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Federal Funding of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research Revisited: Does the nobility of hoped-for ends absolve us?
- In My Opinion Articles -Process Improvement: The Sorcerer and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
A Contrarian View of Ischemic Mitral Regurgitation
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
Only a bubble in the molten mass? Lung cancer management in the indigent
by Raymond U. Osarogiagbon, MD, FACP and
Mathew Ninan, MD
The Good Old Times: Medicine and Cardiothoracic Surgery are what they used to be and possibly even better
by John R. Benfield, MD
Guidelines for Live Surgery
by Shinichi Takamoto, MD
The Advent of VATS
by Ralph J. Lewis, MD
How can Morbidity and Mortality Conference Contribute to QA?
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
The Perils of Pioneering
by Ralph J. Lewis, MD
Exceptional Physicians and Physician Exceptionalism
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
Chasing the Wrong Villain
by Donald E. Ross, MD
Cardiothoracic Surgeons Have an Important Role in the Emerging Specialty of Cardiothoracic Surgical Critical Care
by Nevin M. Katz, MD
Rethinking Innovation
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
Surgery as Spectacle
by Duke E. Cameron, MD
The Cardiac Surgeon's Plight
by Atiq Rehman
Energy Loss for Evaluating Valve Performance - A Concept Whose Time is Past Due
by Cary W. Akins, MD
Comprehensive Quality Assurance for Cardiac Surgery
by Vincent A. Gaudiani, MD
Federal Funding of Stem Cell Research, and the War Against Disease
by Lawrence I. Bonchek, MD
Oversupply of Cardiothoracic Surgeons: Its Consequences and Correction
by Charles Stewart Roberts, MD
Adequate Cardiac Care? Conundrum for Nonaffluent Countries
by Probal K. Ghosh, MCh and
Ratna A. Magotra, MCh
We Are Good, But Aren't We Too Old and Too Expensive?
by Francis Robicsek, MD PhD
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