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Central Surgical Association d 68th AnnuAl Meeting d Detroit, Michigan March 17-19, 2011 Future Meetings 2012 March 1-3 Madison,Wisconsin 2013 March 14-16 Amelia Island, Florida 2014 March 6-8 Indianapolis, Indiana CSA 2011 • 1 tABLe OF COntents 4 Special notes 6 Officers and Councilors, Society Representatives, Committees 8 Learning Objectives, Accreditation Statement And Disclosure Statement 9 exhibitors 10 Program and Activities 14 Scientific Program 24 Abstracts 101 "Best Paper by a New Member" Award 102 in Memoriam 103 Elected to Membership at the Annual Meeting in March 2010 104 2011 Membership listing 237 geographical listing 259 Past Officers 265 Constitution and Bylaws 2 • CSA 2011 tABLe OF COntents (continued) 276 Central Surgical Association Foundation Board of Directors and Committee Members 278 Contributors 283 Enrichment Awards 286 Request for Address Update 287 notice of Change 288 notice of Death 289 Past Annual Meeting Locations CSA 2011 • 3 sPeCiAL nOtes The Marriott at Renaissance Center Detroit will serve as the headquarters for the 2011 CSA Annual Meeting. The registration desk will be open from 3:00 pm to 6:00pm on Wednesday, March 16 and will remain open during the meeting hours on March 17-19. The CSA Registration Desk is located outside of the Mackinac Ballroom, 5th floor. All scientific sessions will be held in the Mackinac Ballroom of the Detroit Marriott. Continental breakfast will be available for physicians on Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings beginning at 7:00am in the Marquette Room, where the Exhibits will be displayed. Spouses and companions can enjoy breakfast Thursday and Friday mornings in the Michelangelo Room from 8:00am-10:00am and on Saturday morning they can join the physicians for breakfast. Meeting registrants are encouraged to visit the tabletop exhibits during breakfasts and refreshment breaks on Thursday and Friday. A Welcoming Reception will be held on Thursday, March 17 at the Detroit Institute of Arts from 6:30pm-8:30pm. Transportation will be provided. The Annual Reception and Dinner will be held on Friday, March 18 in the Cartier Ballroom of the Detroit Marriott from 7:00pm-10:00pm. Members, registered guests and spouses are cordially invited and encouraged to attend. Business attire is recommended for the Welcome Reception, and the Dinner Dance is black tie optional, with a distinct Motown theme. Cost for the evening events is included in the registration fee for all physicians and spouses. 4 • CSA 2011 sPeCiAL nOtes (continued) The Executive Council reminds its membership the contact information for the Central Surgical Association is: WeBSite www.centralsurg.org ADDReSS 5810 W. 140th terrace Overland Park, KS 66223 Phone (913) 402-7102 FAx (913) 273-1140 eMAil email@example.com PLEASE MAIL ANy REgISTRATION OR DUES PAyMENTS TO: Central Surgical Association Po Box 413216 Kansas City, MO 64141 CSA 2011 • 5 OFFiCers AnD COunCiLOrs 2010-2011 President Michael S. Nussbaum 2010-2011 President-Elect gerald M. Fried 2010-2011 Secretary nathaniel Soper 2009-2012 Treasurer Christopher R. McHenry 2008-2011 Recorder gerald M. Larson 2007-2011 Councilors Fred A. Luchette 2010-2011 William D. Turnipseed 2010-2011 Wendy Wahl 2009-2012 Representatives to the . . . American Board of Surgery Fabrizio Michelassi - New York, NY 2006-2012 Board of Governors American College of Surgeons Layton F. Rikkers - Madison,WI 2008-2011 Advisory Council for Surgery American College of Surgeons E. Christopher Ellison - Columbus, OH 2007-2013 6 • CSA 2011 OFFiCers AnD COunCiLOrs 2010-2011 (continued) Program Committee David M. Mahvi (Chair) 2008-2011 W. Scott Melvin 2008-2011 tina Yen 2009-2011 C. Max Schmidt 2009-2012 gilbert Upchurch, Jr 2009-2012 Mark Eskandari 2010-2013 Ronald Weigel 2010-2013 Ex Officio Scott A. gruber gerald M. Larson nathaniel Soper Membership Advisory Committee Thomas H. Cogbill (Chair) 2008-2011 Anita P. Courcoulas 2008-2011 Julian A. Kim 2008-2011 Steven M. Steinberg 2008-2011 Anees Chagpar 2009-2012 Doug Evans 2010-2013 Jon gould 2010-2013 M. Ashraf Mansour 2010-2013 Scott Wilhelm 2010-2013 Ex Officio nathaniel Soper Auditing Committee girma tefera 2010-2011 tara Breslin 2010-2011 Nominating Committee E. Christopher Ellison (Chair) 2008-2011 Richard Bell, Jr 2009-2012 Michael Dalsing 2010-2011 James DeBord 2010-2011 William Turnipseed 2010-2013 CSA 2011 • 7 eDuCAtiOnAL OBJeCtiVes LEARNING OBJECTIVES - this program has been constructed by the Program Committee of the Central Surgical Association and has been selected from abstracts submitted by the membership of the Association. The subject matter selected is a cross-section of cutting edge practices of surgery today. The intention of the program is to add to the basic knowledge and understanding of surgical disease, to analyze the result of new approaches or techniques for managing disease and to examine new concepts in surgical science. ACCREDITATION STATEMENT - This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the American College of Surgeons and the Central Surgical Association. The American College Surgeons is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITS™ - the American College of Surgeons designates this live activity for a maximum of 17.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. American College of Surgeons Division of Education DISCLOSURE INFORMATION - In compliance with ACCME Accreditation Criteria, the American College of Surgeons, as the accredited provider of this activity, must ensure that anyone in a position to control the content of the educational activity has disclosed all relevant financial relationships with any commercial interest. All reported conflicts are managed by a designated official to ensure a bias-free presentation. Please see the insert to this program for the complete disclosure list. 8 • CSA 2011 eDuCAtiOnAL grAnts AnD exhiBitOrs Special thanks to the following companies for their educational support of this event Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. The Central Surgical Association gratefully acknowledges the support of the following exhibiting companies: Astellas Pharma US, Inc. Cubist Pharmaceuticals Elsevier/Mosby/Saunders Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Forest Pharmaceuticals GlaxoSmithKline Merck Molnlycke Healthcare Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Olympus Surgical America StarSurgical, Inc. Two-Six Group U.S. Army Health Care CSA 2011 • 9 sCheDuLe OF eVents WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 2011 3:00pm - 4:30pm Council Meeting - Nicolet B 3:00pm - 6:00pm CSA Registration - Mackinac Bridge 3:00pm - 6:00pm Exhibit Setup - Marquette 4:30pm - 5:30pm CSA Foundation Meeting - Nicolet B THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2011 6:00am - 7:15am exhibit Set-up - Marquette 6:00am - 5:00pm CSA Registration - Mackinac Bridge 7:00am - 8:00am Continental Breakfast for Physicians - Marquette 7:30am - 3:30pm exhibits open - Marquette 8:00am - 10:00am Spouse & Companion Breakfast - Michelangelo 8:00am - 10:00am Scientific Session: Local Program - Mackinac Ballroom 10:00am - 10:15am Refreshment Break & Exhibits - Marquette 10:15am - 10:45am Case Presentation: Trauma - Mackinac Ballroom 10 • CSA 2011 sCheDuLe OF eVents (continued) 10:45am - 11:15am Case Presentation: Upper gI - Mackinac Ballroom 11:15am - 11:45am Case Presentation:Vascular - Mackinac Ballroom 11:45am - 12:15pm Case Presentation: Breast - Mackinac Ballroom 12:15am - 1:15pm Lunch Break - on own 1:15pm - 2:45pm Scientific Session I - Mackinac Ballroom 2:45pm - 3:15pm Refreshment Break & Exhibits - Marquette 3:15pm - 5:15pm Scientific Session II - Mackinac Ballroom 6:30pm - 8:30pm Welcome Reception - Detroit Institute of Arts FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2011 7:00am - 5:00pm CSA Registration - Mackinac Bridge 7:00am - 8:00am Continental Breakfast for Physicians - Michelangelo 7:30am - 4:00pm exhibits open - Marquette 8:00am - 10:00am Spouse & Companion Breakfast - Michelangelo CSA 2011 • 11 sCheDuLe OF eVents (continued) 8:00am - 9:30am Scientific Session III - Mackinac Ballroom 9:30am - 10:00am Refreshment Break & Exhibits - Marquette 10:00am - 11:15am Scientific Session IV - Mackinac Ballroom 11:15am - 11:30am CSA Foundation Awards - Mackinac Ballroom 11:30am - 12:15pm Address of the President - Mackinac Ballroom 12:15pm - 1:15pm President's Luncheon for New Members - Michelangelo 1:15pm - 3:30pm Scientific Session V - A - Mackinac Ballroom 1:15pm - 3:30pm Scientific Session V - B - Brule 3:30pm - 4:00pm Refreshment Break: Exhibitor Introductions - Marquette 4:00pm - 5:15pm Debate: Single Incision Laparoscopy - Mackinac Ballroom 5:15pm - 5:45pm Annual Business Meeting - Mackinac Ballroom 7:00pm - 10:00pm Annual Reception and Dinner - Cartier 12 • CSA 2011 sCheDuLe OF eVents (continued) SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2011 7:00am - 11:15am CSA Registration - Mackinac Bridge 7:00am - 8:00am Continental Breakfast for Physicians & Spouses - Mackinac Bridge 8:00am - 9:30am Scientific Session VI - Mackinac Ballroom 9:30am - 9:45am Refreshment Break - Mackinac Bridge 9:45am - 11:15am Scientific Session VII - Mackinac Ballroom CSA 2011 • 13 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM Local Program Sponsored by Wayne State University School of Medicine Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 8:00am – 10:00am Moderator: Scott A. Gruber, MD, PhD, MBA NOTE: The Local Program will be held at the Marriott at Renaissance Center Larry Stephenson, MD, Professor of Surgery: "Some Reflections on Detroit Surgeons During the Past 300 Years" Larry Diebel, MD, Professor of Surgery: "The Intestinal Barrier Under Stress: A Toll-Story" Alfred Baylor, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery: "The Pulmonary Percussion Diagnostic Device: A New Look at an Old Problem" Michael D. Klein, MD, Professor of Surgery: "Raman Spectroscopy for Surgical Diagnosis" Scott A. Gruber, MD, PhD, MBA, Professor of Surgery: "Raman Spectrographic Detection of Acute Renal Allograft Rejection" David Edelman, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery: "Modern Education Theory Applied to Surgical Simulation" 14 • CSA 2011 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) Case Presentations Co-Moderators: David Mahvi, MD; Ronald J. Weigel, MD Trauma Case Presentation Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 10:15am – 10:45am Moderator: John Weigelt, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin Panelists: JamesTyburski, MD, Wayne State University; Glen Franklin, MD, University of Louisville, Steven Steinberg, MD, The Ohio State University Upper GI Case Presentation Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 10:45am – 11:15am Moderator: E. Christopher Ellison, MD, The Ohio State University Panelists: Jon Gould, MD, University of Wisconsin; Roger Keith, University of Saskatchewa, Donald Weaver, Wayne State University Vascular Case Presentation Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 11:15am – 11:45am Moderator: Mark K. Eskandari, MD, Northwestern University - Feinberg Panelists: Daniel J. Reddy, MD, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Peter K. Henke, MD, University of Michigan Health Systems, Melina R. Kibbe, MD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Breast Case Presentation Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 11:45am – 12:15pm Moderator: Nora Hansen, MD, Northwestern University - Feinberg School of Medicine Panelists: Lisa Newman, MD, University of Michigan; Elizabeth Shaughnessy, MD, University of Cincinnati, Carol Scott-Conner, MD, University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics CSA 2011 • 15 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) Scientific Sessions I & II Thursday, March 17, 2011 | 1:15pm – 5:15pm Moderator: Michael S. Nussbaum, MD 1. RECONSTRUCTION AFTER MAJOR CHEST WALL RESECTION: EXCELLENT RESPIRATORY OUTCOMES OF AUTOLOGOUS TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION WITHOUT RIGID FIXATION WC Hanna, KM McKendy, LE Ferri, C Sirois, DS Mulder* McGill University Health Centre 2. LAPAROSCOPIC ANTIREFLUX SURGERY PREVENTS ASPIRATION OF PEPSIN AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANTATION CS Davis, PW Lundberg, L Ramirez, J Gagermeier, EJ Kovacs, PM Fisichella* Loyola University Medical Center 3. DOES THE INTERVAL FROM IMAGING TO OPERATION AFFECT THE RATE OF OCCULT METASTASES ENCOUNTERED DURING OPERATION FOR PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA? JA Glant, JA Waters, MG House, NJ Zyromski*, AJ Nakeeb*, HA Pitt*, KD Lillemoe*, CM Schmidt* Indiana University Department of Surgery 4. A COMPARISON OF FUTURE RECRUITMENT NEEDS IN URBAN AND RURAL HOSPITALS: THE RURAL IMPERATIVE TE Williams*, B Satiani*, EC Ellison* The Ohio State University 5. ALBUMIN IS A BETTER PREDICTOR OF OUTCOMES THAN BODY MASS INDEX FOLLOWING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFTING CM Bhamidipati, DJ LaPar, GS Mehta, JA Kern, GR Upchurch*, IL Kron, G Ailawadi University of Virginia School of Medicine 16 • CSA 2011 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) 6. IMPROVING BREAST CANCER CARE THROUGH A REGIONAL QUALITY COLLABORATIVE