Bulletin Archives
Through the years, the Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons has published personal accounts from members of the College who have devoted their time and surgical skills to volunteer efforts, both at home and abroad. Articles are listed in reverse chronological order. Where available, links to the actual articles are provided in Portable Document File (PDF) format. Adobe Acrobat will enable you to view PDF files. If you do not have access to this program, you can download it for free: Adobe Acrobat Reader . A humanitarian effort by the department of surgery of the USUHS to a third-world countryApril 2008, Volume 93, Number 4, pp 26-30
David C. Wherry, MD, FACS, DMCC, Norman M. Rich, MD, FACS, DMCC, and David G. Burris, MD, FACS, DMCC
Project Access: Giving back at homeJanuary 2008, Volume 93, Number 1, pp 13-17 Joseph B. Cofer, MD, FACS Project New OrleansJanuary 2008, Volume 93, Number 1, pp 32-35 Kathleen Casey, MD, FACS and Karen Stein Loupes Around the World: Helping Surgeons in developing countriesOctober 2007, Volume 92, Number 10, pp 22-25 David C. Knight, MD, FACS with William D. Sedlack The future of the American College of Surgeons: Uniting two perspectivesJuly 2007, Volume 92, Number 7, pp 14-18 Ted A. James, MD and Thomas R. Russell, MD, FACS The globalization of surgery: Surpassing the frontiersJuly 2007, Volume 92, Number 7, pp 34-38 Mecker G. Moller, MD, John Karamichalis, MD, and C. Suzanne Cutter, MD New ways of practicing surgery: Alternatives and challengesJuly 2007, Volume 92, Number 7, pp. 51-58 Mecker G. Moller, MD, Luis A. Santiago, MD, John Karamichalis, MD, and Joshua M.V. Mammen, MD From My Perspective: Pignon, HaitiMarch 2007, Volume 92, Number 3, pp 4-7 Thomas R. Russell, MD, FACS Surgery and Global Health: The perspective of UCSF residents on training, research, and serviceMay 2006, Volume 91, Number 5, pp 26-35 Doruk Ozgediz, MD, MSc, Kayvan Roayaie, MD PhD, and Jennifer Wang, MD Surgery and global health: A mandate for training, research, and service- A faculty perspectiveMay 2006, Volume 91, Number 5, pp 36- 38 William P. Schecter, MD, FACS, and Diana Farmer, MD, FACS Presidential Address: Crises in HumanityDecember, 2005, Volume 90, Number 12, pp 10-16 Kathryn D. Anderson, MD, FACS, FRCS Project Belize: Volunteer Surgery in Central AmericaSeptember 2005, Volume 90, Number 9, pp 20-22 (225 K)
Dennis A. Fried, MD, FACS, FASCRS Terima Kasih: Volunteer surgeon experiences in the wake of the 2004 TsunamiAugust 2005, Volume 90, Number 8, pp 19-30 (370K)
Kathleen M. Casey, MD, FACS et al Surgery Residents and VolunteerismJuly 2005, Volume 90, Number 7, pp 23-26 (100K)
John M. Karamichaelis, MD and Mecker G. Moller, MD. Patrick: A story of hopeOctober 2004, Volume 89, Number 10, pp 17-21 (548K)
Sylvia D. Campbell, MD, FACS From My Perspective: Kenya and SudanSeptember 2004, Volume 89, Number 9, pp 3-5 (335K)
Thomas R. Russell, MD, FACS College plays pivotal role in OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOMMarch 2004, Volume 89, Number 3, pp 8-15. (748K)
Lt. Col. Harry K. Stinger, MD, FACS Fistula Hospital restores health and hope to Ethiopian womenDecember 2003, Volume 88, Number 12, pp. 29-30 (185K)
Diane Schneidman Surgery Resident travels to Honduras with mentor, Dr. FieldJanuary 2003, Volume 88, Number 1, pp 39-41. (85K)
Stig Somme, MD Charitable immunity statutes shield surgeon volunteersOctober 2002, Volune 87, Number 10, pp 8-10,35. (180K)
Howard B. Shapiro, PhD and Andrew L. Warshaw, MD, FACS Surgeon takes flight to deliver improved sight worldwideFebruary 2002, Volume 87, Number 2, pp.12-16. (640K)
Walter J. Kahn, MD, FACS Hopital Lumiere, Haiti: A call to careAugust 2001, Volume 86, Number 8, pp 8-14, 39. (735K)
William R. Greene, MD, FACS E-mail from Africa connects surgeon and teenJuly 2001, Volume 86, Number 7, pp 13-16. (250K)
Sylvia D. Campbell, MD, FACS Operation Argentina: A surgical perspectiveFebruary 2001, Volume 86, Number 2, p 20. (700K)
Michael J. Cornwell, MD, FACS The Medical Aftermath of the Gih-gih earthquakeJanuary 2000, Volume 85, Number 1, pp 24-30. (850K)
H.C. John Chiang, MD, FACS Baby Wadlin's MiracleOctober 1999, Volume 84, Number 10, pp 16-21. (725K)
Sylvia D. Campbell, MD, FACS A Radical Change in Direction, Part ISeptember 1999, Volume 84, Number 9, pp 13-23. (970K)
Donald C. Mullen, MD, MDiv, FACS A Radical Change in Direction, Part IIOctober 1999, Volume 84, Number 10, pp 27-35. (920K)
Donald C. Mullen, MD, MDiv, FACS Outreach surgery: Surgical technology arrives in MongoliaMarch 99, Volume 84, Number 3, pp 21-25
Albert H. Rusher, MD, FACS Is a Third-World mission right for you? Wanted: World-class surgeonsSeptember 98, Volume 83, Number 9, pp 26-42
Douglas W. Soderdahl, MD, FACS Mission to Brazil: A surgical perspectiveAugust 98, Volume 83, Number 8, pp 24-33
Christopher P. Coppola, MD and Seth A. Spector, MD Volunteer health care in AppalachiaJanuary 98, Volume 83, Number 1, pp 17-24
Keith M. Holmes, MD, FACS Two lifetimes of medical adventureOctober 97, Volume 82, Number 10, pp 15-24
Charles V. Perrill, MSc, MD, FACS Surgical care in KyrgyzstanSeptember 97, Volume 89, Number 9, pp 19-30
Bernard J. Leininger, MD, FACS Surgery on the edge of the desertJune 97, Volume 82, Number 6, pp 8-19
Harold P. Adolph, MD, FACS and Bonnie Jo Adolph Neurosurgery in NepalApril 97, Volume 82, Number 4, pp 9-13
Adib H. Barsoum, MD, FACS An experience in general surgery: Zambia, AfricaOctober 96, Volume 81, Number 10, pp 8-13
H. Slade Howell, MD, FACS and Lowell Furman, MD, FACS An old surgeon finds new work, Part IJune 96, Volume 81, Number 6, pp 28-37
Robert K. Finley, MD, FACS Work and service in BangladeshMay 96, Volume 81, Number 5, pp 8-19
Keith M. Holmes, MD, FACS Despite all odds: How do we continue to practice good medicine?March 96, Volume 81, Number 3, pp 23-34
William T. Close, MD, FACS The Flying Doctors of East AfricaOctober 94, Volume 79, Number 10, pp 12-20
Thomas D. Rees, MD, FACS et al Teaching surgery in TanzaniaMarch 89, Volume 74, Number 3, pp 14-20
Glenn M. Gordon, MD, FACS Surgical practice in the highlands of Papua New GuineaJuly 83, Volume 68, Number 7, pp 3-8
Mary Lois Jung, MD, FACS
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