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The US leads all other industrialized nations in health care expenditures, now at almost 18% percent of our gross domestic product (GDP), yet healthcare quality in the U [...]

Closing-wedge osteotomies are utilized to treat various pediatric deformities in long bones. Currently, limited evidence exists evaluating various modalities for performi [...]

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A black and white photograph portrait of Donald B. Slocum, M.D. A UOMS graduate (1935), he became a pioneer in Sports Medicine.

This study aims to improve the quality of student to faculty formative feedback within the surgical core rotation. Currently, feedback from students to faculty is complet [...]

A black and white photographic portrait of Eldon G. Chuinard, M.D. "Frenchy" Chuinard was a University of Oregon Medical School graduate (1934) who became faculty, and a [...]

Medically refractory epilepsy is defined as failure to control recurrent seizures with two or more anti-seizure medication trials. Among patients with refractory focal ep [...]

Digital scan of photograph of a patient after surgery to remove a fish bone from his side.

This paper goes over the history of anatomy and surgury from the early centuries of the Christian era onward which demonstrate little advancement.

This thesis discusses the history of surgery

In approaching this subject it should be realized to what extent one could be led in investigating the matter. To really cover the field properly, it would take a much gr [...]