Black and white photograph of Dean Seabrook. Note on reverse states "Dean Seabrook, chief of surgery, under cold shower before swim."

Primary palliative care (PPC) is palliative care provided at the bedside by the primary treatment team and is essential for high-quality surgical care, considering a shor [...]

This booklet briefly covers the over 70-year history of the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, from its beginning as a private institution to a nonprofit hospital and heal [...]

The current literature shows a substantial discrepancy between student and attending perception of their clerkship's expectations, experience, and outcome. However, the v [...]

Implicit learning of the “hidden curriculum” of surgery occurs from medical students’ first exposure to surgery onward. Most medical students begin medical school without [...]

Surgeons are required to act as leaders, both in formal titled positions and informally in their day-to-day care of patients. Physicians colloquially referred to as the ' [...]

Surgical smoke (SS) is generated by various instruments used for surgical procedures and poses many occupational hazards to operating room (OR) personnel. Adverse health [...]

Black and white photograph of male and female medical staff wearing surgical clothing performing a tonsillectomy at Doernbecher Memorial Hospital for Children.

James D. Edgar, Captain, U.S. Army, Retired, read this paper before the Medical History Society of the University of Oregon Medical School on February 13, 2916. The paper [...]

The integrity of the dental pulp during orthodontic treatment is a topic of some interest to the endodontist, oral surgeon, and orthodontist. Growing numbers of the young [...]