 258, 543
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SUBJECT INDEX
Anabolic effect, insulin, 279
Anal traumatic injury, 625-632
Abdominal
Anastomosis
aortic aneurysm (AAA) cervical/thoracic, 150
repair, 179
hepaticojejunum, 613-617
ruptured, 638-643
ileo-colic, 613-617
closure, 220
techniques, 313
CT, 49, 57, 549-553, 613-617
Anemia
gunshot wounds, 604-605
critically ill patients, 3
injuries, penetrating, antibiotic prophylaxis, 187
cytokine, transfusions, erythropoiesis interactions, 2
pain/bilious vomiting, 204, 412
Anesthesia
trauma CT, 549-553
low central venous pressure, 375
ultrasonography/CT, AEF, 49
-related peripheral nerve injuries, 283
wall incisions, 226
AneuRX stent graft vs. surgical repair, abdominal aortic aneurysms, 179
Abdominis, rectus, myocutaneous flaps, 170
Aneurysm repair, aortic
Abdominopelvic CT, 551-552
abdominal, 179
Abdominoperineal resection, 407 endovascular, 178-184
ABO-incompatible grafts, 302 Angina pectoris, intractable, 477
ABSTRACTS AND COMMENTARY: Anoxia, tissue, 467
Abdomen and Its Contents, 374, 549
Antibiotic(s)
Alimentary Tract, 382, 387 prophylaxis, penetrating abdominal injury, 187
Basic Science, 2, 145, 277, 455 therapy for retroperitoneal perforation, 512
Breast, 459 Antibody(ies)
General, 396, 465 -dependent cellular toxicity (ADCC), 560
Geriatrics, 6, 10 HLA, preceding kidney transplant rejection, 296
Head and Neck, 150, 156 therapy in organ transplantation, 553-563
Neurosurgery, 283, 469 Antilymphocyte globulin use, renal transplantation, 558-560
Orthopedics, 161 Anti-virus software, 106
Pediatrics, 390, 395 Antral lesion diagnosis, 436
Plastics, 168, 174 Antrum, gastric, glomus tumors, 436
Surgical Oncology, 15, 19, 25, 289 Aortic
Transplantation, 294, 299, 305, 481, 553 aneurysms, endovascular, repair, 178-184
Trauma, 563 diseases, 638-643
Vascular, 178, 400 Aortoenteric fistula (AEF), 49, 638-643
Abstracts from the 11th Annual Surgical Resident and Fellow Research Presen- Apoptosis during red cell storage, transfusion recipients, 2
tation Day, 208 Appendices, epiploicae, infarcted, colon, 362
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), 231, 543 Appendicolithiasis, asymptomatic, 87
Acoustic neuroma surgery, facial weakness following, 156 Areola-cutaneous junction injection technique for breast lymphoscintigraphy,
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), 633-637 335
Adenocarcinoma Arterial
duodenal invasion, 613-617 infusion, hepatic, chemotherapy, 585-590
of unknown primary (ACUP), 500 occlusive disease/endovascular aortic aneurysm repair, 178-184
Adenomatous polyp removal, 15-18 Artery(ies)
Adenovirus coronary, bypass surgery, 146
L1520 gene therapy, liver tumors, 27 femoral, disease, sirolimus-eluting stents, 181
ONYX-015 injection into pancreatic carcinomas, 25 mesenteric, syndrome, superior, 204
Adhesions, colorectal tumor, 613-617 Arthroplasty
Adrenal insufficiency, 633-637 hip, 162
Adult cardiac surgical patients, effects of inhaled nitric oxide, 398 knee, 163
Albumin, bovine serum, 482 Ascending colon perforated solitary diverticulitis, 338
Alemtuzumab, 553-563 Ascites, malignant, surgery, 500
Alendronate, oral, for geriatric hyperthyroidism patients, 12 ASCOT database, esophageal/gastric cancer, 152
Alimentation, parenteral, 512 Aspiration, pneumonia, 504
Allograft(s) Aspirin, role in gastrocolic fistulae, 324
/iliac bone flaps, chest wall reconstruction, 171 Assessment of Stomach and Oesophageal Cancer Outcomes from Treatment
nephropathy, chronic, history, 295-296 (ASCOT), 152
American Board of Surgery, 539-542, 644-649 Asymmetric midgluteal cleft closure, Bascom’s recurrent pilonidal disease ther-
