The article profiles the author who is professional emeritus, departments of orthopedic
surgery and neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. He obtained …

Lifetime Achievement Award — 2005 Page 1 Education • MD, University of Toronto, graduating
at the age of 22. Winner of Chappelle Prize in Clinical Surgery on graduation • Postgraduate …

Victims of our own success | The Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
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In Washington, DC, two years ago, when I began serving as Second Vice President of our
Academy, a friend asked me,“Okay, now, what is your 'thing'going to be when you are …

Accepted for publication Dec. 24, 2001. our organization and the actions of the Committee
on Orthopaedic Practice and Economics (COPE). I suggest this is definitely an issue of …

I am honoured to present to Professor William Arthur Lysaght MacGowan, my immediate
precursor as registrar/chief executive of Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, with the JMS …

✓ The President of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons discusses
recertification, relicensure, self-assessment, and means of continuing medical education. He …

I decided to provide an opportunity for you to see what's going on in a part of the world of
surgery that general surgeons may not even be aware of, to learn from some of the things …

✓ The author speaks to the necessity of volunteerism in organized neurosurgery and
congratulates some of the individuals who have graciously given of their time and energy. In …

This biographical anthology has been published as part of the quincentenary celebrations
marking the Charter of Incorporation, which established the Royal College of Surgeons of …