1-Day Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma November 17, 2017 The UNC School of Medicine is offering 1 day Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma. Course designated for PGY4 and 5 Residents.
Dr. Alex Toledo featured on Kidney Transplant Podcast November 15, 2017 In this first episode of the podcast series, “Understanding Organ Transplant,” Dr. Ron Falk welcomes two UNC transplant experts to discuss kidney transplant; they cover topics including benefits of an early transplant, living versus deceased donor organs, preparation and recovery from surgery, and more related topics. Dr. Alex Toledo is an Associate...
Dr. David Gerber featured on Liver Transplant Podcast November 15, 2017 Dr. Ron Falk welcomes two UNC transplant experts, Dr. David Gerber and Dr. Skip Hayashi, to discuss liver transplant in the third episode of the podcast series, “Understanding Organ Transplant.” They talk about cirrhosis, the MELD score and how it is used, recovery, and more related topics. Dr. David Gerber is a Professor of...
New Chief in the Division of GastroIntestinal Surgery November 3, 2017 Alessandro Fichera, MD is the new Chief at the Division of Gastrointestinal Surgery
Dr. Kibbe Elected to National Academy of Medicine October 18, 2017 Dr. Melina Kibbe was elected as a member of the National Academy of Medicine. Election to the Academy is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine and recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service.
A Decade of Hope Article on ESPN October 18, 2017 ESPN’s Jason Ray 10 Year Anniversary Special, UNC Transplant Clinic
Luigi Pascarella has been named the new Surgery M4 Director October 12, 2017 We are pleased to announce that Dr. Luigi Pascarella has been named the new Surgery M4 Director.
Kibbe joins fellow JAMA editors in publication of commentary on gun violence October 12, 2017 This week, editors-in-chief of journals in the JAMA network published an editorial, “Death By Gun Violence: A Public Health Crisis.” Melina Kibbe, MD, Chair of the Department of Surgery and Editor-in-Chief of JAMA Surgery, is one of the co-authors.