NEWSLETTER DATE
JUNE 2016
2016 Alexander J. Walt Lectureship
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Alexander J. Walt
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Lectureship and
Reception
Detroit Surgical
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Association/Academy
of Surgery of
Detroit Meeting
Michigan Chapter/
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American College of
Surgeons Annual
Meeting
WSSS Alumni &
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Friends
WSSS Dues Notice
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WSU Conference
Series
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WSSS
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Sunday, June 19th
Following a long and illustrious career as chairman of the WSU
Department of Surgery in 1988, Dr. Walt continued to be active in
the practice of surgery and his many national commitments including
serving as President of the American College of Surgeons in 1994.
During these years, his colleagues (former students) on the faculty
established a lectureship in honor of Dr. Walt. This lectureship has
Dr. Alexander J. Walt
traditionally focused on the newer aspects of surgical resident education, particularly since Dr. Walt was so highly respected as a teacher of the medical
students and surgical residents. Dr. David Edelman (WSU/GS 2002/09), who is
responsible for choosing the Walt Lecturers, introduced Dr. Schenarts prior to his
lecture.
Dr. Paul Schenarts is the current Medical Director for the University
of Nebraska (UofN) Emergency Medical Services and also the Omaha
Fire Department. He is Chief of Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and
Emergency General Surgery at U of N. Dr. Schenarts did his medical
school training and his subsequent surgical residency at the University
Dr. Paul Schenarts
of Connecticut. He was then an NIH Trauma Research Fellow at UT
Galveston and a Trauma/Critical Care Fellow at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.
He has devoted much of his professional career to the challenge of surgical education and has been a prolific writer in this very challenging arena. He has been a longstanding member of the Board of Directors of the Association for Surgical Education and currently chairs the Graduate Medical Education Committee. He has been
a leader with the American College of Surgeons education courses for both medical
students and residents. Dr. Schenarts has also been very active in our military and
has served in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Dr. Schenarts provided a most informative and entertaining Walt Lecture entitled
“The Good, Bad, and the Ugly: The Impact of Cell Phones on Medical Education.”
His discussion on the smart phones identified the advantage of relating to the electronic medical record and having all sorts of information available at one’s fingertips.
He then highlighted many of the downsides of the surgical residents’ use of smart
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phones. He pointed out that the smart phones have greater capability to rapidly solve mathematical problems than does the human brain but pointed out that the smart phone does not have the
ability to do critical thinking. Consequently, over-reliance on the smart phone impairs critical
decision-making in complicated situations. He defined the HIPAA violations as photos and text
about patients are being transferred to others without patient permission. Dr. Schenarts was
Dr. Dick Dean (WSUGS 1965)
most informative as he demonstrated how the users of smart phones are more likely to miss imand his wife, Nancy
portant data during lectures and during patient presentations. Furthermore, he pointed out that
those individuals who are sitting next to smart phone users also miss important information during lectures and
teaching sessions. He proposed that the use of smart phones during lectures be restricted to emergency patient
activities, so that the user and the individual sitting next to the user does not have impaired retention due to the
distraction of smart phones. Following his lecture, there was a lively and entertaining question and answer session.
Incidentally, Dr. Schenarts is a relative of Dr. Richard Dean, who completed the WSU General Surgery Residency Program in 1965. Dr. Dean later received just about all of the honors and awards that can be provided by the
Michigan State College of Human Medicine for his many contributions in education. In addition, he was involved
in many of the national education activities related to the American Board of Surgery and the American College of
Surgeons. Clearly, Dr. Schenarts has good lineage being a younger relative of Dick Dean.
Dr. David Edelman presents Dr. Paul Schenarts with a tile of Detroit’s
historic Pewabic Pottery and a copy of the “History of the WSU Department
of Surgery” by Dr. Larry Stephenson.
Dr. David Edelman (WSU/GS 2002/09)
introduces Dr. Paul Schenarts, the 2016
Alexander J. Walt Lecturer
Dr. Paul Schenarts shares his informative and entertaining lecture,
“The Good, Bad, and the Ugly: The Impact of Cell Phones on
Medical Education.”