American Board of Surgery In-Training Exam (ABSITE), 539-542 apy, 388
American Medical Education (AME) exam for academic achievement, 344 Asymptomatic
American Society of Clinical Oncology, 613-617 appendicolithiasis, 87
Amputation hyperparathyroidism, 12
leg-threatening injuries, 572-576 Atgam vs. thymoglobulin, acute graft rejection after renal transplantation, 558-
vs. limb salvage, 563-576 560
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Atresia Physiologic Basis ofS urgery, 3rd Ed., O’ LearyJP ,C apote LR, Eds., Phila., PA,
esophageal, 327 Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2002, 32
pediatric biliary, 439 Principles ofP ediatric Surgery, 2nd Ed., O'Neill JA, Grosfeld JL, Fonkalsrud
EW, Coran AG, Caldamone AA, Eds., St. Louis, MO, Mosby, 2003,
405
Vascular Trauma, 2nd Ed., Rich NM, Mattox KL, Hirshberg A, Eds., Phila.,
Bacterial lung exposure, 504 PA, W. B. Saunders, 2004, 489
Bariatric surgery, 38 Bovine serum albumin, 482
Basal cell carcinoma, Mohs micrographic excision, 518 Bowel
Bascom’s asymmetric midgluteal cleft closure, recurrent pilonidal disease ther- injuries
blunt, 550-551
apy, 388
Bassini/ Halsted hernia repair, 249 small, 625-632
Bile duct, distal, obstruction palliation, 20 large, obstruction, 313
Biliary rest, therapy for retroperitoneal perforation, 512
atresia, pediatric, 439 Brachial
complications, adult living donor liver transplantation, 301 neuritis, postsurgical idiopathic, 284
plexus
reconstruction, Roux-en-y hepaticojejunostomy, 301
injury, 469
stent erosion, 512
palsy, obstetrical, 471
stenting, 20
Biliopancreatic bypass, 38 Breast cancer
lymphoscintigraphy, 335
Bilious vomiting/abdominal pain, 204, 412
Biocompatible polymer injection, lower esophageal sphincter, 382 prognostic marker, 459, 460
SLNB, 335
Biology, cell, 273, 371, 547
therapy
Biopsy (ies)
hormone, 459
ductal carcinoma in situ, 253
trastuzumab therapy, 462
preoperative liver, 439
BUSINESS: 33, 579-581
SLN, 335
Bypass surgery
Bleeding
biliopancreatic, 38
rectal, 49
coronary artery, 146
suture/needle-hole, thrombin-soaked gelatin sponge for, 401
gallbladder, surgical, 22-24
variceal, 55
gastric, 142
Blocks, neurolytic, celiac plexus, for cancer pain, 20
BYTES: 582-584
Blood
loss during liver resection, 379
Cc
transfusions
hepatic resection, 375 Calciphylaxis risk factors, 455
perioperative, 313
Campath-1H (Alemtuzumab), 553-563
Blunt Cancer(s) See also Specific area
bowel injuries, 550-551 breast, therapy
trauma hormone, 459
abdominal, 550-551 trastuzumab, 462
colon, 187 colon, locally advanced, 613-617
rectal, 625-632 colorectal, reduction, 15-18
Board certification, failure to achieve, 649-650 esophageal, palliation, 151
Body mass index (BMI), 38 gastrointestinal, 152
Bone marrow suppression, 5 pain, neurolytic celiac plexus block, 20
BOOK REVIEWS: pancreatic
Basic Science for Surgeons: A Review, Argenta LC, Ed., Phila. PA, W. B. invasive, |
Saunders, 2004, 405 palliation, 19-24
Case Files: General Surgery, Toy EC, Liu TH, New York, NY, McGraw Hill, periammpullary, unresectable, 21
2004, 185 skin, nonmelanoma, 518
Current Surgical Therapy, 8th Ed., Cameron JL, Ed., Phila., PA, Mosby, Carcinoma(s)
2004, 311 basal cell, Mohs micrographic excision, 518
Current Therapy in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2nd Ed., Fazio V, Church J, colorectal, large bowel obstruction, 313
Delaney C. Eds., Phila., PA, Mosby, 2005, 489 ductal, in situ, 253
Endoscopy of the Upper GI Tract—A Training Manual, Block B, Schachschal esophageal, 35, 147