TM Breslin*, J Caughran, J Pettinga, C Wessen, A Mehringer, M Yin, D Share, S Silver University of Michigan 7. IS PREOPERATIVE RESPONSE TO STEROID THERAPY PREDICTIVE OF RESPONSE TO SPLENECTOMY IN CHILDREN WITH IMMUNE THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA? L Hollander, C Leys, B Weil, F Rescorla* Indiana University Department of Surgery 8. TUMOR VOLUME AND PERCENT POSITIVE LYMPH NODES AS A PREDICTOR OF 5 YEAR SURVIVAL IN COLORECTAL CANCER LS Poritz*, R Sehgal, K Hartnett, A Berg, WA Koltun* The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center 9. LOWER EXTREMITY VASCULAR INJURIES: INCREASED MORTALITY FOR MINORITIES AND THE UNINSURED M Crandall*, A Haider, T Esposito*, K Brasel* Northwestern University Scientific Sessions III & IV Friday, March 18, 2011 | 8:00am – 11:15am Moderator: S. Michael Nussbaum, MD 10. PNEUMONIA IN THE ICU, IS EVERY ONE PREVENTABLE? WL Wahl*, C Zalewski, MR Hemmila* University of Michigan 11. USE OF ANTIBIOTICS ALONE FOR TREATMENT OF UNCOMPLICATED ACUTE APPENDICITIS – A META ANALYSIS KJM Liu*, L Fogg, TJ Johnson Rush University Medical Center CSA 2011 • 17 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) 12. COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF BARIATRIC SURGERY AND NON-SURGICAL THERAPY IN ADULTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS (T2DM) AND CLASS I OBESITY FJ Serrot, D Leslie, RB Dorman, J Anderson, B Sick, B Slusarek, H Buchwald*, S Ikramuddin* University of Minnesota 13. DONATION AFTER CARDIAC DEATH: A TWENTY-NINE YEAR EXPERIENCE IN KIDNEY, LIVER, PANCREAS AND LUNG TRANSPLANTATION AM D'Alessandro*, JM Bellingham, NA Neidlinger, LA Fernandez, DP Foley, JD Mezrich, JS Odorico, NC De Oliveira, RB Love, HW Sollinger* University of Wisconsin 14. RISK STRATIFICATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SUBSEQUENT PNEUMONIA AFTER A NON-DIAGNOSTIC BRONCHO-ALVEOLAR LAVAGE I Qureshi,Y McCarter, A Kerwin, J Tepas, (M Nussbaum) University of Florida at Jacksonville 15. THE ADDITION OF A NURSE PRACTIONER TO AN INPATIENT SURGICAL TEAM RESULTS IN IMPROVED UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES L Robles, E Ladwig-Scott, D Zank, MK Larson, M Slogoff*, G Aranha*, M Shoup* Loyola University Medical Center 16. IN-HOUSE DIRECT SUPERVISION BY AN ATTENDING IS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH BINJURYLUNT SPLENIC JA Claridge*, JW Carter,WH Leukhard, MA Malangoni* MetroHealth Medical Center 18 • CSA 2011 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) CSA Foundation Awards Friday, March 18, 2011 | 11:15am – 11:30am Address of the President Friday, March 18, 2011 11:30am – 12:15pm The Gavel Box, Michael S. Nussbaum, MD Scientific Session V-A Friday, March 18, 2011 | 1:15pm – 3:30pm Moderator: C. Max Schmidt, MD 17A. RISING HOSPITAL COSTS FOR CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE COLITIS: HOSPITAL TYPE MATTERS. DB Stewart, L Wang, (WA Koltun) Penn State Hershey Medical Center 18A. H2 BLOCKERS DECREASED GUT MUCUS PRODUCTION AND LEAD TO BARRIER DYSFUNCTION IN VITRO LN Diebel*, DM Liberati Wayne State University 19A. CITRULLINE:A POTENTIAL IMMUNOMODULATOR IN SEPSIS T Asgeirsson, S Zhang, C Mascarenhas, R Nunoo, A Senagore* Spectrum Health, Grand Rapids, MI University of Southern California, Los Angeles,CA 20A. GENERAL SURGERY TRAINING WITHOUT ADVANCED LAPAROSCOPIC FELLOWS: THE IMPACT ON RESIDENTS AND PATIENTS JG Linn, E Hungness*, S Clark, A Nagle, E Wang, NJ Soper* Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine CSA 2011 • 19 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) 21A. EVALUATING RESIDENT OPERATIVE PERFORMANCE: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EXPERT OPINIONS. HA Sanfey, RG Williams, P Chen, GL Dunnington Southern Illinois University School of Medicine 22A. TEAM TRAINING CAN IMPROVE OPERATING ROOM PERFORMANCE RA Forse, R McQuillan Creighton University Scientific Session V-B Friday, March 18, 2011 | 1:15pm – 3:30pm Moderator: Tina Yen, MD 23B. MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY AFTER BOWEL RESECTION FOR ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA PK Gupta, B Natarajan, HGupta, X Fang, RJ Fitzgibbons Jr.* Creighton University 24B. LATE ABDOMINAL AORTIC ENDOGRAFT EXPLANTS: INDICATIONS AND OUTCOMES SV Phade, ML Keldahl, MD Morasch*, HE Rodriguez, WH Pearce*, MR Kibbe*, and MK Eskandari* Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine 25B. PRIMARY TUMOR SIZE, NOT RACE, DETERMINES OUTCOMES IN WOMEN WITH HORMONE-RESPONSIVE BREAST CANCER AB Chagpar, CR Crutcher, LB Cornwell, KM McMasters Yale University and University of Louisville 26B. SAMPLING OF SECONDARY MARGINS REDUCES NEED FOR RE-EXCISION AFTER PARTIAL MASTECTOMY JA Guidroz; G Larrieux; J Liao; S L Sugg*; CEH Scott-Conner*; R J Weigel* University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics 20 • CSA 2011 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) 27B. A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE USE OF INTRAOPERTIVE CHOLANGIOGRAM IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS LE Tabone, S Sarker*, PM Fisichella*, M Conlon, E Fernando, S Yi, FA Luchette* Loyola University Medical Center 28B. SINGLE-INCISION LAPAROSCOPIC COLECTOMY FOR CANCER: ASSESSMENT OF ONCOLOGIC RESECTION IN A CASE-MATCHED COMPARISON TO STANDARD LAPAROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES HT Papaconstantinou, JS Thomas,(TC Lairmore) Scott & White Memorial Hospital Debate: Single Incision Laparoscopy Friday, March 18, 2011 4:00pm – 5:15pm Moderator: David Mahvi, MD Presenters: L. Michael Brunt, MD – Washington University School of Medicine; Jeffrey Hazey, MD; The Ohio State University CSA Annual Business Meeting Friday, March 18, 2011 | 5:15pm – 5:45pm CSA 2011 • 21 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) Scientific Sessions VI & VII Saturday, March 19, 2011 | 8:00am – 11:15am Moderator: Gerald Fried, MD 29. OPTIMIZINg THE MANAgEMENT OF CUTANEOUS MelAnoMA in the elDeRlY C Tragos, TJ Hieken* Rush Medical College and NorthShore University HealthSystem 30. ASSESSMENT OF PLATELET TRANSFUSION FOR REVERSAL OF PLATELET INHIBITORS FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY JT Bautz, JL Sperry, AM Bachelani, AC Corcos, TR Billiar*, AB Peitzman*, GT Marshall University of Pittsburgh Medical Center 31. ADVERSE OUTCOMES OF PREOPERATIVE ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND (EUS) AND BIOPSY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING DISTAL PANCREATECTOMY MG House, JD Beane, JM DeWitt, M Al-Haddad, GA Cote, JL LeBlanc, S Sherman, CM Schmidt*, NJ Zyromski*, A Nakeeb*, TJ Howard*, HA Pitt*, KD Lillemoe* Indiana University School of Medicine 32. CHANGES IN SERUM PROTEIN LEVELS IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS PATIENTS FOLLOWING PROCTOCOLECTOMY R. Sehgal, JP Hegarty, AA Kelly, DM Pastor, LS Poritz*, Z Lin, K Vrana WA Koltun* Penn State Hershey Medical Center 33. THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF OBESITY ON SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS IS IMPROVED WITHIN DAYS AFTER ROUX-EN Y GASTRIC BYPASS FJ Serrot, B Frohnert, R Foncea, RB Dorman, D Leslie, B Slusarek, DA Bernlohr, S Ikramuddin* University of Minnesota 22 • CSA 2011 sCientiFiC PrOgrAM (continued) 34. IMPACT OF WITHDRAWAL OF CARE ON TRAUMA MORTALITY GA Franklin, RM Cannon, JW Smith, BG Harbrecht, JD Richardson* University of Louisville 35. IMPACT OF PREINJURY WARFARIN AND ANTIPLATELET AGENTS ON OUTCOMES OF TRAUMA PATIENTS C Jahraus, L Salem, T Arnold, A Ata, C Rosati, DJ Bonville Albany Medical College 36. PRIMARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM WITH A HISTORY OF HEAD AND NECK IRRADIATION: THE CONSEQUENCES OF ASSOCIATED THYROID TUMORS SD Wilson*, EA Krzywda, KM Doffek, TS Wang*, DB Evans*, TW Yen* Medical College of Wisconsin CSA 2011 • 23 ABstrACts 1. RECONSTRUCTION AFTER MAJOR CHEST WALL RESECTION: ExCELLENT RESPIRATORy OUTCOMES OF AUTOLOgOUS TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION WITHOUT RIgID FIxATION WC Hanna, KM McKendy, LE Ferri, C Sirois, DS Mulder* Mcgill University, Montreal, QC Introduction: Resection of chest wall tumors frequently requires complex reconstruction with either autologous or prosthetic tissue. Chest wall stability is important in preventing respiratory complications, and rigid fixation with methacrylate or metallic prostheses (plate and screws) has traditionally been advocated as the best method to achieve this effect. However, these approaches are frequently complicated by infection, pain, and rigid deformities. The following study highlights the positive outcomes of our experience with autologous tissue and soft prosthesis reconstruction of the chest wall without rigid fixation. Methods: After ethics board approval, all patients who underwent major resection of primary or secondary chest wall tumors (non-lung cancer) in a tertiary care institution between 2005-10 were identified from a prospectively entered database. Cases were stratified into two separate groups; those who underwent reconstruction with autologous tissue alone (Autologous) and those who underwent reconstruction with a prosthetic mesh (Prosthesis). No patients underwent rigid fixation with methacrylate or plates and screws. Fisher's exact test was used to determine statistical significance (p<0.05). Results: Thirty-seven patients were identified over a five-year period: 21 in the Autologous group and 16 in the Prosthesis group. Half of patients (50%) were men and the mean age across the both groups was 51 years old. Sarcoma was the most common indication for resection (42%) followed by neurofibromas (38%), desmoids tumors (15%) and metastases to the chest wall (8%). In the Autologous group, 31% of patients received neo-adjuvant chemotherapy and/or radiation treatment, versus only 9% in the Prosthesis group (p= 0.01). The mean size of the defect created in the chest wall was 165 cm2 in the Prosthesis group and 87 cm2 in the Autologous group (p<0.05). Of the patients in the Prosthesis group, 66% required a construction of a muscle flap to cover the prosthesis. The rate of immediate post- 24 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) operative extubation was 100% (21/21) in the Prosthesis group and 91%(15/16) in the Autologous group (p=NS). However, no patient in the Autologous group required ventilation for more than 24 hours post-operatively. One patient in the Autologous group developed a post-operative pneumonia (4.8%) versus no patients in the Prosthesis group (p=NS). The rate of prosthesis infection requiring mesh removal in the Prosthesis group was 12.5%. There were no mortalities in the 1000 Category 1 Category 2 800 Category 3 600 400 200 # of Patients 0 Pre-DIFc Post-DIFc post-operative period. Conclusion: The respiratory outcomes of chest wall resection and reconstruction without rigid fixation are excellent and no different between autologous reconstruction alone or reconstruction with a prosthetic mesh. Use of prosthetic mesh should be reserved for large defects and otherwise avoided because of significant risk of infection and reoperation. NOTES CSA 2011 • 25 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 26 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 2. LAPAROSCOPIC ANTIREFLUx SURgERy PREVENTS ASPIRATION OF PEPSIN AFTER LUNg TRANSPLANTATION CS Davis, PW Lundberg, L Ramirez, J gagermeier, EJ Kovacs, PM Fisichella* Loyola University Medical Center, Stritch School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Maywood, IL Purpose: To determine, in lung transplant patients, if laparoscopic antireflux surgery (LARS) is an effective means to prevent aspiration as defined by the presence of pepsin in the bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL). Methods: Between September 2009 and June 2010, we collected BAL fluid from 37 lung transplant patients at the time of routine surveillance for rejection, or when clinically indicated by diminished pulmonary function (sustained drop of FEV1 > 10% of baseline for 1 week). The BAL fluid was tested for pepsin by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Pepsin was also tested by ELISA in the BAL fluid of 11 healthy volunteers (control group). Of the 37 lung transplant patients, 25 underwent ambulatory pH-monitoring and 12 underwent LARS for gastroesophageal reflux disease (gERD). We then compared the pepsin levels in the BAL of those with gERD (n=15), those without gERD (n=10), controls (n=11), and those who underwent LARS (n=12). Results: Our results show that lung transplant patients with gERD had significantly more pepsin in their BAL fluid than lung transplant patients who underwent LARS (p=0.038), and that pepsin was undetectable in the BAL fluid of controls (Figure 1). Conclusion: To our knowledge this is the only that has compared pepsin in the BAL fluid from lung transplant patients with and without LARS. Our data show that: 1) the detection of pepsin in the BAL fluid proves aspiration, as it is not present in healthy volunteers, and 2) that LARS appears effective as a measure to prevent the aspiration of gastroesophageal refluxate in the lung transplant population. We believe that these findings provide a mechanism for those studies that suggest that LARS may prevent nonallogenic injury to the transplanted lungs from