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2016 Alexander J. Walt Lectureship Reception
On Tuesday evening prior to the Walt Lectureship, Dr. Donald Weaver (WSUGS 1979) hosted a reception for Dr. Paul Schenarts and a select group of colleagues. A good time was had by
all. One of the guests at this reception was Mr. John Walt, a very busy attorney in Southeast
Michigan, and his son, Aaron, who is finishing his first year in the premedical program at the
University of Michigan. We look forward to Aaron becoming a great surgical teacher like his
grandfather.
Dr. Andrew Isaacson (WSUGS 2017) and Dr. Paul Schenarts
Dr. Allen Silbergleit (WSUGS 1965) with his
bride, Mrs. Ina Silbergleit
Mr. John Walt and his son, Mr. Aaron Walt
Dr. David Edelman, Dr. Paul Schenarts, and Dr. Donald Weaver
(Left to right) Dr. Donald Weaver (WSUGS 1979), Dr. Jorge Carmona
(WSUGS 2018) and his friend, Ms. Hillary Bracht, Mr. John Walt and his
son, Mr. Aaron Walt.
Dr. Jonathan Martin (WSUGS 2018) with Dr. Jorge Carmona
(WSUGS 2018) and his friend, Ms. Hillary Bracht
Mrs. Joan Bradley and Dr. J. Edson Pontes
Mr. David Ellis and his bride, Mrs. Mikiko Ellis
Dr. Todd Lavery (WSUGS 2012) and his bride, Mrs. Jen Lavery
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COMBINED MEETING OF THE DETROIT SURGICAL ASSOCIATION
AND THE ACADEMY OF SURGERY OF DETROIT
The Academy of Surgery of Detroit (ASD) is one of the oldest surgical associations in the Midwest.
Formed in 1920. The Academy got together the leading surgeons of Detroit each month during the academic
year to attend a lecture provided by a distinguished visiting professor. The Academy would also have travelling education as members of the Academy would be hosted by famous departments of surgery in the country.
As the era of modern communication expanded, the need for these educational trips to other departments decreased and were no longer well attended. This led to a period of time when a talented faculty member from
the University of Michigan would make the annual trip to the Detroit Athletic Club and provide an educational
experience “on campus.” Over the years, the Academy has continued to bring in a distinguished visiting professor each year and, for the past 36 years, the Academy has joined with the Detroit Surgical Association for a
combined year-end meeting.
The Detroit Surgical Association (DSA) was formed in 1947 with Dr. Charlie G. Johnston, the WSU Professor of Surgery, providing the initiative to form a young society where surgical residents and young faculty
members in the WSU Department of Surgery could present their scientific work. The DSA became more popular during the 1960s through 1980s and would host over 100 members and their residents for the annual
meeting. During these annual meetings, the residents would present scientific papers in competition, so that
the resident who presented the paper judged to be the best would receive the Theodore Andrew McGraw Medal; Dr. McGraw was the first Chairman of the WSU Department of Surgery in 1868.
The 27th annual combined meeting of the DSA/ASD took place on Thursday, May 12, at the
Century Grille Restaurant within the Gem Theater in Downtown Detroit. Dr. Peter Czako,
President of the ASD presided over the business meeting of the Academy and Dr. Felicia
Ivascu (WSU 2000), President of the DSA, presided over the annual meeting of the DSA. Dr.
Ivascu introduced Dr. Stanley Goldberg as the Annual McGraw Lecturer for this 27th combined
meeting. Dr. Goldberg is a long-standing “gopher,” who has spent almost all of his entire professional career at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Goldberg is a very distinguished colon and Dr. Stanley Goldberg
rectal surgeon, who has led the Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery at the University of Minnesota for many years and has been recognized nationally by many honors and national offices. After an illustrious career, Dr. Goldberg retired in the early portion of the 21st century but “failed his retirement.” He is
now working full-time at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Minneapolis, where he is actively involved
in the teaching of students and residents about how to care for patients with colon and rectal problems.