G, Schmidt H, NY, Thieme, 2004, 577 gastric, 35
Essentials of Thoracic Surgery: Surgical Foundations, Kaiser LR, Singhal S, hepatocellular, oncolysis, 28-29
Phila, PA, Mosby, 2004, 577-578 Mohs micrographic excision, 518
Hospital Infection: From Miasmas to MRSA, Ayliffe GAJ, English MP, Cam- pancreatic, 25, 35
bridge UK, Cambridge University Press, 2003, 311 squamous cell, 518
Mayo Clinic Gastrointestinal Surgery, Kelly KA, Saar MG, Hinder RA, Eds., Cardiac
Phila PA, W. B. Saunders, 2003, 31 drugs, 670-671
Pain Medicine: A Comprehensive Review, 2nd Ed., Raj PP, Ed., Phila., PA, patients, adult surgical, effects of inhaled nitric oxide, 398
Mosby, 2003, 185 surgery, 64, 398
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-ardiothoracic surgery robotics, 262 Colorectal
Career decisions, surgical, 429 cancer (CRC)
-arotid stenosis risk markers, 147 peritoneal carcinomatosis from, 289-290
carpal tunnel syndrome, steroid injections/wrist splinting, 174 postoperative surveillance, 491
Cecum, solitary diverticulitis, 338 recurrence, 585-590
Celiac plexus block, neurolytic, for cancer pain, 20 reduction, 15-18
Cell(s) screening, 16
biology, 273, 371, 547 carcinoma, large bowel obstruction, 313
basal/squamous, carcinoma, Mohs micrographic excision, 518 surgery, laparoscopic, 319
esophageal, 147 tumor adhesions, 613-617
islet, transplantation, 487 COMMENTARIES: 581, 623-624, 649-650, 663
non-small, lung cancer, 509 Communication
porcine liver, 484 physician, 214
skills, resident, 644-649
spindle, pulmonary neoplasms, 341
Computed tomography (CT) imaging
Cellular
abdominal, 49, 57, 549-553, 613-617
/subcellular imaging, 365
abdominopelvic, 585-590
toxicity, antibody-dependent, 560
duodenum/retroperitoneum/perigraft space imaging, 638-643
Central venous pressure/vascular control type role in blood loss during liver
parathyroid tumors, 91
resection, 379
perforations
Certification
retroperitoneal, 512
board, 649-650
ventricular, 516
maintenance, 45
retroperitoneal perforation, 512
Cervical anastomosis, 150
ventricular perforation, 516
_ Charcot foot reconstruction, 618-623
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)
Chemotherapy adult, 390-395
breast cancer, 462 fetal, 392
hepatic arterial infusion, 585-590 neonatal, 391
hyperthermic intraperitoneal, for colorectal cancer peritoneal carcinomato- Cord, spinal, stimulation, chronic pain relief, 476
sis, 289-290 Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), 146
Chest wall reconstruction, 168-174 Corticotropin (ACTH) stimulation, 633-637
Cholecystectomy, laparoscopic, 338 Cost-effectiveness, spinal cord stimulation chronic pain therapy, 478
Cholecystocholedochal fistulae, 412 C-reactive protein
Chronic preoperative level, 146
allograft nephropathy, history, 295-296 research, mortality/organ failure relationship, 145
pain relief, spinal cord stimulation, 476-478 Critically ill patients’ glucose control, 277
perforation, sigmoid colon, 419 Cross-species transmission, porcine endogenous retrovirus, 481
pulmonary hypertension patients, comparison of nitric oxide/nitroprusside/ Cumulative summation (CUSUM) analysis, resident learning curves, 330
nifedipine effects, 396-398 CURRENT REVIEWS IN GASTROINTESTINAL, MINIMALLY INVA-
rejection after transplantation, 294 SIVE, & ENDOCRINE SURGERY: 35, 187, 313, 319, 407, 491,
wound therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, 467 585
Cirrhosis, 439 Cutaneous neoplasms, 518
Clinical/diagnostic imaging, 365 CYA (Neoral) for renal transplantation, 553-554
Closure Cystic
abdominal, layered/mass/continuous/interrupted, 220 neoplasms, pancreatic, menopausal status impact, 258