aspiration of gastroesophageal refluxate. CSA 2011 • 27 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 28 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 3. DOES THE INTERVAL FROM IMAgINg TO OPERATION AFFECT THE RATE OF OCCULT METASTASES ENCOUNTERED DURINg OPERATION FOR PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA? JA glant, JA Waters, Mg House, NJ Zyromski*, AJ Nakeeb*, HA Pitt*, KD Lillemoe*, CM Schmidt* Indiana University Department of Surgery, Indianapolis, IN PURPOSE: Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is an aggressive malignancy with a propensity for early metastasis. It is not uncommon to encounter occult metastatic disease at the time of operative exploration. Our objective was to examine the effect of the time interval between preoperative imaging and attempted resection on rates of unanticipated metastatic disease encountered at operation. We hypothesize that imaging obtained less than four weeks prior to operation will result in lower rates of occult metastases (OM) encountered at operation. METHODS: Between January 2004 and December 2009, patients undergoing planned pancreatic resection for PDAC at a high volume pancreatic surgery center were compiled. Exclusion criteria were neoadjuvant therapy, prior pancreatic resection, or exploratory surgery with suspicion for metastatic disease. Review and analysis of clinical, radiographic, operative, and pathologic data was undertaken. Frequency of OM and outcome of resection was compared with the interval between most recent cross-sectional imaging (dual-phase contrast- enhanced CT or MRI if contraindication to CT) and operation (IOI). RESULTS: 487 patients met eligibility requirements for the study: 430 (88%) proximal and 57 (12%) distal PDAC. 202 (41%) patients had their most recent imaging performed at an outside institution, and no difference in the rates of OM was observed whether imaging was conducted at our institution or at an outside institution (p>0.05). Of 329 with complete imaging information for analysis, OM were discovered in 60 (18%): 52 (18%) of 293 proximal PDAC and 8 (22%) of 36 distal PDAC. In proximal PDAC patients (see figure), there was a linear relationship in the frequency of OM as a function of the weekly IOI (R2 = 0.99; p=0.006). Furthermore, compared to an IOI of <3 weeks, an IOI of >3 weeks was associated with a greater than twofold CSA 2011 • 29 ABstrACts (continued) increase in the incidence of OM (12% vs 25%: p<0.01). For distal PDAC, no significant difference in the frequency of OM as a function of IOI was observed. CONCLUSION: For proximally located PDAC, the rate of occult metastases increases with IOI. Performing imaging at our institution was not associated with an improvement in the detection of metastases. Obtaining timely diagnostic imaging for proximal PDAC may improve the accuracy of preoperative staging and reduce the number of unnecessary operations. IOI N No OM OM OM (%) (Days) 14-20 48 43 5 10.4 21-27 66 53 13 19.7 28-34 28 21 7 25.0 35-41 23 15 8 34.8 165 132 33 NOTES 30 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES CSA 2011 • 31 ABstrACts (continued) 4. A COMPARISON OF FUTURE RECRUITMENT NEEDS IN URBAN AND RURAL HOSPITALS: THE RURAL IMPERATIVE TE Williams*, B Satiani*, EC Ellison* The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Purpose: The potential impact of shortages of the surgical workforce on both urban and rural hospitals is undefined . There is a predicted a shortage of 30,000 surgeons by 2030 and the need to train and hire more than 100,000 surgeons. The aim of this study is to estimate the average recruitment needs in our nation's hospitals for seven surgical specialties (see table) to ensure adequate access to surgical care as the U.S. population grows to 364 million by 2030. Methods: We used the census figure of 309 million in 2010 for U.S. population. Currently there are estimated to be 3,012 urban hospitals and 1,998 rural hospitals in the U.S. (American Hospital Association's Trend Watch report, 2009). At present 253 million people (82 % of the population of 309 million in 2010) receive healthcare in urban hospitals; 56 million people receive healthcare in rural hospitals (18%). We assumed a work force model based on previous publications, equal population growth in all geographic areas, recruitment by rural hospitals limited to OB-gyN, general Surgery, and Orthopedics, and that the percentage of the population receiving care at urban and rural hospitals will stay constant. to obtain the uRBAn AnD RuRAl hoSPitAlS ReCRuitMent gOALS 2011 TO 2030, Column 3, we multiply Column 2 by .82 for the urban hospitals and by .18 for the rural hospitals. To calculate TOTAL HIRES PER yEAR 2011 TO 2030 in Column 4 we divide Column 3 by 20 years. To obtain the TOTAL HIRES PER HOSPITAL, Column 5, we divide Column 3 by 3,012 for the urban hospitals and 1,998 for the rural hospitals. Results: See Table. Conclusions: The average urban hospital must hire and retain almost thirty surgeons in the next 20 years to achieve the desired goal; the rural hospitals must hire and retain seven. Rural hospitals will be in competition with urban hospitals for hiring from a limited pool of 32 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) surgeons. As urban hospitals have a socioeconomic advantage in hiring, surgical care in rural areas may be at risk. It is imperative that each rural hospital analyze local future healthcare needs and devise strategies that will enhance hiring and retention to optimize access to surgical care. SPeCiAltY totAl uRBAn AnD totAl hiReS oR neeDeD RuRAl hiReS PeR loCAtion to Be hoSPitAlS PeR YeAR hoSPitAl tRAineD ReCRuitMent AnD hiReD goAlS 2011 to 2030 2011 to 2030 2011 to 2030 uRBAn oB-gYn 37,636 30,862 1,543 10.2 oRtho 17,355 14,231 712 4.7 geneRAl 22,525 18,471 924 6.1 ent 8,516 6,983 349 4.7 uRologY 9,084 7,449 372 2.5 neuRo 2,728 2,237 112 0.7 thoRACiC 3,994 3,275 164 1.1 uRBAn totAlS 83,507 4,175 27.7 RuRAl oB-gYn 37,636 6,774 339 3.4 oRtho 17,355 3,124 156 1.6 geneRAl 22,525 4,055 203 2.0 RuRAl totAlS 13,953 698 7.0 NOTES CSA 2011 • 33 ABstrACts (continued) 5. ALBUMIN IS A BETTER PREDICTOR OF OUTCOMES THAN BODy MASS INDEx FOLLOWINg CORONARy ARTERy ByPASS gRAFTINg CM Bhamidipati, DJ LaPar, gS Mehta, JA Kern, gR Upchurch*, IL Kron, g Ailawadi University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville,VA OBJECTIVE: Body Mass Index (BMI) is used to risk stratify outcomes after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABg). Albumin is a well known mortality indicator, and is not routinely collected by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) database. We postulate that preoperative serum albumin might be a relevant predictor of outcomes and mortality following CABg. METHODS: BMI from patients with serum albumin level obtained within 6 months of isolated CABg at our center between 1995-2010 were identified by our institutional and STS databases. Patients were stratified using National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute standards (Underweight, Normal, Overweight, Obese, Extremely Obese) and by Preoperative serum albumin levels (<= 2, 2-3, 3-4 or >= 4g/dl). Preoperative risk, operative factors, and outcomes were analyzed. RESULTS: From 6,010 isolated CABg patients, 2,794 were analyzed, and overall mortality was 3% (84/2794). Unadjusted mortality was highest in the normal BMI group (P<0.05), and when albumin levels were 2-3g/dl (P=0.02). Albumin and BMI were not linearly associated, and although ejection fraction (EF) and intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) use were similar across BMI groups, EF was lowest and IABP use highest when albumin was 2-3g/dl (P<0.001, respectively). Intensive care stay was similar across BMI groups, but was longest when albumin was <= 2g/ dl (P=0.02). Moreover, risk adjusted prolonged ventilation was not influenced by any BMI group, while increasing serum albumin was protective (P=0.001). Importantly, adjusted mortality was not influenced by BMI (adjusted odds ratio [AOR] 0.97, 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.93-1.02), and reduced with increasing levels of albumin (AOR 0.61, 34 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 95% CI 0.42-0.90). CONCLUSIONS: Serum albumin influences mortality and morbidity in patients undergoing isolated CABg. Albumin may be a better outcomes indicator than BMI, and patients scheduled for coronary surgery should undergo preoperative serum albumin evaluation. NOTES CSA 2011 • 35 ABstrACts (continued) 6. IMPROVINg BREAST CANCER CARE THROUgH A REgIONAL QUALITy COLLABORATIVE TM Breslin*, J Caughran, J Pettinga, C Wessen, A Mehringer, M yin, D Share, S Silver University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI PURPOSE: Regional collaborative organizations provide an effective structure for improving the quality of surgical care. With low complication rates and a long latency between surgical care and outcomes such as survival and local recurrence, quality measurement in breast cancer surgery is ideally suited to process measures. Core needle versus surgical biopsy rates for breast cancer diagnosis are measurable and amenable to change at the provider level. We present initial results from our analysis of institutional variation in diagnostic breast biopsy technique within a regional breast cancer quality collaborative. METHODS: Established in 2006, the Michigan Breast Oncology Quality Initiative (MiBOQI) consists of 14 hospitals collecting data on breast cancer care using the National Comprehensive Cancer Centers Network (NCCN) Oncology Outcomes Database Project platform to analyze and compare breast cancer practices and outcomes amongst member institutions. Institutional Review Board approval is obtained at each site. Data are submitted electronically to the NCCN and analyzed for concordance with practice guidelines. Aggregate and blinded data are shared with project directors and institutions at collaborative meetings, and ongoing practice patterns are observed for change. We analyzed variation in breast biopsy technique for initial cancer diagnosis over time and between institutions. Diagnostic biopsies were categorized as core needle, surgical excisional, surgical incisional, and other surgical biopsy. RESULTS: Procedural data for 8093 patients treated for breast cancer from November 2006 through 2009 were analyzed. The mean patient age was 59.5 years (range 25.4-90.0). Within MiBOQI, 21% of patients underwent surgical biopsy for initial diagnosis. The percentage of patients undergoing surgical biopsy ranged from 7-38%, and the majority of surgical biopsies were classified as excisional biopsies. Patients with 36 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) DCIS were more likely to undergo surgical biopsy compared to those with invasive cancer (30.4% vs. 17.8%) p<.001). There was no association between biopsy type and patient age, race, or comorbidity. Data on biopsy technique were shared with site project directors and a target surgical biopsy rate of <15% was chosen by consensus. Site project directors disseminated the data to their institutions and developed action plans for provider and patient education. During the study period, the percentage of cases undergoing surgical biopsy for the MiBOQI collaborative decreased from 23.1% to 19.4% (p<.001). CONCLUSION: The regional quality collaborative model can be used to collect, analyze and disseminate quality of surgical breast care data to organizations and treating physicians. These data can be used to describe patterns of care and make comparisons over time and between organizations. Furthermore, these data can be used to set regional quality standards and provide an avenue for physician led quality improvement. Cancer type AA (n = 582) CORR (n = 11,155) p value All 10.14% (n = 59) 6.97% (n = 778) 0.004 Prostate 2.41% 0.33% <0.0001 Renal Cell 1.89% 0.64% 0.0004 PtlDa 1.20% 1.12% nS Lung 1.20% 0.97% nS Colorectal 0.52% 0.46% nS Pancreas 0.52% 0.06% 0.01 Larynx 0.34% 0.07% nS Breast 0.34% 0.47% nS Esophagus 0.34% 0.04% 0.04 Cervix 0.17% 0.05% nS oral 0.00% 0.73% 0.02 Melanoma 0.00% 0.18% nS Bladder 0.00% 0.21% nS CSA 2011 • 37 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 38 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 7. IS PREOPERATIVE RESPONSE TO STEROID THERAPy PREDICTIVE OF RESPONSE TO SPLENECTOMy IN CHILDREN WITH IMMUNE THROMBOCyTOPENIC PURPURA? Lindsay Hollander, Charles Leys, Brent Weil, Frederick Rescorla* Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN Purpose: Previous studies have suggested that a favorable response to pre-operative steroid therapy predicts a successful outcome after splenectomy in children with immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). However, the results of some more recent studies have found no correlation, or even a negative correlation, between response to steroids and response to splenectomy. The purpose of this study is to further examine the relationship between steroid response and outcome after splenectomy in children. Methods: After IRB approval, children who underwent splenectomy for ITP were identified and records reviewed retrospectively. Patient response to medical and surgical therapies were determined by platelet counts. Patients were