Dr. Goldberg gave an outstanding lecture entitled, “Changing Concepts in the Surgical Management of
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Perforated Sigmoid Diverticulitis.” During his lecture, which was filled with data, he covered the waterfront
as it relates to clinical presentation in classification for severity of illness and current recommendations for
therapy according to the severity of the diverticulitis. He quoted several prospective randomized controlled
trials from Europe, which emphasize that patients without purulent or feculent peritonitis do not need to be
rushed to the operating room for resection of the involved sigmoid colon. He also stressed that more than two
episodes of minor diverticulitis is really not a reason for elective sigmoid resection. Dr. Goldberg pointed out
that the recent data shows that an aggressive approach to perforated sigmoid diverticulitis, which would include resection of the involved colon along with end-colostomy and Hartmann’s procedure, often results in the
patient having a permanent colostomy. He also pointed out that reversal of the Hartmann’s procedure is sometimes extraordinarily difficult leading to complications including the inability to actually do the reversal or
subsequent problems with wound disruption, large ventral hernias, and enterocutaneous fistulae. Following
his outstanding lecture, thee was an active question-and-answer session, which was enjoyed by all.
The recipient of the Best Science /award presented at the DSA over the past academic year was Dr.
Inna Lobeck (WSUGS 2017) for the paper entitled “Molecular Basis for a Murine Model of ViralInduced Fibrosis.” Dr. Michael Klein is the senior author on this paper.
Dr. Ina Lobeck
(Left to right) Dr. Peter Czako, President of the Academy of Surgery, Dr. Darla
Granger, the Secretary-Treasurer of the Academy of Surgery, and Dr. Michael
White (WSU/GS 1990/97) enjoy the evening festivities.
Dr. Stanley Goldberg and Dr. Robert
Allaben (WSU 1956)
Dr. Felicia Ivascu (WSU 2000), President
of the DSA and Dr. Stanley Goldberg
Dr. Stanley Goldberg, Dr. Scott Gruber, and
Dr. Allen Silbergleit (WSUGS 1960)
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Each spring, the Michigan Chapter of the American College of Surgeons (MC/ACS) has their annual meeting. This year
the meeting took place on Mackinac Island from May 18-20. As usual, WSU was well represented at the Chapter activities. The current president of the MC/ACS is Dr. Wayne VanderKolk (WSU 1991). Dr. James Tyburski (WSUGS
1992) is one of the Governors of the ACS representing the State of Michigan. Alternate Governors include Dr. Kellie
McFarlin (WSU/GS 2003/08) and Dr. Donn Schroder (WSU 1983). The program committee includes Dr. Felicia Ivascu
(WSU 2000) and Dr. Allen Silbergleit (WSUGS 1960). Dr. David Edelman (WSU/GS 2002/09) is a Delegate to the MC/
ACS Michigan State Medical Society.
A number of papers were presented during the resident competition program. Dr. Mark Diebel (WSUGS
2017) presented, “Gender Dimorphism in Adipose Tissue Response to Stress Conditions: A Plausible Mechanism to Explain the Conflicting Data Regarding Trauma and Obesity.”
Dr. Mark Diebel
Dr. Jeremy Ciullo (WSUGS 2016) presented “Post-Traumatic Infections: The Effect of Major Abdominal Vascular Injury.”
Dr. Jeremy Ciullo
During the annual meeting, there are guest lecturers who represent the ACS. Dr. Ronald Stewart, the Chairman of the
ACS Committee on Trauma presented the 19th Annual “Mo” Hening Trauma Lecture entitled “Perspectives of the Profession.” This excellent lecture delved into the relationship between patients and physicians and emphasized the gratitude
and admiration that patients have for their physicians and the responsibilities and commitments that physicians have for
their patients. The presentation was straight from the heart and was well appreciated by the audience.
Dr. J. David Richardson, the President of the ACS, delivered a review of where the ACS stands on many issues and the
progress that is made in order to help the ACS and American surgeons provide the best care for their patients. This very
comprehensive talk dealt with the future of surgical care in America and was well received by the audience.
Prior to the formal activities of the MC/ACS, the Michigan Trauma Center representatives met to review the current status of organized trauma care within Michigan. WSU was well represented at this meeting by former graduates who are the
trauma directors at various programs within Michigan, including Anna M. Ledgerwood (WSUGS 1972), Trauma Medical
Director at Detroit Receiving Hospital.
Dr. Wayne VanderKolk
Dr. James Tyburski
Dr. Kellie McFarlin
Dr. Donn Schroder
Dr. David Edelman
Dr. Allen Silbergleit
Dr. Felicia Ivascu
Dr. Ronald Stewart
Dr. J. David Richardson Dr. Anna M. Ledgerwood
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March 21, 2016
Dear WSSS Alumni and Friends:
The WSSS continues to thrive, offering support to our members and the current general surgery residents at WSU. As your president, I would like to summarize events of the last year, the status of the Society, and this year's calendar of events.