peritoneal, 226 pheochromocytoma, giant, 193
Cytokines, anemia, transfusions, erythropoiesis interactions, 2
therapy, vacuum-assisted deep sternal wound infections, 169
vacuum-assisted, wound, 169, 465, 468 Cytoreduction
/hyperthermic intraperitoneal vs. systemic chemotherapy/palliative surgery
Coagulation, disseminated intravascular, 482
for colorectal cancer peritoneal carcinomatosis, 290
Coherence-based imaging, 365
surgery
Collaborative surgical/emergency resident training, 657-662
/intraperitoneal hyperthermic chemotherapy for peritoneal carcinomato-
Colon
sis survivorship/quality ofli fe, 291
ascending, perforated solitary diverticulitis, 338
malignant ascite management, 500
cancer
locally advanced, 613-617
D
surgical management, 313
distal, washout, 625-632 Database, gastric/esophageal cancer, 152
infarcted appendices, epiploicae, laparoscopic resection, 362 Deep vein thrombosis (DVT), 161, 358
polvps, 638-643 Deformity, Charcot, 618-623
sigmoid Delorme procedure in rectal outlet obstruction, 609-612
aortoenteric fistula, 49 Diabetes/preserved kidney function, patient survival after pancreas transplan-
chronic perforation, 419 tation, 305
Colonic rectal trauma management, 187 Diabetic
Colonoscopic polypectomy, 15-18 foot ulcer hyperbaric oxygen therapy, 465
Colonoscopy, 15-18, 585-590 patient insulin independence after isolated islet transplantation, 306
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Diagnosis(es) Erythropoiesis, cytokines, anemia, transfusion intereactions, 2
antral lesion, 436 Erythropoietin
perforation anemia, role in, 3
retroperitoneal, 512 recombinant human, 4
right ventricular, 516 Esophageal
peripheral nerve injuries, 286 atresia, 327
Diagnostic cancer
/clinical imaging, 365 database, 152
peritoneal lavage (DPL), abdominal trauma, 550-551 palliation, 151
Diaphragmatic hernia, congenital, adult/fetal/neonatal, 390-395 carcinomas, 35, 147
Diarrhea/weight loss, 324 resection, anastomosis after, 150
Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), 482 sphincter, lower, injection, biocompatible polymer, 382
Distal Esophagectomy, implantation assessment, 382
bile duct obstruction palliation, 20 European Peripheral Vascular Disease Outcome Study (SCS-EPOS), 476
colon washout, 625-632 Excision(s)
Diverticulitis, solitary colon, 338 nonmelanoma skin cancer, 518
Donor nephrectomy, laparoscopic, 103 total mesorectal, 407
Dorsi muscle flap, latissimus, recurrent CDH, 393 transanal, 407
Drainage, presacral, 625-632 Extended lymphadenectomy, 407
Drugs, cardiac, 670-671 External fixation for Charcot foot reconstruction, 618-623
Duct-to-duct hepaticocholedochostomy, 301 Extracorporeal hybrid liver support with primary porcine liver cells, 484
Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), 253 Extrahepatic
Duodenal biliary atresia (EHBA), 439
imaging, 638-643 disease, FDG PET imaging, 585-590
resection, 613-617 Extraperitoneal rectum injury, 625-632
retroviral perforation, 512 Extremity, lower, trauma, 563-576
switch, biliopancreatic diversion with, 38
F
E
Facial nerve weakness following acoustic neuroma surgery, 156
Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG), 459 Failing general surgical residents, 644-649
EDITORIALS: f-18 fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET)
Intensely Personal and Sometimes Unexpected Adventures of Gastric Bypass extrahepatic disease, 585-590
Surgery, The, 142 postoperative colorectal, 491
Tort Reform Is Only a Stopgap Measure, 373 Femoral artery
Touch of Richness, A, 141 disease, sirolimus-eluting stents, 181