grouped by complete response (CR, >= 150,000/ µL), partial response (PR, 149,999 to >= 50,000), or no response (NR, <50,000). Results: Thirty-seven children, age 10 ± 5 years, were identified. Following steroid therapy, 20 patients (54%) had CR, 9 patients (24%) had PR, and 8 patients (22%) had a NR. After splenectomy, 31 patients (84%) had CR and 6 patients (16%) had PR. No children in the group had NR to splenectomy. Of the 20 patients that had a CR to steroid therapy, 18 (80%) had CR and 2 (20%) had PR to splenectomy. Out of the 9 patients that had a PR to steroids, 7 (78%) had CR to splenectomy and 2 (22%) had PR. Of the 8 patients that had a NR to steroids, 6 (75%) had CR and 2 (25%) had PR to splenectomy. Statistical analysis with Fisher's Exact test found no significant correlation between any of the three categories of response to steroid therapy when compared against response to splenectomy (P = 0.59). Additionally, the group with CR to splenectomy was compared against the group with PR to splenectomy, and no statistically significant differences were found between the groups for the following variables: age at diagnosis, age at splenectomy, sex, race, co-morbidities, platelet count at diagnosis, CSA 2011 • 39 ABstrACts (continued) platelet count at time of operation, time between diagnosis and splenectomy, postoperative relapse, and response to preoperative intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg), intravenous anti-Rho(D) immune globulin (WinRho), or rituximab. Conclusion: These data suggest that response to preoperative steroids is not predictive of outcome to splenectomy in children with ITP. These results challenge the longstanding belief that a good response to steroids predicts a favorable response to splenectomy. Additionally, 58.4 24 Thromboembolic 21 Complications (Chi-sq for trend<0.0001) 18 Thrombocytosis (Chi-sq for trend<0.0001) 15 % patients 12 9 6 y = 1.0056e 0.3516x R2 = 0.9802 3 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 + LOS ICU (days) our results also challenge the more recent studies suggesting that a poor response to steroids predicts a good response to splenectomy. TABLE 1: Response to Steroids CR PR nR Response to CR 18 (80%) 7 (78%) 6 (75%) Splenectomy PR 2 (20%) 2 (22%) 2 (25%) 40 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES CSA 2011 • 41 ABstrACts (continued) 8. TUMOR VOLUME AND PERCENT POSITIVE LyMPH NODES AS A PREDICTOR OF 5 yEAR SURVIVAL IN COLORECTAL CANCER LS Poritz*, R Sehgal, K Hartnett, A Berg, WA Koltun* The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA PURPOSE: Patients with stage III colorectal cancer (CRC) are treated with adjuvant therapy, but survival is variable at 5 years. Identifying patients with a worse potential outcome could help direct adjuvant therapy so that those patients are treated more aggressively. Tumor size is not part of the staging system for CRC and alone is not a predictor of survival. We hypothesize that Stage III patients with small tumors have a worse survival than patients with large tumors. METHODS: Patients with Stage III CRC were identified from our registry. Patients with IBD associated CRC, those treated with neoadjuvant therapy, and those with perforated CRC were excluded. The remaining patients were divided into 2 categories, those who died of CRC or have metastatic disease within 5 years of surgery and those that were alive and disease free at 5 years. Patients dying from non-CRC causes before 5 years and patients where cause of death was unknown were excluded. Tumor volume and lymph nodes status was obtained from the pathology report. A ratio of tumor volume to percent positive nodes was calculated for each patient (V:N ratio). groups were compared with t-test. Logistic regression was performed to model the probability of survival after 5 years. RESULTS: 52 patients were identified that met all the criteria. 29 (56%) were alive and tumor free at 5 years. The V:N ratio was statistically significantly higher in patients that survived and were disease free 5 years after surgery for CRC (1.79 ± 0.3) than in those patients who died from CRC within 5 years (0.61 ± 0.11), p=0.0018. Using logistic regression, the V:N ratio was a significant parameter in survival to 5 years, with the coefficient being significant at p=0.003 (see figure). Using this formula the 50% survival point was a V:N ratio of .84 and the 75% survival point was a V:N ratio of 1.33. CONCLUSIONS: 1: Patients who survive 5 years after CRC surgery have a statistically significantly higher V:N ratio than those patients who 42 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) die of disease within 5 years. 2: Patients with small tumors and positive nodes have a lower V:N ratio and a statistically decreased 5 year survival. These patients should be targeted for more aggressive adjuvant therapy. NOTES CSA 2011 • 43 ABstrACts (continued) 9. LOWER ExTREMITy VASCULAR INJURIES: INCREASED MORTALITy FOR MINORITIES AND THE UNINSURED M Crandall*, A Haider, T Esposito*, K Brasel* Northwestern University, Chicago, IL Introduction: There is increasing evidence to suggest that racial disparities exist in outcomes for trauma. Minorities and the uninsured have been found to have higher mortality rates for blunt and penetrating trauma, and worse outcomes after head injuries. The exact mechanisms for these disparities, however, are incompletely understood. We hypothesized that by reducing injury heterogeneity and limiting outcomes analyses to lower extremity vascular injuries (LEVI) only, these disparities would disappear. Methods: The National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB v.7.0, American College of Surgeons) was used for this study. Univariate and multivariate analyses were performed using STATA10. Outcome of interest was mortality and analyses controlled for age>55, gender, race, payer status, injury severity score (ISS)>16, and initial systolic blood pressure (SBP)<60. Results: Of the nearly 5.5 million cases included in the NTDB, 6584 LEVI were identified by ICD-9 codes 904.0-904.8; 3022 blunt, 3500 penetrating, and 4 burns. Penetrating injuries were much more likely to be suffered by minorities (78% vs. 28% for blunt, p<0.001) and the uninsured (31% vs 12% for blunt, p<0.001). They were also younger (mean age 28 vs. 37, p<0.001). Overall mortality was 8% (7.9% for blunt, 8.1% for penetrating). 10% of each group were in shock, with SBP<60 on presentation. Mean ISS was higher for blunt injuriesLogistic regression including mechanism as an independent variable demonstrated increased mortality for minorities (OR 1.47, 95%CI 1.06-1.96, p=0.01) and the uninsured (OR 1.67, 95%CI 1.15-2, p=0.003). When stratified by mechanism, lack of insurance predicted increased mortality for penetrating trauma (OR 1.67, 95%CI 1.16-2.38, p=0.006), but not for blunt (OR 1.28, 95%CI 0.81-2.04, p=0.29), and race was not significant for either mechanism (penet OR 1.67, 95%CI 0.98-2.85, p=0.06; blunt OR 1.39, 95%CI 0.96-2, p=0.08). 44 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusions: These results are disturbing in that, even for a relatively homogenous group of injured patients, those with LEVI, mortality is higher for racial minorities and the uninsured. More research is to better understand and begin to address the factors underlying these disparities. Survival Distribution Function 1.00 1. 00 ____ Brachial-basilic AVF two-staged ____ Brachial-cephalic AVF 0.75 0. 75 ____ Radial-cephalic AVF ____ Graft 0.50 0. 50 0.25 0. 25 0.00 0. 00 0 0 10 10 20 20 30 30 40 40 50 50 a pr i m r y pa t e nc y we e k s S T RAT A: Primary Patency (weeks) VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Br a c hi a l - ba s i l i c AVF t wo- s t a ge d Ce ns or e d VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Br a c hi a l - ba s i l i c AVF t wo- s t a ge d VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Br a c hi a l - c e pha l i c AVF NOTES VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Gr a f t Ce ns or e d VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Gr a f t VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Ra di a l - c e pha l i c AVF Ce ns or e d VAS CUL AR_ ACCE S S 2 =Ra di a l - c e pha l i c AVF CSA 2011 • 45 ABstrACts (continued) 10. PNEUMONIA IN THE ICU, IS EVERy ONE PREVENTABLE? WL Wahl*, C Zalewski, MR Hemmila* University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI PURPOSE: Pneumonia is a major complication for hospitalized patients and recently has come under scrutiny by health care regulating bodies which propose that hospital acquired pneumonia should not be reimbursed and potentially be a "never event." We hypothesized that many of our patients develop pneumonia at the time of their initial traumatic event despite aggressive measures to prevent pneumonia during their hospitalization. METHODS: Retrospective review of all mechanically ventilated patients admitted to a mixed surgical ICU (trauma, general surgery and burns) who developed pneumonia from 2006-2008. All pneumonia culture diagnoses were obtained from bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) specimens, with >= 104 cfu/ml considered a positive result.Ventilator- associated pneumonia (VAP) criteria applied only to those patients mechanically ventilated for more than 48 hours at the time of a positive BAL culture. Aspiration organisms included Strep species, MSSA, H influenzae, Oral flora. This was an IRB approved study. RESULTS: 208 patients underwent BAL, half of which were performed in the first 48 hours after admission for fever, infiltrate on chest radiograph or rising white blood cell count (early BAL group). Of these, 58% (29% of all BAL patients) had positive BAL cultures (pneumonia) but were not VAP. While the predominant organisms in the early BAL group were aspiration type organisms, 18% had resistant pathogens and 17% had other gram negative rods (gNR). This compared to the VAP group with 37% resistant organisms (p=0.04) and 11% other gNR (p=NS). Twenty five patients with <= 104 cfu/ ml on early BAL underwent repeat BAL of which 16 (64%) were later diagnosed with VAP. CONCLUSIONS: Many intubated patients in the surgery ICU had evidence of early pneumonia or bacterial growth within 48 hours after arrival suggesting early infection or colonization occurred prior to ICU admission. In addition, 36% with early bacterial growth had resistant 46 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) organisms or gNR on BAL culture which suggests a patient derived rather than environmentally acquired source. Aspiration Resistant BAL cfu/ml No growth other gnR time of BAl organisms gNR/ N (%) N (%) N (%) N (%) MRSA N (%) <48 hours < 104 44 10 (10) 23 (22) 5 (5) 6 (6) N=105 (42) ≥ 104 61 n/a 36 (34) 13 (13) 12 (11) =pneumonia (58) ≥48 hours < 104 29 7 (7) 15 (14) 4 (4) 3 (3) N=103 (28) ≥ 10 4 74 n/a 32 (31) 34 (33) 8 (8) =VAP (72) NOTES CSA 2011 • 47 ABstrACts (continued) 11. USE OF ANTIBIOTICS ALONE FOR TREATMENT OF unCoMPliCAteD ACute APPenDiCitiS – A MetA AnAlYSiS KJM Liu*, L Fogg, TJ Johnson Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL Antibiotics treatment is now used successfully in many intra-abdominal septic processes, such as colonic diverticulitis, which had been treated surgically in the past. Nonetheless, the use of antibiotics alone in the treatment of acute appendicitis, especially in the absence of an appendiceal mass, phlegmon or abscess, has been controversial. The present report is based on a meta-analysis of existing studies which compared treatment with antibiotics alone to appendectomy in acute appendicitis without an appendiceal mass or abscess. METHODS A Medline search was performed for studies on acute appendicitis comparing antibiotics treatment to appendectomy. Case reports, studies including appendiceal mass or abscess, studies before 1970, or studies using non-conventional approaches were excluded. Eight reports comprised of 1515 patients were identified, and a meta- analysis was performed. RESULTS A normal appendix was found in 7.37±5.09% of patients who underwent appendectomy as the planned treatment. When antibiotics alone were used, 6.51±4.39% patient failed to respond and required surgical intervention in 24 hours to 3 weeks, and acute appendicitis recurred in 11.3±9.40%. The length of stay (LOS) for appendectomy and antibiotics treatment was 4.56±2.78 and 4.72±2.94 days respectively. The complication rate for antibiotics treatment was 3.6±6.5%, while that for appendectomy was 14.7±12.9% including some cases of enterocutaneous fistula (p<.001). CONCLUSION Uniform use of surgery in acute appendicitis without appendiceal mass or abscess resulted in the removal of a normal appendix in many cases with associated clinical and economic costs. On the other hand, a number of patients treated with antibiotics alone failed to respond and required appendectomy. Appendicitis recurred in a number of cases when the initial episode was treated with antibiotics alone, and several recurrences were successfully treated 48 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) again with antibiotics. The LOS was comparable for both treatment approaches. Notably, the complication rates for appendectomy were more than four times higher than those for antibiotics treatment. Clearly, each