The annual meeting of the WSSS is always on the Tuesday night of the ACS week. Last year the cocktail reception and dinner, hosted by Chairman Donald Weaver, was attended by 62 members and guests. Remember, the dinner is free for members and the
residents attend as guests of the WSSS. I was very proud of the accomplishments and future plans of our chiefs, who automatically are members of the Society, dues-free for two years.
The Annual Lectureship of the WSSS is always on the Wednesday before the Detroit Trauma Symposium (DTS). Last year the guest
lecturer was Dr. Ronald Maier, Professor of Surgery at the University of Washington. A lively Morbidity and Mortality Conference
preceded the Lecture. I attended the DTS for the third straight year and continue to be amazed by what my fellow chief resident,
Dr. Larry Diebel, is able to accomplish. There is truly something for everyone, from lectures by world famous surgeons including
WSU professors, sunrise hands-on sessions (didn't make those, too much gambling, but I heard rave reviews from attendees), panel discussions, and grilling of chief residents in the Detroit area by Dr. Lucas. The residents are more talented every year!
The January-March Michael and Marian Ilitch Department of Surgery newsletter lists 117 members of the WSSS, including 54 Charter Life Members who have or will donate $10,000 to the Society, tax deductible! I am proud to tell you that we have over
$200,000 in the bank and are in the process of investing a portion to ensure the Society will exist in perpetuity. Consider becoming
a Life Member, invest in the future, some lucky resident may become your partner!
This year the WSSS meeting will be on Tuesday, October 18, at the Renaissance in Washington DC. If you haven't been to an ACS
meeting recently, this is the time to go; the meeting is always awesome, the WSSS cocktail reception and dinner will be awesome,
and it is three weeks before a presidential election in our nation's Capitol!
This year the guest lecturer of the WSSS will be Dr. Raul S. Coimbra, MD, PhD, FACS. Dr. Coimbra is Surgeon-in-Chief at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, Burns, and Acute Care
Surgery. He will be presenting on, “The Brain-Gut-Lung Axis: Uncovering Multiple Organ Failure after Trauma.” Besides being
world famous with over 470 publications, I am told by my partner, who considers him his mentor, that he is a nice guy and a great
surgeon.
The WSSS dinner will be held Tuesday, November 8th at Giovanni's Ristorantè. Dr. Coimbra will be the honored guest, but the
price is steep; he must answer truthfully all questions posed. The WSSS Lecture will be on Wednesday morning, November 9th
and your new President, Dr. Brian Shapiro, will introduce Dr. Coimbra. Make plans to attend and stay for the DTS the next two
days.
Serving as your President the last two years has completed my surgical educational journey. Whatever happens in the future is
just gravy. The WSU Department of Surgery and the WSSS is responsible for a large part of my modest success as a surgeon and I
intend to support both, to the best of my ability, until the day I die.
Sincerely,
Randall W. Smith, MD, FACS
President, Wayne State Surgical Society
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Wayne State Surgical Society
2016 Dues Notice
MARK YOUR
CALENDARS
Name:
Alexander J. Walt Lecture
Address:
Kresge Auditorium, Detroit, MI
City/State/Zip:
May 11, 2016
Service Description
Amount
2015 Dues Payment ______________________________ $200__
My contribution for “An Operation A Year for WSU” _______
Michigan Chapter of the ACS
Mackinac Island, Michigan
May 18-20, 2016
*Charter Life Member ___________________________ $1000__
Total Paid_______________________________________________
Midwest Surgical Association
Payment by Credit Card
Mackinac Island, Michigan
Include your credit card information below and mail it or fax it to
313-993-7729.
Credit Card Number:_________________________________________
Type: MasterCard Visa Expiration Date: (MM/YY)__________
Name as it appears on card:__________________________________
August 7-10, 2016
AAST 75th Annual Meeting
Waikoloa, Hawaii
September 14-17, 2016
Signature:__________________________________________________
Billing address of card (if different from above):
Street Address______________________________________________
City______________________ State____________ Zip Code_______
*I want to commit to becoming a charter life member with payment of $1000
per year for the next ten (10) years.