Edmonton protocol, 487 grafts, polytetrafluoroethylene, 401
Education, surgical resident, 73, 74, 111, 231, 423 Fetal
Elbow function restoration, nerve transfer for, 470 congenital diaphragmatic hernia, 392
Elderly patient endoscopic tracheal occlusion, 392
hyperparathyroidism, 10-12 Fibrin sealants, tissue, 400-404
trauma, rib fractures, 6 Fistula(e)
Elective repair/spontaneous respiration/permissive hypercapnea, CDH, 390-395 aortoenteric, 49, 638-643
Emergency(ies) cho!ecystocholedochal, 412
medicine residents, trauma skills training, 657-662 gastrocolic, 324
patient-related, 543 intestinal, 638-643
Endogenous retrovirus, porcine, cross-species transmission, 481 perineal, fibrin glue sealant therapy, 400-404
Endoluminal therapy for GERD, 382 Flap(s)
Endorectal US, 585-590 Limberg transposition, pilonidal disease therapy, 387
Endoscopic muscle
carpal tunnel release (ECTR), 176 /iliac bone allografts, chest wall reconstruction, 171
CRC screening, 16 pectoralis, reconstruction, pediatric sternal, wound infections, 168
GERD myocutaneous, rectus abdominis, 170
suturing, 383 reversed latissimus dorsi muscle, 393
therapy, 385 Fluid, free, abdominal blunt trauma, 550-551
simulator training, 59 Fluorescence-based imaging, 365
suturing for GERD, 383 Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST), 657-662
tracheal occlusion for severe fetal congenital diaphragmatic hernia, 392 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval, EndoCinch, device for suture
Endovascular aortic aneurysm repair, 178-184 treatment of GERD, 383
Enterolithotomy, proximal ileum, 412 Foot
E1B-55 KDA gene-deleted adenovirus tumor therapy reconstruction, Charcot, 618-623
liver, 27 ulcers, diabetic, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, 465
pancreatic, 26 Foreign body-caused intestinal perforation, 419
Epiploicae appendices, infarcted colon, laparoscopic resection, 362 Fractures, rib, elderly trauma patients, 6
Erb-2, phosphorylated (P-ErbB-2), 459 Free fluid, abdominal blunt trauma, 550-551
Errata, 453 Functional imaging, 365
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G Bilious Vomiting and Abdominal Pain in an Aesthenic Man, 204
Diarrhea and Weight Loss in a Recent Emigré, 324
Gallbladder bypass, surgical, 22-24
Middle-Aged Man with Penetrating Trauma to the Pancreaticoduodenal
Gallstone(s) Complex, 604-605
/cholecystic fluid, 338
Groin hernia repair, 249
ileus, 412
Gunshot wounds, abdominal, 604-605
GARY P. WRATTEN SURGICAL SYMPOSIUM:
Abstracts from the 2005 Gary P. Wratten Surgical Symposium, 594-603
Are Army-Trained Surgeons Satisfied with Their Residencies?, 199 H
Case of Mistaken Identity: Giant Cystic Pheochromocytoma, A, 193
Halsted/Bassini hernia repair, 249
Proceedings from the 27th Gary P. Wratten Surgical Symposium, 591 Healing, wound
Pictures from Gary P. Wratten Surgical Symposium, 592-593
mechanical adjuncts, 465
Gasrojejunostomy, loop, 38 wet, 466, 368
Gastric Health
antrum glomus tumors, 436 care
bypass surgery, 142 privacy protection, 106
carcinomas, 35 United States, 450
/esophageal cancer database, 152 maintenance, surgical resident, 238-240
stapling, horizontal, 38 Heart transplantation, inhaled nitric oxide for pulmonary hypertension follow-
Gastrocolic fistulae, 324
ing, 397
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) Hematemesis, 604-605
case report medical history, 638-643 Hematoma, rectus sheath, 358
endoluminal therapy, 382-386 Hemicolectomy, 613-617, 319
endoscopic suturing, 383 Hemoperitoneum, 57
Stretta procedure, 384 Hemorrhage
therapy, radiofrequency, esophageal sphincter, 385 GI, 1, 638-643
