Claude H. Organ, Jr, MD

H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr, MD, PhD.

Claude H. Organ Jr Memorial Lecture. The care of the patient: character, science, and service.

Surgery as a profession rests on an age-old foundation based on 3 fundamental pillars: the collective character of our surgeons, their commitment to a practice based on science, and their pledge of service to humanity. The past 2 centuries bear witness to the success of surgical science. Significant improvement in the remaining 2 pillars is less evident. Our profession would be transformed in a...

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Jacob Lemann, Jr., MD--the Milwaukee years.

Manuscript Preparation and Publication David R . Holmes , Jr , MD ; Patricia

Stephen Jay Gould14 wrote, “I always look to closing paragraphs as indications of a book’s essential character.” Although that may be germane for books, in the case of manuscripts, it may be just the reverse; it may be that Abstracts are the indications of the essential character of as are the indications of the essential character of a manuscript. The structure of the Abstract varies depending...