Send check made payable to Wayne State Surgical Society to:
Charles Lucas, MD
Department of Surgery
Detroit Receiving Hospital, Room 2V
4201 St. Antoine Street
Detroit, Michigan 48201
Please Update Your
Information
The WSUSOM Department of
Surgery wants to stay in touch.
Please email Charles Lucas at [email protected] to update
your contact information.
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WSU MONTLY CONFERENCES
2016
Death & Complications Conference
Every Wednesday from 7-8
Didactic Lectures—8 am
Margherio Conference Center
Wednesday, June 8
Death & Complications Conference
“The Mesh”
Gamal Mostafa, MD
Mike & Marian Ilitch WSU Department of Surgery
Chief, Department of Surgery, VA Medical Center
Wednesday, June 15
Death & Complications Conference
“ARDS 2016 Update”
Asha Shah, MD
“2016 CHEST Updated guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy & VTE”
Keenan Wanamaker, MD
Mike & Marian Ilitch WSU Department of Surgery
Wednesday, June 22
Death & Complications Conference
“Critical Care Excerpts”
Robert F. Wilson, MD
Professor Emeritus
“Mike & Marian Ilitch WSU Department of Surgery
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Missing Emails
Over the years the WSU Department of Surgery has lost touch with many of its alumni. If you know the email, address, or phone number of the following WSU Department of Surgery Residency Program graduates please email
us at [email protected] with their information so that we can get them on the distribution list for the WSU
Department of Surgery Alumni Monthly Email Report.
Ram Agrawal (1974)
Mohammad Ali (1973)
David B. Allen (1992)
Tayful R. Ayalp (1979)
Robert C. Birks (1970)
Juan C. Calzetta (1982)
Kuan-Cheng Chen (1976)
Elizabeth Colaiuta (2001)
Fernando I. Colon (1991)
David Davis (1984)
Teoman Demir (1996)
Judy A. Emanuele (1997)
Lawrence J. Goldstein (1993)
David M. Gordon (1993)
Raghuram Gorti (2002)
Karin Haji (1973)
Morteza Hariri (1970)
Abdul A. Hassan (1971)
S. Amjad Hussain (1970)
Rose L. Jumah (2006)
R. Kambhampati (2003)
Aftab Khan (1973)
Mark Leiser (1996)
Samuel D. Lyons (1988)
Dean R. Marson (1997)
Syed A. Mehmood (2007)
Mehul M. Mehta (1992)
Toby Meltzer (1987)
Roberto Mendez (1997)
Mark D. Morasch (1998)
Daniel J. Olson (1993)
David Packer (1998)
Daniel S. Paley (2003)
Y. Park (1972)
Bhavik G. Patel (2004)
Ami Raafat (1998)
Kevin Radecki (2001)
Sudarshan R. Reddy (1984)
Edgar Roman (1971)
Renato G. Ruggiero (1994)
Parvid Sadjadi (1971)
Samson P. Samuel (1996)
Knavery D. Scaff (2003)
Steven C. Schueller (1974)
Anand G. Shah (2005)
Anil Shetty (2008)
Chanderdeep Singh (2002)
D. Sukumaran (1972)
David G. Tse (1997)
Christopher N. Vashi (2007)
Carlos M. Villafane (1990)
Larry A. Wolk (1984)
Peter Y. Wong (2002)
Shane Yamane (2005)
Chungie Yang (2005)
Hossein A. Yazdy (1970)
Lester S. Young (2008)
Lawrence S. Zachary (1985)
Paul Zidel (1986)
Wayne State Surgical Society
The Wayne State Surgical Society (WSSS) was established during the tenure of Dr. Walt as the chairman of the Department of Surgery. WSSS was designed to create closer contact between the current faculty and residents with the former resident members in order to create a living family of all of the WSU
Department of Surgery. The WSSS also supports department activities. Charter/Life Membership in the
WSSS is attained by a donation of $1,000 per year for ten years or $10,000 prior to ten years. Annual
membership is attained by a donation of $200 per year. WSSS supports a visiting lecturer each fall and
co-sponsors the annual reception of the department at the annual meeting of the American College of
Surgeons. Dr. Mark A. Herman (WSU/GS/1994/2001) passed the baton of presidency to Dr. Randall W.
