Specialties, Surgical

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • "Ghost" publications among applicants to a general surgery residency program. 
  • A model for merging vascular surgery and interventional radiology: clinical and economical implications. 
  • A national survey of educational resources utilized by the Resident and Associate Society of the American College of Surgeons membership. 
  • A practical guide for short-term pediatric surgery global volunteers. 
  • American College of Surgeons Resident Objective Structured Clinical Examination: a national program to assess clinical readiness of entering postgraduate year 1 surgery residents. 
  • Challenges in Surgical Care of High Risk Newborns. 
  • Cluster randomized trial to evaluate the impact of team training on surgical outcomes. 
  • Common ground: measuring intrainstitutional mortality among pediatric surgical procedures. 
  • Cost and logistics of implementing a tissue-based American College of Surgeons/Association of Program Directors in Surgery surgical skills curriculum for general surgery residents of all clinical years. 
  • Current indications for hand and face allotransplantation. 
  • Development and participant assessment of a practical quality improvement educational initiative for surgical residents. 
  • Don't Be Afraid of Change: A Commentary on Surgical Training and the American Board of Surgery 
  • Effect of physician disclosure of specialty bias on patient trust and treatment choice. 
  • Effect of surgeon specialization on long-term survival following colon cancer resection at an NCI-designated cancer center. 
  • Equipoise, ethics, and the necessity of randomized trials in surgery. 
  • Global Surgery 2030: Evidence and solutions for achieving health, welfare, and economic development. 
  • Global Surgery 2030: evidence and solutions for achieving health, welfare, and economic development. 
  • Guidelines and checklists for short-term missions in global pediatric surgery: Recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics Delivery of Surgical Care Global Health Subcommittee, American Pediatric Surgical Association Global Pediatric Surgery Committee, Society for Pediatric Anesthesia Committee on International Education and Service, and American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association, Inc. Global Health Special Interest Group. 
  • Improvement in American Board of Surgery in-training examination performance with a multidisciplinary surgeon-directed integrated learning platform. 
  • Innovative introduction to surgery in the preclinical years. 
  • Longitudinal trends in the U.S. surgical workforce, 1981-2006. 
  • Music and surgery: a literary reappraisal. 
  • Needlestick injuries among surgeons in training. 
  • Nomogram to predict successful placement in surgical subspecialty fellowships using applicant characteristics. 
  • Pediatric surgeons: subspecialists increase faster than generalists. 
  • Recent clinical and investigational applications of fibrin sealant in selected surgical specialties. 
  • Recruiting strategies for potential 0+5 vascular residency applicants. 
  • Response to "Is Trainee Participation Really Associated With Adverse Outcomes in Emergency General Surgery?" 
  • Risk Factors for Delayed Referral to a Craniofacial Specialist for Treatment of Craniosynostosis. 
  • Self-Directed Interactive Video-Based Instruction Versus Instructor-Led Teaching for Myanmar House Surgeons: A Randomized, Noninferiority Trial. 
  • Subspecialties in ophthalmology. 
  • Subspecialty distributions of ophthalmologists in the workforce. 
  • Surgeons and research: talent, training, time, teachers and teams. 
  • Surgical innovation, industry partnership, and the enemy within. 
  • The association for surgical education CESERT grant program: the first 15 years. 
  • The evolution of anesthesiology and perioperative medicine. 
  • The maturation of a specialty: Workforce projections for endocrine surgery. 
  • Timing and cost of scaling up surgical services in low-income and middle-income countries from 2012 to 2030: a modelling study. 
  • Trainee Involvement in Emergency General Surgery: Is It the Team, or the Players? 
  • Trends in adrenalectomy rates, indications, and physician volume: A statewide analysis of 1816 adrenalectomies. 
  • Who should perform liver transplantation? Should that be the transplant surgeon, the hepatobilary surgeon, or the general surgeon? Part I: the transplant surgeon. 
  • Why have surgeons moved to the country? 
  • Workforce projections for hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery. 
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  Keywords of People

  • Lee, Walter T, Associate Professor of Surgery, Radiation Oncology