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Special Topics · 16. November 2020

Debate: Who Should Manage Vascular Trauma?

Today’s debate is inspired by the recent opinion piece published in the Annals of Surgery, Beyond the Crossroads: Who Will be the Caretakers of Vascular Injury Management? : Annals of Surgery

"A Letter From Seattle" and Lessons from Katrina

Drs Ben Starnes, Niten Singh and Malachi Sheahan discuss their experiences with COVID-19.

Benjamin Starnes, MD - Military experience, entrepreneurship in surgery, and IDE for treating aortic aneurysms

Dr. Starnes is a Professor and Chief of the Division of Vascular Surgery and Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery for UW Medicine. Prior to accepting his position at UW Medicine, Dr. Starnes spent a total of 15 years in the United States Army serving three combat tours, one in Kosovo and two in Iraq.

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