The official account of @Stanford's Department of Surgery
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From local breast cancer recurrence and circulating tumor DNA to the tumor microenvironment, @Wapnir is pursuing questions that could transform treatment. Hear the conversation on Scrubcast. #CancerResearch #BreastSurgery brnw.ch/21x6ERv
We hosted our annual Career Development Bootcamp for graduating surgical trainees! TY to our faculty and guest speakers for sharing their experiences and helping prepare the next generation of surgical leaders!
@stanfordabdtxp @stanfordplastic @stanfordvasc @stanfordgensurg
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🎉 Congratulations to our @opnotes residents on their Colorectal Surgery Fellowship Match! 🏥✨
🌟 Dr. Jenny Shearer — @ClevelandClinic
🌟 Dr. Kay Hung — @umiamimedicine
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Pleased to announce Cleveland Clinic’s newest Colorectal class! We are looking forward to working with these outstanding young surgeons. The future is bright!
@CleClinicMD
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📊 New study compares the characteristics and in-hospital outcomes of pregnant trauma patients in Japan and the USA, offering insights into maternal trauma care across healthcare systems.
@LisaMKnowlton @LakshikaTennak3
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Final day: alumna Dr. Jennie Cheesborough on one- vs. two-stage breast reconstruction, Subin Cho on trends in free flap breast recon., & Dr. Dung Nguyen challenging the dogmas of breast recon. Big congrats to chief resident @yesantharao, a new @PRSGlobalOpen Resident Ambassador!
🇧🇩 🌏 Joe Forrester and a multidisciplinary team are testing whether far-UVC can safely, effectively, and affordably reduce surgical-site infections in operating rooms in Bangladesh.
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“Whatever is in your head, no one can take away from you.” Breast surgeon Dr. Irene Wapnir shares her grandmother’s advice and reflects on a career shaped by learning, curiosity, and clinical research. #WomenInSurgery #MedEd brnw.ch/21x6w42
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Can spring-mediated distraction enterogenesis be achieved endoscopically? New research from the Dunn team shows proof of concept brnw.ch/21x6rrA
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Learn about the Stanford Health Care’s ALTO Clinic
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Learn about our mutlidisciplinary approach to advanced liver tumors.
@StanfordAbdTxp @StanfordSurgery @KazuS123456789s @StanfordGenSurg @StanfordMed @renumathyd @TamiDaughertyMD #livertransplant – at Stanford, CA
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Really well done reel put together by the renal society of Zambia. Highlights the progress we have made in developing a kidney transplant program. Grateful to be working with such dedicated people in Zambia. 🙏@AmCollSurgeons @StanfordAbdTxp @mohzambia
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And of course, we made time for our Stanford fam! Faculty, trainees and alumni, all together in Houston 🌲
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Please, take a moment to fill out the survey if you are practicing liver transplant surgeon.
Still open — the ILTS global Transplant Surgery Survey. If you are a practicing liver transplant surgeon, your perspective is essential to shaping the future of training in our field. Takes just a few minutes.
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#LiverTransplantation
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The best part of any meeting: reuniting with our Zedplast alumni! Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of catching up with Stanford Plastic Surgery alumni, faculty and trainees 🌲
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Our faculty on panels today! Division Chief Dr. Arash Momeni spoke on “The Botched Breast,” and Dr. Catherine Curtin moderated “Advances in Nerve Repair and Reconstruction” and spoke on improving nerve regeneration 👏
Our faculty and trainees shared research, clinical expertise, and educational leadership at #ACSCC26
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Day 1 at #PSTM2026 is a wrap! 🌲 Here are some highlights from Houston: catching up with alumni, research from our students, and panels from Stanford-trained surgeons. @ASPS_News
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Watch how a kidney transplant program is taking shape in Zambia. @StanfordSurgery surgeon @ThomasPhamMD led a collaboration with Zambian physicians to share transplant skills with their teams, building lasting local capacity.
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