treatment approach has its own advantages and drawbacks. However, the number of patients studied to date is limited, primarily due to widespread reluctance on the part of surgeons to employ antibiotics alone for the treatment of a traditionally surgical disease. Nonetheless, all existing studies have demonstrated that treatment with antibiotics alone is safe, and prospective randomized trials are warranted to further identify the merits and limitations of each treatment approach in this common disease process. NOTES CSA 2011 • 49 ABstrACts (continued) 12. COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF BARIATRIC SURgERy AND non-SuRgiCAl theRAPY in ADultS With tYPe 2 DiABeteS MellituS (t2DM) AnD ClASS i oBeSitY FJ Serrot, D Leslie, RB Dorman, J Anderson, B Sick, B Slusarek, H Buchwald*, S Ikramuddin* University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN PURPOSE: Currently the the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) is soliciting public comment on the comparative outcomes of bariatric surgery in patients with class I obesity (BMI<35kg/m2). There are no US data available. The randomized studies currently recruiting patients will likely all have a mean BMI above 35 kg/m2 given current inclusion criteria. Outcomes of surgically and medically treated groups of patients with T2DM and class I obesity were compared. METHODS: An Institutional Review Board (IRB) approved database of all patients undergoing Roux-en-y gastric bypass (RygB) or medical management for T2DM at the University of Minnesota Medical Center was reviewed. All surgical patients met initial NIH criteria for bariatric surgery at initial evaluation. A cohort of patients lost weight prior to surgery and BMI was below 35 kg/m2 on the date of surgical intervention. Outcomes and hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) reduction of surgical patients were matched to medically managed patients with class I obesity in which HbA1c data was available greater than 11 months post-intervention. T2DM goal was defined as HbA1c <7.0%, systolic blood pressure <130 mm Hg, and LDL cholesterol <100 gm/dL. Student's T-test was used for analysis RESULTS: 14 patients undergoing RygB and 12 patients managed medically were identified with class I obesity and T2DM. In the RygB group, mean pre-op BMI was 34.2kg/m2 and mean age was 55.5 years. At average follow-up interval of 35 months, mean BMI was 25 kg/m2, mean percent excess weight loss (%EWL) was 82.4, mean percent weight loss (%WL) was 27, mean HbA1c decreased from 8.0% to 6.5% (p=0.005) and a composite T2DM medication score decreased from 2.4% to 0.8%. In the medical group, initial mean BMI was 31.7 kg/ m2 and mean age was 60.1 years. At average follow-up interval of 46 50 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) months, mean BMI increased to 34.6 kg/m2. All but one patient gained weight (mean %EWL was -89 and mean %WL was -10.9). Mean HbA1c increased from 6.6% to 7.3%, and a composite T2DM medication score increased from 1.4 to 3.8. Only 25% of patients were at T2DM goal with medical management compared with 79% of RygB patients (p<0.05) CONCLUSION: RygB appears safe for patients with a BMI <35 Kg/ m2. In comparison to medical management more patients reach goal with fewer medications than patients undergoing medical management. This paper provides important preliminary US data for design of controlled clinical trials and policy considerations. NOTES CSA 2011 • 51 ABstrACts (continued) 13. DONATION AFTER CARDIAC DEATH: A TWENTy-NINE yEAR ExPERIENCE IN KIDNEy, LIVER, PANCREAS AND LUNg tRAnSPlAntAtion AM D'Alessandro*, JM Bellingham, NA Neidlinger, LA Fernandez, DP Foley, JD Mezrich, JS Odorico, NC De Oliveira, RB Love, HW Sollinger* University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI PURPOSE: To report the long-term outcomes of 1218 organs transplanted from donation after cardiac death (DCD) donors from January 1980 through December 2008. METHODS: 1218 organs were transplanted into 1137 recipients from 577 DCD donors. This includes 1038 kidneys (RTx), 87 livers (LTx), 72 pancreas (PTx), and 21 DCD lungs. The outcomes were compared to 3470 RTx, 1157 LTx, 903 PTx and 409 lung transplants from donors after brain death (DBD). RESULTS: In contrast to the overall kidney transplant experience, the most recent 16-year period (n=396 DCD and 1,937 DBD) revealed no difference in patient and graft survival, rejection rates or surgical complications but delayed graft function was higher (44.7% vs. 22.0%; p<0.001) in the DCD versus DBD group. In DCD LTx, biliary complications (51% vs 33.4%; p<0.01) and retransplantation for ischemic cholangiopathy (13.9% vs 0.2%; p<0.01) were increased. PTx recipients had no difference in surgical complications, rejection, and hemoglobin A1c levels. Surgical complications were equivalent between DCD and DBD lung recipients. CONCLUSION: this series represents the largest single center experience with more than 1000 DCD transplants and, given the critical demand for organs, demonstrates successful kidney, pancreas, liver and lung allografts from DCD donors. NOTES 52 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 14. RISK STRATIFICATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SUBSEQUENT PNEUMONIA AFTER A NON-DIAgNOSTIC BRONCHO-ALVEOLAR LAVAgE Irfan Qureshi,yvette McCarter, Andrew Kerwin, Joseph Tepas, (Michael Nussbaum) University of Florida at Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL Purpose:Broncho-alveolar lavage (BAL) is an invasive bedside procedure intended to define type and concentration of pathological organisms causing ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP). Because BAL results are objectively determined by the microbiology laboratory, the "yield" of positive results is an objective performance metric of appropriate balance of patient risk vs. benefit and efficacy of technique. We hypothesized that absence of pathogens portended a benign clinical course rather than inadequate procedure performance. Methods: Microbiology laboratory results from BAL specimens collected from our SICU over a two year period were stratified as positive (POS =>100,000 cfu), indeterminate (INT =<100,000 cfu pathological organisms), or negative defined as mixed flora (MF) or sterile (STR). Consistency of BAL use over time was evaluated by monthly CuSum analysis of positive yield. Clinical relevance of INT,MF and STR results were assessed by incidence of subsequent POS sample if another BAL was performed at any time during their ICU stay. Efficacy of BAL was evaluated by comparing MF and STR patients who had a subsequent POS BAL within 7days of the initial BAL. Incidence of subsequent POS for MF was compared to STR using Chi-square with alpha set at .05. Results: Microbiology results from 949 BAL performed on 494 SICU patients in 2008 and 2009 were interpreted as POS in 381 (40.1%) samples. Of the non POS samples, there were 371 samples from a subsequent BAL during their ICU course. Subsequent course of non-POS samples indicate that presence of any pathogen on the first BAL (INT group) portends a high likelihood of subsequent POS. The majority of MF did not require an additional BAL, whereas almost half of STR did (table 1). The 15 and 12 BALs required within 7 days of the MF and CSA 2011 • 53 ABstrACts (continued) STR groups represent only a 2.8% incidence of potentially inadequate BAL technique. Monthly CuSum analysis of yield, however, was neither predictable nor consistent. Conclusion BAL samples with MF and STR results represent an adequate sampling of secretions that portend a more benign future course for our SICU patients. This may represent as much a therapeutic as diagnostic process for at risk ventilated patients. A BAL result with any form of pathogen, regardless of concentration, should be considered a biomarker for increased risk of future pneumonia as 85% of INT samples (131 of 155) had a subsequent POS BAL at some point during the ICU stay. This fact may help guide a physician to perform a repeat BAL and initiate empiric antibiotic therapy at the time of repeat BAL. Inconsistencies demonstrated by CuSum suggest that better training in timing and indications for BAL may decrease unnecessary procedures that yield negative results. table 1 Result total No sub BAL Sub BAL pos Needed Repeat sample BAl≤ 7d int 155 24 131 48 MF 125 91 * 34 15 StR 91 59 * 32 * P=.21, Chi-square NOTES 54 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 15. THE ADDITION OF A NURSE PRACTIONER TO AN INPATIENT SURgICAL TEAM RESULTS IN IMPROVED UTILIZATION OF ReSouRCeS Lourdes Robles, Eve Ladwig-Scott, Daniel Zank, Mary Kay Larson, Michele Slogoff*, gerard Aranha*, Margo Shoup* Loyola University, Maywood, IL PURPOSE: There are many challenges facing academic medical centers today including resident work hour restrictions and changes in reimbursement. As a result, the continuity of care between a patient in the hospital and after discharge may be adversely affected. The purpose of this study was to determine whether adding a nurse practitioner (NP) to a busy inpatient surgical service would improve patient care after discharge. METHODS: In 2007, a NP joined the surgical team that included three surgical attendings. Her primary responsibility was coordinating the discharge plan and communicating with patients after discharge. The records of inpatients one year before (N=415) and one year after (N=411) the NP joined the team were analyzed. The clinical course of the patients were reviewed including demographics, type of surgery, home services rendered, telephone calls, unnecessary emergency room (ER) visits, and hospital readmissions. An unnecessary ER visit was defined as an ER visit that did not result in an inpatient admission. RESULTS: The two groups were statistically similar in regards to age, race, acuity of surgery, length of hospital stay and hospital readmissions. The median hospital stay was 6 days in both groups. Telephone communication between clinic/hospital nurses and discharged patients was 846 calls before the NP. After the NP joined the team, 1319 follow up phone calls were made to discharged patients, representing an increase of 64% (p<0.0001). Home services, including a visiting nurse, physical therapy, or occupational therapy were rendered to only 25 % (104/415) of patients before the NP compared to 160/411, 39% after the NP (p <0.0001). There were significantly more unnecessary ER visits before the NP (103/415, 25%) compared to after the NP (54/411, 13%) representing a 50% reduction (p=0.001). The estimated difference in charges for unnecessary ER visits before and after the NP was $40,000, CSA 2011 • 55 ABstrACts (continued) approximately half of the NP's salary. CONCLUSION: This study demonstrated overall improved utilization of resources with a NP on a surgical team. In addition, unnecessary ER visits decreased a dramatic 50%. These findings come at a time when health care reform is at a significant turning point. It has been proposed that Medicare and private insurance companies will no longer cover emergency room visits or hospital readmissions for post- operative patients. This study demonstrates that the addition of a NP not only improves continuity of care upon discharge but also has the potential to yield financial benefits for the hospital. NOTES 56 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 16. IN-HOUSE DIRECT SUPERVISION By AN ATTENDINg IS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH BINJURyLUNT SPLENIC JA Claridge*, JW Carter, WH Leukhard, MA Malangoni* MetroHealth Medical Center, Cleveland, OH Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate differences in the management of blunt spleen injuries between two acute care surgery models: Attending in-house (AIH) w/ direct resident supervision vs. Attending at home (AAH) with indirect resident supervision. Methods: All patients with blunt splenic injury from 01/03 to 07/09 admitted to a regional level one trauma center were analyzed. Data included patient demographics, injury data, hospital course data and treatment modality. Results: There were 518 patients of which 285 (55%) presented with an AIH, 158 (30.5%) presented with AAH, and 75 (14.5%) presented when a fellow was the most senior person in house (FIH). The mean ISS was 21.2 and the mean age was 34 years. The comparison between AAH and AIH are shown below. Additionally, the head and face abbreviated injury scores were significantly higher in the AIH group, while the distributions of splenic injury grades were similar between the two groups. A separate analysis of patients managed by a FIH demonstrated a practice pattern and outcomes that fall between AAH and AIH. Conclusion: An acute care surgery model with an AIH and direct resident supervision demonstrated less utilization of resources measured by more frequent observation and fewer ICU admissions, ventilator days, and splenic artery embolizations. These findings likely reflect greater caution by attending surgeons when they are home and are not directly supervising or evaluating patients. CSA 2011 • 57 ABstrACts (continued) Aih AAh p-value Age (years) 35.5 31.2 0.016 iSS 21.4 20.2 nS Splenic Injury grade 2.7 2.7 nS ICU Admission 212 (74.4%) 133 (84.2%) 0.017 Ventilated 74 (26.0%) 45 (28.5%) nS Ventilator