Smith (WSU/GS 1981/86) at the WSSS Gathering during the American College of Surgeons meeting in October 2014. Members of the WSSS are listed on the next page. Dr. Smith hopes that all former residents
will become lifetime members of the WSSS and participate in the annual sponsored lectureship and the
annual reunion at the American College of Surgeons meeting.
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Members of the Wayne State Surgical Society
Charter Life Members
Ahn, Dean
Albaran, Renato G
Allaben, Robert
Ames, Elliot L.
Amerikia, Kathryn C.
Auer, George
Bassett, Joseph
Baylor, Alfred
Bouwman, David
Cirocco, William C.
Clink, Douglas
Colon, Fernando I.
Conway, W. Charles
Davidson, Scott B.
Edelman, David
Flynn, Lisa M.
Fromm, Stefan H.
Fromm, David G
Galpin, Peter A.
Gayer, Christopher P.
Gerrick Stanley
Grifka Thomas J.
(Deceased)
Gutowski, Tomasz D.
Herman, Mark A.
Holmes, Robert J.
Huebl, Herbert C.
Johnson, Jeffrey R.
Johnson, Pamela D.
Kovalik, Simon G.
Lange, William
(Deceased)
Lau, David
Ledgerwood, Anna M.
Lim, John J.
Lucas, Charles E.
Malian, Michael S.
McIntosh, Bruce
Montenegro, Carlos E.
Narkiewicz, Lawrence
Novakovic, Rachel
Ramnauth, Subhash
Rector, Frederick
Rose, Alexander
Rosenberg, Jerry C.
Sarin, Susan
Shapiro, Brian
Smith, Daniel
Smith, Randall W.
Stassinopoulos, Jerry
vonBerg, Vollrad J.
(Deceased)
Washington, Bruce C.
Walt, Alexander
(Deceased)
Weaver, Donald
Whittle, Thomas J.
Wilson, Robert F.
Wood, Michael H.
Zahriya, Karim
Members of the Wayne State Surgical Society—2016 Dues
Bambach, Gregory A.
Baylor, Alfred E.
Bucci, Lorenzo
Busuito, Michael J.
Carlin, Arthur
Dawson, Konrad L.
Dente, Christopher J.
Dolman, Heather S.
Dulchavsky, Scott
Gallick, Harold L.
Goltz, Christopher
Gursel, Eti
Klein, Michael D.
Kline, Gary
Lam, John
Hardaway, Michelle
Hinshaw, Keith
Hoesel, Laszlo
Horness, Mark D.
Joseph, Anthony
Mansour, Roozbeh
McIntosh, Bruce
Meininger, Michael S.
Missavage, Anne
Noorily, Michael
Porter, Donald
Operation-A-Year
January 1—December 31, 2016
Albaran, Renalto
Bambach, Gregory A.
Cirocco, William J.
Conway, W. Charles
Davidson, Scott B.
Edelman, David A.
Gayer, Christopher P.
Gutowski, Tomasz D.
Herman, Mark A.
Holmes, Robert J.
Huebl, Hubert C.
Johnson, Jeffrey R.
Resto, Andres
Shanti, Christina
Spotts, Josette
Steffes, Christopher
Sugawa, Choichi
Sullivan, Daniel
Tarras, Samantha
Taylor, Michael G.
Thoms, Norman W.
Tennenberg, Steven
White, Michael T.
Vasquez, Julio
Ziegler, Daniel W.
Zoelner, Steven M.
The WSU department of Surgery has instituted a new group of alumni who are remembering their
training by donating the proceeds of one operation a year to the department. Those who join this new
effort will be recognized herein as annual contributors. We hope that all of you will remember the
department by donating one operation, regardless of difficulty or reimbursement, to the department to
help train your replacements. Please send you donation to the Wayne State Surgical Society in care of
Dr. Charles E. Lucas at Detroit Receiving Hospital, 4201 St. Antoine Street (Room 2V), Detroit, MI, 48201.
Johnson, Pamela D.
Kline, Gary
Lucas, Charles E.
Malian, Michael
McIntosh, Bruce
Narkiewicz, Lawrence
Novakovic, Rachel
Smith, Daniel
Whittle Thomas J.
Wood, Michael H.