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2005 PROGRAM

September 15 - 16, 2005

Museum of History and Industry
Seattle, WA

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2005

8:00 am	Welcome and Introduction
	Richard Billingham, MD, President, Seattle Surgical Society
	Carlos A. Pellegrini, MD, Chairman, UW Department of Surgery
	Dana C. Lynge, MD, Program Chair, UW Harkins Symposium
	Steve Counter, MD, Program Chair, Seattle Surgical Society

TECHNIQUES SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Don Low, Virginia Mason Medical Center

8:10 am	Laparoscopic Hill Repair Ralph Aye, MD, Swedish Medical Center

8:30 am	Esophageal Anastomosis Michael Mulligan, MD, University of Washington

8:50 am	Moderator’s comments and discussion

EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Richard Billingham, MD

9:00 am	What a Difference a Year Makes: Evaluating the Impact of Resident Work Hours Restrictions D Cuadrado, B Beldowicz, BJ Roth, L Danforth-Lewis, K Azarow

9:20 am	Resident Program Directors on 80 Hour Work Week
	Richard Thirlby, MD, Virginia Mason Medical Center
	Michael Hart, MD Swedish Medical Center
	Karen Horvath, MD, University of Washington

9:40 am	Moderator’s comments and discussion

9:50 am	BREAK - McCurdy Gallery (PLEASE VISIT THE EXHIBITORS)

KNOWLEDGE SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Ravi Moonka, MD, Virginia Mason Medical Center

10:10 am	The Routine Use of Cholangiography David Flum, MD, University of Washington

10:30 am VISITING PROFESSOR LECTURE Genetics and Hereditary Colorectal Cancer for the Practicing Surgeon Ira J. Kodner, MD Solon & Bettie Gershman Professor of Surgery and Director, Center for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, Washington University, St. Louis

10:50 am	Moderator’s comments and discussion

SCIENTIFIC SESSION Moderator: Douglas E. Wood, MD, University of Washington

11:00 am	Combined Spinal and Thoracic Approaches to Allow En-Bloc Resection of T4 Non Small Cell Lung Cancer with Vertebral Body Invasion R Martinez, J Williams, R Aye, E Vallieres

11:05 am	Wound Infections after Scrotal Surgery and Other Complications: A Five-Year Experience MA Swartz, TM Morgan, JN Krieger

11:10 am	Restrosternal Esophageal Bypass for a Radiation Induced Broncho-Esophageal Fistula RJ Moraca, DE Low

11:15 am	Two-Year Experience with Outpatient Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy in a Free-Standing Surgery Center S Counter, J delaOssa, R Oh, W Holder

11:20 am	Repair of the Massive Abdominal Hernia with Bilateral Anterior Abdominal Bipedical Flap with Prosthesis SR Sullivan, LH Engrav, DA Anaya, EM Bulger, HM Foy

11:25 am	Case Report: Wartime Surgery-Vacuum-Assisted Closure of a Sucking Chest Wound V Sohn, G Herbert, A Beekley, J Sebesta

11:30 am	Laparoscopic Relief of Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome R Petrov, SL Tan, K Johansen

11:35 am	Sexual and Excretory Dysfunction One Year After Pelvic Fracture JL Wright, AB Nathens, FP Rivara, EJ MacKenzie, H Wessells

11:40 am	From the Combat Medic to the Forward Surgical Team (FST): The Madigan Model for Improving Trauma Readiness of Brigade Combat Teams Fighting the Global War on Terror V Sohn, R Rush

11:45 am	A New Design of a Dorsal Flap in the Rat to Study Skin Necrosis and its Prevention CP Kelly, M Keskin, M Bradford, IT Jackson, T Biehl

11:50 am	Moderator comments and discussion

12:00 pm	LUNCH - McCurdy Gallery

RESIDENT COMPETITION Moderator: Steve Counter, MD and Dana Lynge, MD

1:00 pm	Nationwide Validation of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) Organ Injury Scale for Renal Trauma JK Kuan, JL Wright, AB Nathens, C Mack, FP Rivara, H Wessells

	Discussant: Keith O’Reilly, MD

1:15 pm	Renal and Extrarenal Predictors of Nephrectomy from the National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB) JL Wright, AB Nathens, FP Rivara, H Wessells

	Discussant: Keith O’Reilly, MD

1:30 pm	Modulation of Stromal Derived Growth Factor 1 Alpha (SDF-1A) Following Lipopolysaccharide Inflammatory Injury in a Murine Model D Cuadrado, D Cronk, P Mullenix, R McGuigan, P McNutt, K Azarow

