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Volume 73, Number 2, February 2007

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Changes in Surgical Education: What Does the Future Hold?
pp. 97-99(3)
Author: Richardson, J. David

Workforce Issues in General Surgery
pp. 100-108(9)
Author: Sheldon, George F

Fundamental Changes in General Surgery Residency Training
pp. 109-113(5)
Author: Bass, Barbara Lee

A Young Surgeon's Perspective on Alternate Surgical Training Pathways
pp. 114-119(6)
Author: Sutherland, Michael J.

The Changing Paradigm of Residency Education in Surgery: A Perspective from the American College of Surgeons
pp. 120-129(10)
Author: Sachdeva, Ajit K

Enhancing the Current Broad-Based Training System and Its Necessity
pp. 130-135(6)
Author: Fischer, Josef E.

Graduate Medical Education and the Residency Review Committee: History and Challenges
pp. 136-139(4)
Author: Britt, L.D.

Duty Hours Restrictions: How Will this Affect the Surgeon of the Future?
pp. 140-142(3)
Author: Whalen, Thomas V.

Maintenance of Certification
pp. 143-147(5)
Author: Rhodes, Robert S.

Training Surgeons for Rural America
pp. 148-151(4)
Author: Cogbill, Thomas H.

The Evolution of Practice and Training in Vascular Surgery
pp. 152-154(3)
Author: Towne, Jonathan B.

Changes in Thoracic Surgery Training
pp. 155-156(2)
Author: Kron, Irving L.

Training in Trauma and Emergency Surgery
pp. 157-160(4)
Author: Jurkovich, Gregory J.

Gender Issues in Surgical Training: From Minority to Mainstream
pp. 161-165(5)
Author: Borman, Karen R.

Simulated Surgical Skills Training: Modern-Day Surgical Homework
pp. 166-170(5)
Authors: Burns, R. Phillip; Burkholder, Hans C.

Training the Surgical Scientist: How Can that Be Accomplished?
pp. 171-173(3)
Author: Courtney, M. Townsend

Long-Term Results of Endoscopic Adrenalectomy for Conn's Syndrome
pp. 174-180(7)
Authors: Gockel, Ines; Heintz, A; Polta, M; Junginger, T

What Happens to Patients Who Do Not Follow-Up after Bariatric Surgery?
pp. 181-184(4)
Authors: Harper, Jason; Madan, Atul K.; Ternovits, Craig A.; Tichansky, David S.

“Shift Work” Improves Survival and Reduces Intensive Care Unit Use in Seriously Injured Patients
pp. 185-191(7)
Authors: Shen, Luke Y.; Helmer, Stephen D.; Huang, Jennifer; Niyakorn, Gerayu; Smith, R. Stephen

The Effect of Stress-Reducing, Low-Dose Ethanol Infusion on Frequency of Bleeding Complications in Long-Term Alcoholic Patients Undergoing Major Surgery
pp. 192-198(7)
Authors: Schoenfeld, Helge; Von Heymann, Christian; Lau, Alexandra; Krocker, Doerte; Neuner, Bruno; Schink, Tania; Schwenk, Wolfgang; Spies, Claudia D.

The Hazards of Using Administrative Data to Measure Surgical Quality
pp. 199-199(1)
Authors: Fry, Donald E.; Pine, Michael B.; Jordan, Harmon S.; Hoaglund, David C.; Jones, Barbara; Meimban, Roger

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