Gastrointestinal LMWH complications, 358
endoscopy simulation, 59 Heparin, low-molecular-weight, 358
hemorrhage, 1, 638-643 Hepatic, See also Liver
surg¢ry robotics, 262 arterial infusion chemotherapy (HAIC), 585-590
upper, malignancy staging, 35 colorectal metastases, 585-590
Gastrojejunostomy metastectomy, 585-590
loop, 38 resection, 585-590
Roux-en-y, 38 surgery, 374-381
Gastroplasty, vertical banded, 38 Hepaticojejunostomy, Roux-en-y, biliary reconstruction, 301, 512
Gelatin sponge, thrombin-soaked, for suture- or needle-hole bleeding from Hepaticojejunum anastomosis, 613-617
polytetrafluoroethylene femoral artery (PTFE) grafts, 401 Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) oncolysis, 28-29
Gene therapy, liver tumor, 27 HER-2/neu serum elevation, 459
General surgery robotics, 262
Hernia(s)
Genetically engineered herpesvirus, 28-29 diaphragmatic congenital
Genitourinary injuries, 625-632 adut, 390-395
Geriatric neongatal, 391
hyperparathyroidism, 10 fetal, 392
parathyroidectomy groin, repair, 249
image-directed, 12 Herpes simplex virus
limited, 11 genetically engineered, 28-29
rehabilitation after rib fracture, 8 oncolytic, 25
trauma patients Hip arthroplasty, 162
outcome, 9 Hippocrates vs. hypocrisy, 449
practice management guidelines, 7 History
resource use, 9 chronic allograft nephropathy, 295-296
trauma/death risk, 6 parathyroid surgery, 91
Giant cystic pheochromocytoma, 193 HISTORY: 38, 327, 415, 495, 606-608
Glomus tumor, gastric antrum, 436 Horizontal gastric stapling, 38
Glucose control, critically ill patients, 277 Hormone
Grading scales, colon injury, 187 parathyroid, measurement, 91
Graft(s) therapy, breast cancer, 459
ABO-incompatible, 302 Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) antibodies preceding kidney transplant rejec-
coronary artery bypass, 146 tion, 296
PTFE, 401 Humoral response to organ xenografts, 485
stent, AneuRX vs. open surgical abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, 179 Hybrid liver support, extracorporeal, with primary porcine liver cells, 484
transplantation Hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy
rejection after renal, 558-560 chronic wound, 467
size mismatching, impact on prognosis in living donor liver, 300 diabetic foot ulcers, 465
GRAND ROUNDS: Hypercapnea, permissive/spontaneous respiration/elective repair, CDH, 390-
Abdominal Pain and Vomiting in a Middle-aged Woman, 412 395
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Hyperparathyroidism, asymptomatic, 12 Intraperitoneal
Hypertension chemotherapy, hyperthermic/cytoreduction vs. systemic/palliative surgery
portal, 55 for colorectal cancer peritoneal carcinomatosis, 290
pulmonary, chronic, comparison of nitric oxide/nitroprusside/ nifedipine ef- trauma management, 187
fects, 396-398 Intrathoracic anastomosis, stapled, 150
Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy/cytoreduction vs. systemic/pallia- Intravascular coagulation, disseminated, 482
tive surgery for colorectal cancer peritoneal carcinomatosis, 290 Intravenous
Hyperthyroidism, elderly patients, 10 heroin abuse, aesthenic patient, 204
Hypocrisy vs. Hippocrates, 449 insulin nomogram, glucose control in critically ill patients, 280
Hypothalamic-pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis, 633-637 Intussusception, rectal, nonoperative therapy, 609-612
Invasive pancreatic cancer, 1
Ischemia, leg, non-reconstructable stable critical, 476
Islet cell xenotransplantation, 487
Iatrogenic peripheral nerve injuries, 283
Idiopathic brachial neuritis, postsurgical, 284
J
Ileo-colic anastomosis, 613-617