	Discussant: Ron Maier, MD

1:45 pm	Prolonged Surgical Intensive Care and Subsequent Quality of Life FA Husain, Z Arthurs, BW Starnes

	Discussant: Joseph Cuschieri, MD

2:00 pm	Malignant Melanoma of the Head and Neck and Immediate Flap Reconstruction SR Sullivan, Y Chi, FF Isik, JK Cole

	Discussant: Walter Holder, Jr, MD

2:15 pm	Perioperative Management of Anticoagulation L Turner, S Robinett, R Billingham

	Discussant: Terry Quigley, MD

2:30 pm	A Novel Adaptation of the Median Forehead Flap for Nasal Reconstruction
	CP Kelly, R Yavuzer, L Govila, IT Jackson, T Biehl

	Discussant: Drew Welk, MD

2:45 pm	Moderator comments and discussion

3:00 pm	BREAK - McCurdy Gallery (PLEASE VISIT THE EXHIBITORS)

SURGERY OVERSEAS SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Hugh Foy, MD, Harborview Medical Center

3:20 pm	Surgery in Wartime Iraq Dennis Nichols, MD, VA Puget Sound Healthcare System and Madigan Army Medical Center

3:50 pm	Surgery in West Africa Mia Swartz, MD, University of Washington

4:20 pm	Rural Surgery in India J. Catlin Goss, MD, Stevens Hospital

4:50 pm	Moderator’s comments and discussion

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2005

FELLOWS COMPETITION Moderator: Lorrie Langdale, MD, VA Puget Sound Healthcare System

8:00 am	The Advantages of Bravo pH Monitoring System in a Clinical Esophageal Practice NB White, S Daniel, R Aye

	Discussant: Carlos Pellegrini, MD

8:15 am	Multichannel Esophageal Impedance Confirms the Impairment of Esophageal Clearance after Nissen Fundoplication E Quiroga, J Kaufman, D Lal, M Dahir, B Oelschlager

	Discussant: Roger Tatum, MD

8:30 am	Calcanectomy for Heel Ulceration: Lessons Learned R Petrov, JC Watson, J Gottleib, K Johansen

	Discussant: E. Pepper Toomey, MD

8:45 am	Surgery for Rectal Cancer: Training Matters A Juviler, M Kimmins, J Isler, R Billingham

	Discussant: Richard Thirlby, MD

9:00 am	Moderator comments and discussion

9:10 am VISITING PROFESSOR LECTURE The Management of Adenocarcinoma of the Esophagogastric Junction Richard J. Finley, MD Professor and Head, Division of Thoracic Surgery University of British Columbia

9:40 am	BREAK - McCurdy Gallery (PLEASE VISIT THE EXHIBITORS)

ETHICS SYMPOSIUM Moderator: John Dawson, MD

10:00 am	What Does Ethics Have To Do With Surgery? Ira J. Kodner, MD Solon & Bettie Gershman Professor of Surgery and Director, Center for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, Washington University, St. Louis

10:30 am	Should We Disclose Harmful Surgical Errors To Patients? If So, How? Thomas Gallagher, MD Division of General & Internal Medicine, and Medical History and Ethics, University of Washington

11:00 am	Case Presentations of Highly Ethical Issues Darlene Barr, MD and Mika Sinanan, MD, PhD University of Washington

12:00 pm	LUNCH - McCurdy Gallery

MEDICAL/LEGAL SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Kaj Johansen, MD, Providence Medical Center

1:00 pm	Tort Reform And Patient Safety: The Time Is Now Tom Curry CEO, Washington State Medical Association

1:20 pm	An Attempt to Understand the American Medicolegal System Ira J. Kodner, MD Solon & Bettie Gershman Professor of Surgery and Director, Center for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, Washington University, St. Louis

1:40 pm	Lessons Learned: Problem Avoidance In Clinical Practice Elizabeth Leedom, JD Law firm of Bennett Bigelow and Leedom, P.S.

2:00 pm	Moderator’s comments and discussions

2:15 pm	AWARD PRESENTATIONS

2:30 pm	ADJOURN TO STRAUSS LECTURE

4:00 pm	UW Department of Surgery 56th Annual Alfred A. Strauss Lecture Hogness Auditorium—UW Magnuson Health Sciences Center

CANADIAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: MYTHS AND REALITIES
		Richard J. Finley, MD, FRCSC, FACS Professor and Head Division of Thoracic Surgery Department of Surgery University of British Columbia

	RECEPTION TO FOLLOW

For more information about the meeting or registration, please contact the following:

Siobhan Brown - 206-543-9778 (for residents, fellows, students)

Sue Lentz - 425-670-3935 (for Seattle Surgical Society members)