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A Team Approach to Cleft Lip & Palate Surgery

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2007/12/18

Guest: Fernando Burstein, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Dr. Fernando Burstein shares his experience in managing a large multi-disciplinary team to help correct a cleft lip and cleft palate. How does the team approach work in a complex series of multiple surgeries? What are the critical success factors in planning and executing surgeries with multiple medical diciplines involved? Join host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill to learn more.

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Treating Muscular Torticollis with Botox

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2007/12/18

Guest: Fernando Burstein, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD In combination with endoscopic surgery, botox is being used by Center for Craniofacial Disorders at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta as an innovative way to treat muscular torticollis. In this segment, Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interviews surgeon Fernando Burstein about treatment options for torticollis and how outcomes differ with our without the use of botox.

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Muscular Torticollis Treatment Update

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2007/12/18

Guest: Fernando Burstein, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Muscular torticollis or ‘wry neck’ if untreated may result in permanent craniofacial deformities. Traditionally, torticollis has been treated with physicial therapy and/or surgery. Host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interviews Dr. Fernando Burstein about the varying degrees of muscular torticollis and the preferred methods of treatment.

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American College of Surgeons Agenda 2008

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2007/12/11

Guest: Thomas Russell, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD What are the priorities of the American College of Surgeons in 2008? What are the challenges faced by the surgical specialty and how can they be overcome? In this segment Dr. Thomas Russell, Executive Director of the American College of Surgeons talks with host, Dr. Mark Nolan Hill about the ACS agenda which includes fostering collaboration, building bridges, and addressing the challenges such as medicare cuts. Join us for a look

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When Should a Surgeon Retire?

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2007/10/23

Guest: Lazar Greenfield, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interviews Dr. Lazar Greenfield, surgeon and developer of the Greenfield intracaval filter, about his longitudinal study of older surgeons, looking at the relationship between self-perceived cognitive changes in memory and objectively demonstrated cognitive performance.

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The Gamma Knife: Safer, More Precise Treatment

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2007/10/12

Guest: John Y.K. Lee, MD Host: Lee Freedman, MD Dr. John Y.K. Lee, assistant professor of neurosurgery and medical director of the Gamma Knife Center within the University of Pennsylvania Health System, details the neurosurgical utility of the gamma knife with host Dr. Lee Freedman. What are its guiding principles? How does this minimally invasive approach add safety and precision to the current treatment modalities for brain tumors and other diseases? Discuss On Sermo

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Surgeon and Inventor

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2007/09/17

Guest: Paul Lux, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Many physicians have ideas about better drugs or better medical devices. How do you take these ideas a step further? Join Dr. Mark Hill interview orthopedic surgeon and inventor Paul Lux, MD to learn about his experiences.

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Surgical Training on the Battlefield

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2007/09/06

Guest: LTC Robert Rush, Jr., MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD In this segment Dr. Mark Hill speaks to currently deployed surgeon Col Robert Rush about his surgical experiences in Iraq and Honduras.

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Far Forward Surgical Unit

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2007/09/06

Guest: LTC Robert Rush, Jr., MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Col. Robert Rush MD talks about the military use of far forward surgical units in combat situations.

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Mobile Surgical Team

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2007/09/06

Guest: LTC Robert Rush, Jr., MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Lt. Col Robert Rush M.D. explains the use of a mobile surgical team in war or other disaster. Find out who makes up the surgical team, how the mobile unit set up, how is it powered, what type of surgeries can be performed and more.

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Surgical War Stories From Desert Storm

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2007/09/06

Guest: Donald Trunkey, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD During Desert Storm, Dr. Donald Trunkey was the chief of surgery for the 50th General Hospital, a 1000-bed facility with a medical staff of 705, and chief of professional services. Dr. Trunkey talks with host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill about how he trained his staff, and challenges in care encountered during Desert Storm. Tune in to hear the ways that military surgical units have changed since then.

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Preparing Trauma Surgeons for Disaster Scenarios

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2007/09/06

Guest: Donald Trunkey, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Dr. Donald Trunkey, professor of surgery and former chair of surgery at Oregon Health and Science University,speaks about his internationalinitiative to train trauma surgeons to be prepared for an array of disaster scenarios, from bullet wounds to nuclear terrorism. Dr. Mark Nolan Hill hosts.

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Trauma in Crisis: The Future of Trauma Surgery

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2007/09/06

Guest: Donald Trunkey, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD In this segment Dr. Mark Hill talks with internationally renowned Trauma surgeon, Donald Trunkey about the many factors causing the current crisis in emergency surgical care.

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History of Trauma Surgery

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2007/09/06

Guest: Donald Trunkey, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Dr. Donald Trunkey, professor of surgery at Oregon Health and Science University, and an internationally renowned trauma surgeon,gives a historical perspective of trauma medicine from the 16th century to modern times. Dr. Mark Nolan Hill hosts.

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Duodenal Switch Procedure - Is it better?

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2007/08/23

Guest: John Rabkin, MD Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Some bariatric surgeons claim that the duodenal switch procedure to cure morbid obesity is a better option for most patients than the alternatives. Why then is it not the most common option. Find out in this segment from Dr. John Rabkin.

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Duodenal Switch Surgery for Morbid Obesity

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2007/08/23

Guest: John Rabkin, MD Host: Larry Kaskel, MD The Duodenal Swtich Procedure is a newer option to cure morbid obesity. Join Dr. John Rabkin to learn more about the mechanics of the procedure and how it is different from a more traditional Roux-en-Y gastric bypass.

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Life of a Battalion Surgeon

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2007/08/08

Guest: Richard Jadick, DO Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Dr. Maurice Pickard speaks with Cdr. Richard Jadick, author of "On Call in Hell" and the first Navy doctor to be decorated for valor while serving in Iraq, about his experiences tending to medical emergencies both among his men and the wounded civilians caught in the crossfire of Iraq's insurgency.

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"Through the gates of hell for a wounded Marine"

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2007/08/08

Guest: Richard Jadick, DO Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Dr. Maurice Pickard speaks with Cdr. Jadick, who feels his decoration of valor should be shared with his corpmen. His story demonstrates why corpmen are the most decorated part of the military. "Corpman Up" tells it all ---this is the command among U.S. Marines that they are coming for a downed soldier no matter what. Cdr Jadick had been a Marine for 7 years before he went to medical school, and he reflects on his missions from a

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"On Call in Hell:" a book about an MD Hero

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2007/08/08

Guest: Richard Jadick, DO Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Dr. Maurice Pickard discusses the above book with its author, who is the only Navy doctor to be decorated for valor while serving in Iraq. He had to shorten the "golden hour" in delivering care to wounded marines, so he advanced his operating room into an abandoned building in the middle of a fire fight in Fallujah. His commanding officer felt he saved the lives of 30 Marines by his bold decision to bring doctors to the

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Managing Post Operative Pain

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2007/07/20

Guest: Bruce Freedman, MD Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD In this segment Dr. Freedman talks about the results he received by avoiding narcotics to manage post operative pain in place of anti-inflammatory agents.

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