Ileosigmoidostomy with jejunoileostomy, 38 Jaundice, pancreatic cancer, palliation, 22-24
lleus, gallstone, 412 Jejuno-
Iliac bone allografts/muscle flaps, chest wall reconstruction, 171 colic bypass, 38
Imaging -ileac bypass, 38
CT Joint
duodenum/retroperitoneum/perigraft space imaging, 638-643 disease, lower extremity, 618-623
retroperitoneal perforation, 512 replacement, total, thrombolitic prophylaxis, 163-164
FDG PET
extrahepatic disease, 585-590
K
postoperative colorectal, 491
functional, 365 Kidney
MRI, abdominopelvic, 585-590 function, preserved/diabetes, patient survival after pancreatic transplants,
optical, 365 305
US, abdominopelvic, 585-590 transplantation
Immunosuppression, transfusion-related, 2 laparoscopic, 103
Infarcted appendices, epiploicae, colon, 362 pig, in baboons, 482
Infection(s) rejection preceded by HLA antibodies, 296
lung, 504 Knee arthroplasty, 163
risk, clinical xenotransplantation, 485 Kolb’s Learning Style Inventory (LSI), 344
wound
pediatric sternal, 168
L
vacuum-assisted closure therapy, 169
Inhaled nitric oxide, 396-398 Laparoscopic ction, colon, infarcted appendices epiploicae, 362
Injection(s) cholecystectomy, 338
areola-cutaneous junction, 335 colorectal surgery, 319
biocompatible polymer, lower esophageal sphincter, 382 donor nephrectomy (LDN), 103
ONYX-015, into pancreatic primary carcinomas, 26 repair, superior mesenteric artery syndrome, 204
steroid/wrist splinting, carpal tunnel syndrome, 174 resection, colon, infarcted appendices epiploicae, 362
Injury(ies) staging, upper gastrointestinal malignancies, 35
blunt bowel, 550-551 Laparoscopy, ascending colon perforated solitary diverticulitis, 338
brachial plexus, 469 Laparotomy for penetrating torso trauma, 551-552
colon, grading scales, 187 Large bowel obstruction, 313
genitourinary (GU) system, 625-632 Laroque hernia repair, 249
iatrogenic peripheral nerve, 283 Latissimus dorsi muscle flap, reversed, 393
lower extremity, 569-570 Lavage, diagnostic peritoneal, abdominal trauma, 550-551
mesenteric, 550-551 Learning curves, surgical resident, using CUSUM analysis, 330
peripheral nerve, evaluation/management, 469 Left hemicolectomy, 319
traumatic, extraperitoneal rectum/anus, 625-632 Leg
Insulin injury reconstruction/amputation, 572-576
anabolic effect, 279 ischemia, non-reconstructable stable critical, 476
dependence after isolated islet transplantation, diabetic patients, 306 Lesions
intravenous, nomogram, glucose control in critically ill patients, 280 advanced, colorectal cancer, 313
therapy in critically ill patients, 277 antral, diagnosis, 436
Internal rectal prolapse, 609-612 iatrogenic, 283
Internet security, health care, 106 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Regarding “Invasive Pancreatic Cancer Present-
Interpersonal skills, resident, 644-649 ing as Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage—A Case Report”, 1
Intestinal Leukocyte antigen antibodies, human, preceding kidney transplant rejection,
fistulae, 638-643 296
perforation, foreign body-caused, 419 Limb
Intractable angina pectoris, 477 amputation, 563-576
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pain, spinal cord stimulation therapy for, 479 malpractice, 529, 653-656
salvage, 563-576, 618-623 MEDLINE, 625-632
Limberg transposition flap therapy, pilonidal disease, 387 Menopausal status impact on pancreatic cystic neoplasms, 258
Limited parathyroidectomy, elderly patients, 11 Mesenteric
Literature update artery syndrome, superior, 204
gallstone ileus, 412 injuries, 550-551
pancreaticoduodenal complex, 604-605 Mesorectal excision, total, 407