days (if intubated) 7.2 10.2 0.021 LOS (days) 7.10 8.10 nS hospital Charges (Dollars) $46970 $47621 nS observation 222 (77.9%) 102 (64.6%) 0.004 Splenic Artery Embolization 47 (16.5%) 47 (29.7%) 0.002 Splenic Salvage 268 (94.0%) 147 (93.0%) nS Mortality 29 (10.2%) 11 (7.0%) nS NOTES 58 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 17. RISINg HOSPITAL COSTS FOR CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE COLITIS: HOSPITAL TyPE MATTERS. DB Stewart, L Wang, (WA Koltun) Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Purpose: To describe the trend in hospital costs attributable to Clostridium difficile colitis (CDC) and how factors such as hospital size, rural or urban care settings, and status as a teaching hospital affects the cost of treating this disease. Methods: Data from the Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council (PHC4) was reviewed for 2005-2008. Cost-to-charge ratios were used to derive costs from hospital charges, and costs were inflation-adjusted. Propensity-scored matched CDC and non-CDC cohorts were compared. Analysis of variance was used to test mean cost differences among small, medium and large-sized hospitals. generalized linear regression was performed to study factors associated with CDC costs. Results: A total of 82,860 CDC patients were identified in 2005-2008. The average cost (in 2008 dollar value) per admission for CDC patients was $21655 in 2005-2008, compared to $10448 for non-CDC patients. For each year studied, patients with CDC consistently had greater than 50% higher mean hospital costs per admission than the matched, non- CDC cohort (p<0.001). Though the per admission costs for the CDC cohort rose by 25% from 2005 to 2008, the number of CDC patients dropped by 16%. Among rural hospitals, the smallest facilities had the highest costs (p<0.001), as was the case with urban-non-teaching hospitals (p<0.001). By contrast, costs did not significantly differ among urban-teaching hospitals of varying sizes (p=0.51). Costs were twice as high for urban-teaching facilities as other types of care settings (p<0.001), due in part to the finding that based on a Charlson co- morbidity index, patients with higher co-morbidity were preferentially treated at urban and teaching facilities (p<0.001). Multivariable analysis within the CDC cohort demonstrated that teaching (p<0.001) and urban hospitals (p<0.001), and non-White (p<0.001) patients were associated with higher overall hospital cost. CSA 2011 • 59 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusions: Based on state wide data, the trend for cost for in- patient management of CDC in Pennsylvania has been increasing over the last several years. Teaching and urban hospitals treat the group of CDC patients with the highest co-morbidity, which may account for their higher cost of care. Nonetheless, the cost of treating CDC patients is comparable among different sized urban-teaching hospitals, which may reflect a more standardized approach toward treatment choices. NOTES 60 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 18. H2 BLOCKERS DECREASED gUT MUCUS PRODUCTION AND LEAD TO BARRIER DySFUNCTION IN VITRO LN Diebel*, DM Liberati Wayne State University, Detroit, MI PURPOSE: An increased incidence of pneumonia and other infectious complications have been associated with the use of Histamine2 receptor (H2) antagonists such as cimetidine in critically ill patients. The mechanisms may include acid suppression with resultant effects on the gut flora. Other possibilities include immunological effects and perturbation of gut barrier function. Recent work has demonstrated the importance of mucus on the gastrointestinal mucosal barrier. We studied the effect of cimetidine on mucus production and mucosal barrier function in vitro. METHODS: HT-29 MTx a mucus producing intestinal epithelial cell line was used. HT-29 MTx cell monolayers were grown to confluence in the presence of cimetidine for 0, 3 or 6 days. Mucus production was quantitated by Western Blot analysis and O-linked oligosaccharide chain (OSC) content (a marker for mucin levels) by ELISA. In other experiments, fluorescein-labeled Escherichia coli (FITC-EC) or unlabeled EC were added to quantify bacterial adherence (60 minute co-culture) and passage thru HT-29 MTx cell monolayer's (120 minute co-culture) respectively. RESULTS: (see attached Table). Decreased mucus production after cimetidine exposure was confirmed by Western Blot analysis. The effect was more pronounced after 6 days of cimetidine exposure. CONCLUSIONS: Cimetidine contributes to gut barrier dysfunction by its effect on mucus production. At risk patients should have alternative stress ulcer prophylaxis. CSA 2011 • 61 ABstrACts (continued) RESULTS: mean ± S.D. Cimetidine oSC content E.coli Adherence E.coli passage (µmol) N=4 (E.coli/mm ) N=3 2 (log10CFU/ml) N=3 Day 0 3.9 ± 0.4 199 ± 9.2 0.40 ± 0.1 Day 3 2.8 ± 0.2* 183 ± 14.2 0.65 ± 0.1* Day 6 1.5 ± 0.2*# 147 ± 6.1*# 0.71 ± 0.11* *p<0.001 vs. Day 0, #p<0.001 vs. Day 3 NOTES 62 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 19. CITRULLINE:A POTENTIAL IMMUNOMODULATOR IN SEPSIS T Asgeirsson, S Zhang, C Mascarenhas, R Nunoo, A Senagore* Spectrum Health, grand Rapids, MI University of Southern California, Los Angeles,CA Purpose: Sepsis leads to a complex systemic response of cytokines (pro and anti- inflammatory), and more recently recognized adipokine mediators. Endothelial nitric oxide (NO) may be a key component in regulating this response, however pharmacologic manipulation of endothelial NO via L-arginine supplemention or inhibitors has provided inconsistent clinical data related to outcomes. These failures are due to metabolism of L-arginine in the liver, toxicity of L-arginine, and ADMA inhibition all of which may explain the "arginine paradox". L-citrulline offers a potentially valuable means of supplementing arginine and therefore favorably impact NO availability. The goal of this study was to determine whether citrulline (CIT) supplementation altered the systemic response of mediators and cytokines in a rat sepsis model with varying degrees of severity. Methods: Sepsis was induced with 2 cecal ligation (CLP) models of varying severity in Wistar rats. Citrulline supplementation was provided to half the animals as 8% citrulline supplemented feed for 3 weeks. Baseline mediator levels were assessed in the Wistar rats followed by comparison of the following groups at day 0, 1, and 3: Sham operated; CLP 8mm (localized); and CLP 12mm (extensive). Blood was obtained via cardiac stick at the time of euthansia. The following analyses were performed in the groups: IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, resistin, and adiponectin levels ( enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay performed in duplicates). Parametric 2 sample t-test and Mann Whitney U was used for statistical analysis with significance set at p<0.05 Results: 98 Wistar rats were evaluated and survival was similar (85%) in both sepsis models with and without citrulline. IL-6 was statistically lower in the CIT/CLP8 group compared to non-citrulline (41 vs 117 pg/ ml p=0.011) on postop day 3. IL-8 and IL-10 responses were similar across all groups. Resistin was statistically lower in the CIT/ CLP12 group compared to non-CIT in the more severe sepsis model on day 3 (clp 12 mm) (19 vs 38 ng/ml p<0.0001). Adiponectin was not effected CSA 2011 • 63 ABstrACts (continued) by citrulline supplementation. Conclusion: The data suggest that citrulline may reduce the pro- inflammatory mediator response (IL-6 and resistin) without impairing secretion of anti-inflammatory mediators (IL-10 and adiponectin). Citrulline may provide a safe means of immunomodulation which preserves the anti-inflammatory mediator response. Further work is needed to confirm the results and mechanism of this effect. NOTES 64 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 20. gENERAL SURgERy TRAININg WITHOUT ADVANCED LAPAROSCOPIC FELLOWS: THE IMPACT ON RESIDENTS AND PAtientS Jg Linn, E Hungness*, S Clark, A Nagle, E Wang, NJ Soper* Northwestern University, Chicago, IL PURPOSE: To determine the change in resident advanced laparoscopic case volume after discontinuation of an advanced laparoscopic surgery fellowship, and to examine differences in patient care over the same time period. METHODS: Resident case logs from a minimally invasive gastrointestinal surgery service were compared for a two year period before and one year after discontinuing the fellowship, using two sample t-tests. Prospectively populated databases for all laparoscopic bariatric and esophageal surgery were reviewed retrospectively to compare operative time, length of stay, and major complication rate (stratified by senior resident or fellow participation) over the same time period using a two sample t-test. Data was analyzed using SAS 9.2 (Cary, NC). RESULTS: Significant increases were seen in mean senior resident advanced laparoscopic volume [(Mean Fellow year (Fy) = 21 operations vs Non Fellow year (NFy) = 61, p < 0.01)], laparoscopic esophageal volume (Fy = 1 vs NFy =11, p < 0.01) and bariatric volume (Fy = 9 vs NFy = 36, p < 0.01). Junior resident total case, basic, advanced, and laparoscopic bariatric volume also increased significantly (p < 0.05). No difference in hospital length of stay or major complication rate was seen comparing resident and fellow as assistant. However, mean operative time was significantly longer for laparoscopic gastric bypass with resident assistant vs fellow assistant (152 ± 51 minutes vs 138 ± 53, p < 0.05). CONCLUSION: Discontinuing an advanced laparoscopic fellowship results in a significant increase in both senior and junior resident case volume in advanced laparoscopic surgery. Operative time for complex operations may increase in the absence of an experienced assistant surgeon. Other patient outcomes do not appear to be adversely affected by this change. CSA 2011 • 65 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 66 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 21. EVALUATINg RESIDENT OPERATIVE PERFORMANCE: A QUALITATIVE ANALySIS OF ExPERT OPINIONS. HA Sanfey, Rg Williams, P Chen, gL Dunnington Southern Illinois University, Springfield, IL PURPOSE: Current surgical training focuses on performing a specified number of procedures for a fixed period of time. It is becoming less acceptable to allow trainees to graduate without an objective measure of surgical competency. In order to develop a national examination, experts must reach agreement on how to evaluate resident operative performance (ROP). Our aims were to elicit and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of ROP as identified by independent expert ratings and expert group discussion. METHODS: groups of 7 expert surgeons were invited to evaluate audio/video tapes of 8 ROP of lap chole, open inguinal hernia, thyroidectomy, lap ventral hernia (2 of each), at the American Board of Surgery Offices. Experts blinded to the resident Pgy level, independently evaluated each ROP on rating forms with procedure specific and general items on 5 point Likert scales. Experts also listed ROP strengths and weaknesses and participated in a group discussion after completing their individual ratings. Using a grounded theory approach of constant comparative analysis, themes were derived from comments on strengths and weaknesses and coded as: Technical Skills(TS), Forward Planning(FP), Self Direction(SD), Situation Awareness(SA), Patient Safety(PS). Comments were also coded as procedure specific(PSI) or general (gSI). RESULTS: 19 experts independently entered 1,087 comments on strengths and weakness of 8 ROP (Table). As there was some overlap, these 1,087 comments were distilled to 300 comments in the post independent rating discussion. Consensus was reached on 85(28%) of these 300 comments with majority agreement on another 83(28%). The dominant focus was on forward planning. With the exception of the 2 lap chole cases, raters focused more on general than procedure specific skills (p<.05). CONCLUSION: Contrary to expectation less than 30% of rater CSA 2011 • 67 ABstrACts (continued) comments focused on technical skills when identifying ROP strengths and weaknesses. Although there was considerable variation in individual comments and opinions as might be expected from a disparate group of surgeons, majority agreement was reached on 56% of comments during the post independent rating discussion. These findings will inform further decision making on the creation of a national examination to evaluate end of training surgical competence. No. tS FP SD SA PS PSi gSi Comments(%) Pre Weakness 162(25%) 197(30%) 102(16%) 62(10%) 126(19%) 167/382 1,2 1 215/382 (44%) 649(60%) (56%) Pre Strengths 122(28%) 131(30%) 63(14%) 54(12%) 68(16%) 86/260 1,2 1 174/260 (33%) (67%) 438 (40%) Post Weakness 51(26%) 64(33%) 20(10%) 16(8%) 47(24%) 52/118 56/118 (44%) (56%) 198(66%) Post Strength 29(29%) 30(30%) 16(16% 14(14%) 13(13%) 1 12/73 1 61/73 (94%) 102(33%) (16%) Consensus 3 12(26%) 12(26%) 7 (15%) 7(15%) 8(17%) 1 7/24 1 17/24 (71%) Weakness (29%) 46(54%) 3 Consensus 11(28%) 10(26%) 10 (26%) 4(10%) 4(10%) 1 3/26 1 23/26 (89%) Strength (11%) 39(46%) . 