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Scott Frame Memorial Lecture Held The Division of Trauma and Critical Care recently hosted Dr. Rao Ivatury as visiting professor for the Scott Frame Memorial Lectureship. Dr. Ivatury is the Director of Trauma and Critical Care at the University of Virginia and nationally recognized for his work in trauma. The lectureship was expanded to include a Grand Rounds presentation hosted jointly by the Departments of Surgery and Emergency Medicine. This year also marked the first Frame Resident Award in recognition of the resident physician who best embodies Dr. Frame's vision for collaboration between the Departments. The winners were Dr. Robert Cavagnol and Dr. William Hinckley, who were presented with a plaque by Mrs. Joyce Frame as well as the Fifth Edition of the Pre-Hospital Life Support Manual edited by (and dedicated to) Dr. Frame. Left to right: Jay Johannigman, M.D., Chief of the Division of Trauma and Critical Care; Rao Ivatury, M.D.; Mrs. Scott Frame; W. Brian Gibler, M.D., Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine; and Andra Blomkalns, M.D., Emergency Medicine associate residency director. Dr. Ivatury also joined faculty from the two Departments in the first Frame Memorial EMS Lecture Series on topics pertaining to pre-hospital care, disaster preparedness and trauma. The conference was attended by over 100 firefighters and paramedics. The Division of Trauma and Critical Care looks forward to continuing this educational event on a yearly basis. Grace Mak, M.D., at the Ohio Chapter, American College of Surgeons Plastic Surgery News Faculty and residents of the Division of Plastic Surgery presented the following abstracts at the Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgeons Meeting, May 29-31, 2003: "Management of Cleft Lip from A to Z" (David A. Billmire, MD); "The Skin Sciences Institute: A Collaborative Model for Research in Aesthetic Surgery" (W. John Kitzmiller, MD); "Mandibular Distraction Can Reverse Cardiovascular Structural Changes in Patients with Severe Micrognathia and Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome" (John J. Bulger, MD); "Growth Hormone Secretion Normalization after Mandibular Distraction" (David Passaretti, MD, and Christopher B. Gordon, MD), voted Runner-up for Best Clinical Paper; and "Growth Arrest and Skeletal Deformities in the Pediatric Burned Hand and Upper Extremity" (Allison E. Wilt, MD). ******** The faculty and residents of the Division of Plastic Surgery are proud to announce that Rian Maercks, MD, a 2003 Duke Medical School graduate, begins his residency here in the 3 + 3 integrated program. Our own Thad O'Neill, MD, will begin his plastic surgery residency starting in 2004 in the 5 + 2 independent program. Both were highly sought after in the Match. We welcome them both to our Division. ******** On September 19-20, 2003, the Division will celebrate Dr. Henry Neale’s 29 years of service to the Department as well as the 25th Anniversary of the Division of Plastic Surgery Residency Program. The festivities will include a golf outing on Friday at Traditions Golf Course and a reception immediately following at the Club House. On Saturday morning an educational forum will be held in the Surgical Amphitheater and a black-tie dinner will be held that evening. Program information will be forthcoming. ******** Henry W. Neale, MD, and W. John Kitzmiller, MD, attended the American Association of Plastic Surgeons Meeting on May 4-7, 2003, in Baltimore. Dr. Kitzmiller was inducted as a new member of this prestigious association. Burn Division Presents at ABA Members of the Burn Division and Shriners Burns Hospital were prominent at the American Burn Association Annual Meeting in Miami Beach on April 1-4, 2003, making 10 oral and 15 poster presentations. Ohio Chapter, American College of Surgeons Meeting Held in Cincinnati The 48th Annual Meeting of the Ohio Chapter, American College of Surgeons was held in Cincinnati on May 8-10, 2003, at the Marriott Kingsgate Conference Center and was a great success. John Howington, MD, FACS, Chief of the Division of Thoracic Surgery, served as the Program Chair. Jeff Lyons, M.D., won 3rd place for Resident Research Presentations. Pictured at left in front of her poster presentation is Grace Mak, M.D., a surgical resident who is currently doing research in the laboratories of the Epithelial Pathobiology Research Group at The Vontz Center.
Department Welcomes New Interns The Department held a Welcome Reception for new interns at the Cincinnati Country Club on June 17, 2003. We had another excellent match and welcome the new interns to our Department. Jocelyn Logan-Collins Northwestern University General Surgery Sunil Sinha New York University Oral Surgery Colin Martin Wayne State University General Surgery Rodney Stigall University of Louisville Oral Surgery Benjamin McIntyre Univ. of South Carolina General Surgery Rian Maercks Duke University Plastic Surgery Left to right: Jocelyn Logan-Collins, M.D.; Henry W. Neale, M.D.; Joan Matthews, M.D.; and Darragh Collins. Thomas Shin University of Michigan General Surgery CINCINNATI SURGICAL SOCIETY MEETING HELD UC Surgeons participated at the Cincinnati Surgical Society meeting held Wednesday, May 21, 2003. Andrew Knott, M.D., won Second Place in the Cincinnati Surgical Resident Essay Contest with his paper entitled “Smooth Muscle Overexpression of Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 Results in a Novel Adaptive Response to Small Bowel Resection.” Robert H. Bower, M.D., completed his year as President of the Society in June. Janice Taylor Ohio State University General Surgery Rebecca Roedersheimer University of Cincinnati Urology Gwen Roesel Ryan Thomas Loyola University General Surgery University of Cincinnati Urology Left to right: Howard Bellamah, M.D.; John B. Flege, Jr., M.D.; and Henry W. Neale, M.D.
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