Liver Metastases
cells, porcine, 484 hepatic, 585-590
metastectomy, 585-590 rectal, 585-590
resection Metastatic
blood loss during, 379 breast cancer therapy, 462
malignant neoplasm, 374-381 CRC recurrence, 585-590
total vascular exclusion, 376 Metastectomy
transplantation hepatic, 585-590
living donor, 299-304 pulmonary, 585-590
pediatric, 439 Midline abdominal! wall incisions, 226
tumor gene therapy, 27 Mirizzi syndrome, 412
Living donor liver transplantation, 299-304 Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS), nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC), 518
Loop gastrojejunostomy, 38 Molecular
Low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH), 358 imaging, 365
Lower weight, low, heparin, 358
esophageal sphincter injection, biocompatible polymer, 382 Monitoring initiative, work hour assessment, 132
extremity Monoclonal antibodies, 560
injury severity scores, 569-570 Mortality
joint disease, 618-623 /morbidity
trauma, 563-576 gastrointestinal cancer surgery, 152
Lung glucose control in critically ill patients, 278
cancer, non-small cell, 509 /organ failure, C-reactive protein level relationship, 145
growth, perfluorocarbon-induced, newborns with congenital diaphragmatic Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS), 633-637
hernia, 391 Muscle(s)
infections, 504 flaps/iliac bone allografts, chest wall reconstruction, 171
Lymph nodes, sentinel latissimus dorsi, flap, 393
biopsies, 335, 253 pectoralis, flap reconstruction, pediatric sternal, wound infections, 168
mapping, 313 Myocutaneous flaps, rectus abdominis, 170
Lymphadenectomy
extended, 407 N
SLN, 313
Lymphatic tracks, 335 Neck anastomosis, 150
LymphoBoost, 335 Needle/suture-hole bleeding, thrombin-soaked gelatin sponge for, 401-
Lymphoscintigraphy, breast, 335 Neoplasms
cutaneous, 518
malignant liver, resection, 374-381
M
pancreatic cystic, menopausal status impact, 258
Macroaspiration in critically ill post-trauma patients, 504 pulmonary spindle cell, 341
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Neoral for renal transplantation, 553-554
abdominopelvic, 585-590 Nephrectomy, laparoscopic, donor, 103
duodenum/retroperitoneum/perigraft space imaging, 638-643 Nephropathy, chronic allograft, history, 295-296
venography, deep vein thrombosis, 161 Nerve(s)
Maintenance of certification (MOC), 45 facial, weakness following acoustic neuroma surgery, 156
Malignant injury, peripheral, evaluation/management, 469
ascite cytoreductive surgery, 500 pudental, damage, 625-632
distal bile duct obstruction palliation, 20 transfer, shoulder/elbow function, restoration, 470
gastrointestinal tract staging, 35 Neuroarthropathy, Charcot, 618-623
liver neoplasm resection, 374-381 Neurolytic celiac plexus block for cancer pain, 20
Malpractice Neuroma, acoustic surgery, facial nerve weakness following, 156
medical, 529, 653-656 New England Resident Research Day, 208
tort reform, 373 Newborns with congenital diaphragmatic hernia, 391
Mangled Extremity Severity Score (MESS), 563-576 NEWS:
Mapping, SNL, 313 Report of the American Board of Surgery (ABS) to the Association of Pro-
Markers gram Directors in Surgery (APDS), 45
prognostic, breast cancer, 459 Report to the Association of Program Directors in Surgery from the Ameri-
risk, carotid stenosis, 147 can College of Surgeons (ACS) Board of Governors: October 11,
McVay hernia repair, 249 2004, 48
Medical Nifedipine/nitroprusside/nitric oxide, comparison of effects, chronic pulmo-
emergency residents, trauma skills training, 657-662 nary hypertension, 396-398
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