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General Surgery Grand Rounds – 7:30 am, 309L Med School

Monday, May 21, 2012 – Lois Killewich, MD, Visiting Distinguished Lecturer

Monday, May 28, 2012 – University Holiday - No Grand Rounds

More info GS Grand Rounds

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All surgery conferences

    Aust Annual Meeting June 14-16, 2012

 

The Pit Quotes from our graduates Orientation Skills Training Orientation Ropes Course Orientation GS Residency Orientation GS Residency GS Residency GS Residency South Texas Medical Center Annual Department Picnic New University Hospital Trauma Tower

 

 

Case volume

 

To be eligible to take the American Board of Surgery qualifying examination residents must perform procedures in the minimum required number of cases in each surgical category. The table below shows required procedures, the minimum number of cases required and the average number of procedures in each category performed by our graduating chief residents in 2004:

 

Required Procedures Minimum
Required
Number
General Surg
2011 Chiefs
Avg Number
Skin, soft tissue, and breast surgery (SS&B) 25 109
Head and neck surgery (H&N) 24 62
Alimentary tract surgery (ALTR) 72 248
Abdominal surgery (AB) 65 356
Liver surgery (LV) 4 17
Pancreatic surgery (PANC) 3 9
Vascular surgery (VASC) 44 130
Endocrine surgery (ENDO) 8 20
Trauma surgery (TRAU) 30 83
   Operative 10 63
   Non-operative 20 20
Thoracic surgery (THOR) 15 30
Pediatric surgery 20 38
   Appendix 0 18
   Hernia 0 8
   Other 0 12
Plastic surgery 5 30
Basic laparoscopic surgery (LAP-B) 60 196
Endoscopy 85 127
   Upper 35 42
   Colon 50 70
   Other 0 15
Complex laparoscopic surgery (LAP-C) 25 53
TTL Major 750 1078
TTL Chief 150 324
TTL TA 56


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