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Sunday, September 16, 2007
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Heal with Steel!
The art of surgery is not yet perfect and advances now unimaginable are still to come. May you have the wisdom to live with them with grace and humanity.
-William Stewart Halsted
Failure to produce a scholarly environment for the embryonic surgeon will encourage unquestioning dogma that will be restrictive for future development.-William Silen
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Journals
- American Journal of Surgery
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