1 P<.05 comparing PSI with gSI 2 P<.05 comparing weaknesses and strengths 3 Post discussion comments on which there was consensus agreement NOTES 68 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 22. TEAM TRAININg CAN IMPROVE OPERATINg ROOM PERFORMANCE RA Forse, RMcQuillan Creighton University, Omaha, NE PURPOSE: To determine if team training using a federal sponsored team training program improves operating room (OR) performance and culture. METHODS: the team StePPS program a team training program designed and tested for healthcare applications was provided to the operating room staff. The training occurred over two months to all members of the OR team including scrub technicians, nurses, CRNAs, anesthesiologists, surgeons and all anesthesiology and surgical resident staff. RESULTS: After nine months there was a significant improvement in the operating room (OR) staff team work (score 53.2 to 62.7 p<.05) and OR communications (score 47. 5 to 62.7 p<.05). There was significant improvement in OR first case starts (69% to 81%), SQIP measures (antibiotic administration 78% to 97% p<.05;VTE administration 74% to 91% p<.05 and beta blocker administration 19.7% to 100% p<.05) as well as patient satisfaction (willingness to recommend 77% to 89.3% p<.05). NSQIP measured overall surgical morbidity and mortality which were significantly improved (mortality 2.7 to 1% p<.05; morbidity 16.2 to 7.7% p<.05) indicating a significant change in the overall OR culture. A year later the data showed that factors linked to regulatory requirements such as SQIP measures linked to the time out remained improved while first case on time starts decreased (81 to 69% p<.05), patient willingness to recommend decreased (89.3 to 80.8% p<.05) surgical mortality increased (1 to 1.8% p<.05) and surgical morbidity increased (7.7 to 11% p<.05) all reflecting culture deterioration. CONCLUSION: These data confirm that team training improves OR performance but continued team training is required to provide sustained improved Operating Room culture. CSA 2011 • 69 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 70 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 23. MORBIDITy AND MORTALITy AFTER BOWEL RESECTION FOR ACute MeSenteRiC iSCheMiA PK gupta, B Natarajan, H gupta, x Fang, RJ Fitzgibbons* Creighton University, Omaha, NE PURPOSE: Patients presenting with acute mesenteric ischemia (AMI) sufficiently advanced to require bowel resection have a high morbidity and mortality. The primary aim of this study is to analyze a large group of patients requiring bowel resection for AMI to determine if certain preoperative and intra operative variables are predictive of death or complications A secondary aim was to develop a prediction model to aid in surgical decision-making, informed patient consent, and risk reduction. METHODS: Patients undergoing bowel resection for AMI were identified from the American College of Surgeons' National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP) database for years 2007 and 2008. Sixty-eight pre-operative and intra-operative variables were analyzed using multivariate logistic regression. RESULTS: Eight hundred sixty-one patients were identified, equally distributed between males and females, with a median age of 69. Eight (0.93%) patients had concomitant vascular surgery. Thirty- day postoperative morbidity and mortality were 56.6% and 27.9%, respectively. Median length of stay was 11 days. Preoperative variables significantly associated with postoperative morbidity (C statistic-0.79) included admission from chronic care facility versus home (Odds ratio [OR] 4.17; 95% Confidence Interval [CI]-1.65-10.53), recent myocardial infarction (OR 2.29; 95%CI-1.01-5.18), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (OR 1.97; 95%CI-1.27-3.08), on ventilator preoperatively (OR 1.95; 95%CI-1.18-3.22), preoperative acute renal failure (OR 1.93; 95%CI-1.03-3.61), emergency operation (OR 1.72; 95%CI-1.14-2.58), previous cardiac surgery (OR 1.62; 95%CI-1.05-2.49), and prolonged operative time (OR 1.003; 95%CI-1.001-1.006). Preoperative variables significantly associated with postoperative mortality (C statistic-0.84) included preoperative do not resuscitate (DNR) status (OR 3.19; 95%CI-1.19-8.55), open wound (OR 2.35; 95%CI-1.30-4.26), low albumin (OR 1.93; 95%CI-1.13-3.28), dirty versus clean contaminated CSA 2011 • 71 ABstrACts (continued) case (OR 1.91; 95%CI-1.15-3.17), and totally dependent versus independent functional status (OR 1.88; 95%CI-1.12-3.15). Small bowel vs. colon resection and type of bowel resection (ostomy, etc.) did not impact morbidity and mortality. These factors were used to develop risk calculators predicting postoperative morbidity and mortality. CONCLUSION: Mortality and morbidity rates following bowel resection for AMI are high. Admission from chronic care facility, DNR status, cardiac, pulmonary, and renal comorbidities, dependent status, emergent procedure, class four wound, and operative time are associated with an increased risk. Based on this data, we have developed a risk calculation formula which predicts postoperative morbidity and mortality. NOTES 72 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 24. LATE ABDOMINAL AORTIC ENDOgRAFT ExPLANTS: inDiCAtionS AnD outCoMeS SV Phade, ML Keldahl, MD Morasch*, HE Rodriguez, WH Pearce*, MR Kibbe*, and MK Eskandari* Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL Purpose: Despite advances in endoluminal salvage for failed endografts, certain circumstances necessitate EVAR (endovascular abdominal aneurysm repair) explant and definitive open surgical repair. We review the indications for and outcomes following late EVAR conversion. Methods: Retrospective review of EVAR patients requiring delayed (> 30 days) conversion from 1999-2009. Demographics, index endovascular procedure, indication/technique for conversion, and outcomes were analyzed. Results: Among 16 patients that required late conversion, mean age was 73 years (range 41-84) and 94% were men. Indications included endoleak with sac expansion (n=6), endograft infection (n=6), rupture (n=3), and graft infolding (n=1). Explanted prostheses included: Zenith (n=7), Excluder (n=3), AneuRx (n=3), Powerlink (n=2), and Ancure (n=1). Prior to conversion, 7 patients underwent unsuccessful secondary salvage procedures. Open surgical conversion was performed either via a transperitoneal approach (81%) or a left retroperitoneal approach (19%) with 75% requiring supraceliac control. In-hospital mortality following endograft removal was 12.5% (2/16). Reconstructions were dependent on the clinical manifestations and included: in situ prosthetic repair (n=10), extra-anatomic bypass (n=4), and in situ cryopreserved human allograft repair (n=2). In-hospital postoperative complications included myocardial infarction (n=2), respiratory failure/pneumonia (n=5), acute renal failure (n=6), mesenteric ischemia (n=1), lower extremity ischemia (n=2), postoperative hemorrhage (n=2), duodenal injury (n=1), venous thromboembolism (n=2), and psoas abscesses (n=1). Mean length of hospital stay for survivors was 18 days (range, 6-78) and 50% were discharged directly home. CSA 2011 • 73 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusion: Most delayed EVAR conversions are due to inadequate aneurysm exclusion or infection and can be successfully converted to a traditional open surgical reconstruction. As expected, supraceliac control is often required and the perioperative morbidity and mortality is higher than primary open repair or EVAR. The study addresses how best to manage failed abdominal aortic endografts and what can be done to improve patient outcomes with this difficult clinical problem. NOTES 74 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 25. PRiMARY tuMoR SiZe, not RACe, DeteRMineS outCoMeS IN WOMEN WITH HORMONE-RESPONSIVE BREAST CANCER AB Chagpar, CR Crutcher, LB Cornwell, KM McMasters yale University, New Haven, CT and University of Louisville INTRODUCTION: African-American breast cancer patients are known to have a worse survival than their Caucasian counterparts. Whether this poor outcome is due to race itself, or whether this is related to the propensity of triple negative disease, delay in diagnosis or disparities in treatment is less clear. We sought to determine (a) if there was a difference in survival in African-American women with hormone- responsive breast cancer, and (b) whether this was related to race or other tumor and treatment variables. METHODS: The Kentucky Cancer Registry was queried for invasive breast cancer cases between 1996 and 2007. Of the 1903 cases identified, 1205 (63.3%) were hormone-responsive (ER+ and/or PR+). These patients formed the cohort of interest. Patient demographic data, tumor characteristics, and treatment variables were collected and correlated to race. The effect of race on survival was evaluated with log-rank tests using Kaplan-Meier methodology; multivariate survival analysis was performed using Cox regression. RESULTS: Of the 1205 patients in this cohort, 927 (76.9%) were Caucasian, and 262 (21.7%) were African-American. Compared to Caucasians, African-American women were older (median 57 vs. 55 years, p=0.032), and were more likely to have larger tumors at presentation (median 19 mm vs. 17 mm, p=0.009). There was no significant difference in the proportion of grade 3 tumors (35.4% vs. 28.7%, p=0.127), node-positive tumors (42.6% vs. 27.7%, p=0.379), proportion of patients treated with mastectomy (30.1% vs. 25.0%, p=0.331), chemotherapy (43.1% vs. 41.9%, p=0.249) or hormonal therapy (57.3% vs. 56.3%, p=0.586). On univariate analysis, there was no significant difference in terms of overall survival between Caucasians and African-Americans with hormone-responsive tumors (5-year actuarial survival: 93.6% vs. 90.7%, p=0.232). On multivariate analysis, only tumor size remained a significant independent predictor of overall survival (OR: 1.021; 95% CI: 1.014-1.027, p<0.0005). Race, however, CSA 2011 • 75 ABstrACts (continued) did not influence outcome in a model controlling for age and tumor size (p=0.693). CONCLUSIONS: We demonstrate that in patients with hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, there are no significant differences in treatment between Caucasians and African-Americans. Race does not independently predict outcome in these patients; rather African-Americans tend to present with larger tumors, and tumor size is an independent predictor of overall survival in these patients. Efforts geared towards early detection, particularly in African-American women, may improve outcomes. NOTES 76 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 26. SAMPLINg OF SECONDARy MARgINS REDUCES NEED FOR RE-ExCISION AFTER PARTIAL MASTECTOMy JA guidroz, g Larrieux, J Liao, SL Sugg*, CEH Scott-Conner*, RJ Weigel* University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, IA Purpose: Partial mastectomy (PM) has become common in the treatment of breast cancer (BC). We sought to determine factors that influenced the need for re-excision and the effects on disease recurrence. Methods: In an IRB approved retrospective study of all BC patients treated with PM at a single institution during 2000-2008, logistic regression was used to determine the significance of variables in multivariate analysis. The main outcome measures were need for re- excision, residual disease in the re-excision specimen, conversion to mastectomy, and recurrence. Results: 470 patients underwent PM for invasive and noninvasive BC. 53 were excluded from multivariate analysis for undocumented tumor size or margin width. 134 (32.6%) patients underwent re- excision for inadequate margins. 52 (11%) patients ultimately underwent mastectomy, 9 for late recurrence (>2 years from initial surgery). 12 (2.6%) patients had local recurrence of disease; mean follow up 4.2 years. Local recurrence rates for PM followed by RT was 1.6% (6/369) as compared to 10.3% (6/58) for PM without RT, p<0.0001. In addition to inadequate margins (<2mm), factors increasing the likelihood of re-excision included: wire localization (3.3-fold), <2mm DCIS margins (4-13-fold), and lobular carcinoma (5-fold). Taking secondary margins (SM) at initial surgery reduced odds ratio for the need of re-excision by 50% (p=0.027) without a significant difference in volume of breast tissue removed (p=0.33). Use of SM significantly reduced re-excision rates if wire localization was used (p=0.0014) or if the specimen contained DCIS (p=0.016). Invasive disease found in the SM was predictive of disease being present in the specimen at re-excision. Inadequate margins without re-excision had 22% overall recurrence rate as compared to 7% in patients with negative margins originally or clear margins after re-excision. CSA 2011 • 77 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusions: Although one-third of patients initially treated with PM required re-excision, 89% avoided the need for mastectomy. Taking SM during the initial procedure reduced by half the need for a second operative procedure for re-excision. Successfully obtaining clear margins during a second procedure reduced the recurrence rate to the same as obtaining clear margins during the initial surgery. NOTES 78 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 27. A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE USE OF INTRAOPERTIVE CHOLANgIOgRAM IN THE DIAgNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CholeDoCholithiASiS LE Tabone, S Sarker*, PM Fisichella*, M Conlon, E Fernando, S yi, FA Luchette* Loyola University Medical Center, Maywood, IL Purpose: The management of both cholelithiasis and choledocholithiasis has evolved in the last two decades with the use of laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). yet the indications for intraoperative cholangiogram (IOC) remain controversial. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the current practice patterns and results for use of IOC during LC at a tertiary care center. Methods: We performed a retrospective review of all who underwent LC from January 1, 2005 to December 31, 2009 at a single tertiary care center. Data variables included: preoperative laboratory and radiographic studies, indication for and findings of IOC, operative management of choledocholithiasis and retained common bile duct stones. Results: There were 1334 patients who underwent LC by 23 surgeons. In the study group 268 IOCs (20%) were performed. In addition to an ultrasound examination, 242 patients had a CT scan, and 129 patients had a nuclear (HIDA) scan. The patients receiving an IOC had the following indications: 95 patients had a clinical history suggestive of choledocholithiasis (e.g. jaundice, gallstone pancreatitis), 109 patients had elevated hepatic enzymes (total bilirubin greater than 1.6 or alkaline phosphatase greater than 160), and 36 patients had dilated biliary ducts greater than 6mm on ultrasound or CT. Out of the 268 IOC performed, 34 patients (12.7%) had a common bile duct stone. Out of these 34 patients the majority (n = 26, 77%) had normal preoperative imaging studies without suggestion of choledocholithiasis. These studies included: ultrasound alone 65% (N=17), CT scan alone 8% (N=2), both ultrasound and CT scan 23% (N=6), and HIDA 4% (N=1). Only 6 patients (18%) with common bile duct stones on IOC underwent successful clearance of the stones at CSA 2011 • 79 ABstrACts (continued) the time of LC. The remaining 28 patients underwent postoperative ERCP with extraction of the common bile duct stones in all cases. Of the 1066 LCs performed without an IOC, 15 patients (1.4%) were diagnosed with a retained common bile duct stone managed by postoperative ERCP. These patients underwent post-operative ERCP because of abnormal postoperative labs, imaging, or symptoms within 90 days of their operation. Conclusion: This data shows that: 1) the selective use of IOC is helpful in diagnosing and potentially clearing common bile duct stones; 2) the use of IOC based on pre-operative labs, imaging, and clinical history increases the effectiveness of selecting patients with choledocholithiasis and; 3) common bile duct stones identified with IOC but not removed intraoperatively or on imaging studies postoperatively can be successfully managed with ERCP. NOTES 80 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 28. SINgLE-INCISION LAPAROSCOPIC COLECTOMy FOR CANCER: ASSESSMENT OF ONCOLOgIC RESECTION IN A CASe-MAtCheD CoMPARiSon to StAnDARD lAPARoSCoPiC TECHNIQUES HT Papaconstantinou, JS Thomas,(TC Lairmore) Scott & White Memorial Hospital, Temple, Tx PURPOSE: Single-incision laparoscopy is an advance in laparoscopic colectomy technique and has gained significant momentum. Studies have shown feasibility and safety of single-incision laparoscopic (SIL) colectomy; however, the adequacy of oncologic resection in SIL colectomy for adenocarcinoma is not known. The purpose of this study is to directly compare results of oncologic resection of SIL colectomy for adenocarcinoma of the colon with established standard laparoscopic (LAP) techniques. Methods: We retrospectively reviewed all of our SIL colectomy cases for adenocarcinoma. Cases were matched for patient age, gender, body mass index (BMI), ASA score, and operation type to an equivalent number of LAP cases. All operations were performed by a board certified colorectal surgeon with extensive laparoscopic colectomy experience. Operative outcomes measured include operative time and estimated blood loss (EBL). Results of oncologic resection were obtained from final pathology reports and included tumor size, number of lymph nodes (LN), mesenteric pedicle length, and proximal and distal margin distance. IRB approval was obtained. Results: Data in Table is expressed as mean ± stdev. Statistical significance between groups was determined by t-test. There were twenty-one patients (9 male; 12 female) in both the SIL and LAP colectomy groups. Within each study group there were15 right, 4 left, and 2 distal transverse colectomies performed. The mean age, BMI, and ASA scores were similar between the two study groups (Table). There was no difference between operative time and EBL between the SIL and LAP colectomy groups. Furthermore, results of oncologic resection were equivalent for SIL and LAP colectomy groups (Table) including tumor size, number of LN retrieved, mesenteric pedicle length, and proximal and distal margin distance. CSA 2011 • 81 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusions: These data suggest that SIL colectomy for adenocarcinoma provides equivalent results for oncologic resection compared to standard LAP technique when performed by an experienced laparoscopic surgeon. Further studies are required to determine long-term oncologic outcomes including recurrence and survival rates. Table. Results of oncologic resection after single incision laparoscopic (SIL) and standard laparoscopic (LAP) colectomy for adenocarcinoma of the colon. SIL Colectomy LAP Colectomy p- n = 21 n = 21 value Age 64.0 ± 13.6 65.8 ± 12.4 0.66 BMI 27.9 ± 5.6 27.4 ± 5.1 0.79 ASA Score 2.6 ± 0.5 2.6 ± 0.5 1.0 Operation Time (min) 147.9 ± 45.4 139.2 ± 49.9 0.56 EBL (ml) 52.6 ± 30.4 87.1 ± 74.7 0.06 Oncologic Resection Tumor Size (cm) 4.3 ± 2.0 3.7 ± 1.7 0.35 17.2 ± 6.7 18.6 ± 12.2 Lymph Nodes (#) 0.66 (range 10 – 30) (range 9 - 69) Pedicle Length (cm) 7.4 ± 1.6 7.3 ± 1.4 0.82 Proximal Margin (cm) 9.0 ± 4.2 9.2 ± 5.6 0.89 Distal Margin (cm) 10.0 ± 6.3 9.2 ± 5.1 0.62 BMI, body mass index; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiology; EBL, estimated blood loss; Statistical analysis by t-test with statistical significance p < 0.05. NOTES 82 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 29. OPTIMIZINg THE MANAgEMENT OF CUTANEOUS MelAnoMA in the elDeRlY C Tragos, TJ Hieken* NorthShore University HealthSystem Skokie Hospital, Skokie, IL and Rush Medical College and NorthShore University HealthSystem PURPOSE: Over the past 25 years, the incidence of melanoma in patients >= 65 years has increased threefold. Comorbidities associated with aging may limit tolerance to recommended treatment options such as aggressive surgery and systemic immunotherapy. Differences in melanoma biology, host factors such as immunosenescence, and accessibility to and delivery of appropriate healthcare may contribute to the adverse prognostic effect of age on outcome. Thus we undertook this study to identify factors associated with outcome among elderly melanoma patients in our community surgical oncology practice. METHODS: From our Melanoma Registry we identified 244 consecutive cutaneous melanoma patients aged >= 65 years (median 75, range 65-97 years) at diagnosis of their first primary melanoma. Patient and tumor data were verified by record and report review. Mean (median) follow up for surviving patients was 73±3.7 (68) months. An SAS software package was used for statistical analysis. RESULTS: 132 patients (54%) were male and 90% Caucasian. Melanoma site was extremity in 43%, trunk in 32% and head/neck in 23%. The most common histologic type was superficial spreading (43%), mean tumor thickness was 1.4±0.1 mm, 16% were ulcerated and the mean mitotic index was 2.88±0.47. T stage distribution included 36% T1, 14% T2, 14% T3 and 9% T4 tumors. 6% of patients had lymph node (LN) metastases. Site varied with sex with females more likely to have an extremity primary (55%) and males a truncal primary (40%), p=0.002. LN metastases were more prevalent in male (11%) than female (3%) patients, p=0.007. There were no significant sex differences in tumor level, thickness, ulceration, mitotic rate and T stage. Undertreatment of the primary tumor occurred in 22.3% of patients and inadequate lymph node staging/treatment in 16.2%. During follow up, 23% of patients recurred, 21% died of unrelated causes and 12% died of melanoma. Recurrence was ~two-fold greater in male (27%) than female (14%) patients, p=0.01. Site of first recurrence differed by sex: local only in 6% CSA 2011 • 83 ABstrACts (continued) of females and males, regional±local in 2% of females and 11% of males, distant±other sites in 6% of females and 10% of males, p=0.04. The mean (median) time to recurrence was 33.8 ± 5.3 (16) months. Disease- free (DFS) and overall (OS) survival were worse for male than female patients, with 5 year (10 year) DFS 84.38% (71.9%) vs 68.3% (63.7%), p=0.005, and 5 year (10 year) OS 91.9% (91.9%) vs 85.8% (77.7%), p=0.07. CONCLUSIONS: The majority of elderly melanoma patients in our series survived > 5 years after diagnosis. Most patients received appropriate treatment, but room for improvement exists. Male sex was an adverse prognostic factor. Further investigation of the female superiority in survival and strategies to improve early detection and optimize treatment of cutaneous melanoma in the elderly are warranted. Chronologic age alone should not preclude optimal treatment of this potentially curable disease. NOTES 84 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 30. ASSESSMENT OF PLATELET TRANSFUSION FOR REVERSAL OF PLATELET INHIBITORS FOLLOWINg TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURy JT Bautz, JL Sperry, AM Bachelani, AC Corcos, TR Billiar*, AB Peitzman*, gt Marshall University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA Introduction: Platelet transfusion has become increasingly utilized for the management of traumatic brain injury (TBI) with suspected or documented anti-platelet medication use. Platelet functional assays (PFA) have been utilized to assure promotion of platelet inhibition in cardiac patients. However, the ability of PFA testing to assess adequate reversal of platelet inhibition following TBI has not been adequately characterized. Methods: A retrospective cohort analysis was performed (5/09- 12/09) on blunt injury TBI patients who received platelet transfusion for documented/presumed aspirin or plavix use and underwent sequential PFA testing. PFA testing was performed via a whole blood aspirin response test (aspirin response unit < 550 = platelet inhibition; VerifyNow®) upon arrival in those with suspected TBI and 1 hour after platelet transfusion once TBI was radiographically documented. Results: Of the 49 patients analyzed (avg. age = 74±15, 57% Male) 3 had an initial and repeat normal PFA result, leaving 46 with documented platelet inhibition. Of these, 45 patients underwent platelet transfusion (4-20pack, median - 6 pack, IQR [6,10]) with 30 patients (67%) correcting their initial platelet inhibition on PFA testing. Of the 15 non- responders, 9 patients received additional platelet transfusions followed by PFA testing. Of these, 6 patients (67%) reversed with 1 additional platelet transfusion and 1 patient (11%) with 2 additional platelet transfusions. 2 patients failed to reverse their platelet inhibition despite > 3 platelet transfusions. Comparison across initial platelet responders (n=30) vs. non-responders (n=15) revealed no difference in progression of CT findings or craniotomy (27% vs. 27%, p=0.99). Initial responders did receive a greater volume of platelets transfused, suggesting a dose response relationship. (platelet packs, median 6 IQR[5,10] vs. 8 IQR[6,10], p =0.04) CSA 2011 • 85 ABstrACts (continued) Conclusions: Platelet transfusion reverses aspirin and plavix induced platelet inhibition as measured by PFA testing. However, this analysis suggests that multiple platelet transfusions are required in a significant proportion of patients. Multiple PFA measurements should be considered in initial non-responders to platelet transfusion. Further prospective evidence assessing the clinical outcomes attributable to PFA directed platelet transfusion following TBI is required. NOTES 86 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 31. ADVERSE OUTCOMES OF PREOPERATIVE ENDOSCOPIC ultRASounD (euS) AnD BioPSY in PAtientS unDeRgoing DiStAl PAnCReAteCtoMY Mg House, JD Beane, JM DeWitt, M Al-Haddad, gA Cote, JL LeBlanc, S Sherman, CM Schmidt*, NJ Zyromski*, A Nakeeb*, TJ Howard*, HA Pitt*, KD Lillemoe* Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN PURPOSE: The role of preoperative tissue diagnosis in the management of resectable primary pancreatic tumors remains controversial with ongoing concerns regarding the potential short- and long-term consequences of EUS-guided transgastric fine needle aspiration (FNA) for neoplasms of the body and tail. This study analyzes the potential risks associated with EUS-FNA in patients undergoing distal pancreatectomy (DP). METHODS: 434 consecutive patients who underwent DP between 2002 and 2009 were identified. After excluding patients who underwent DP for acute or chronic pancreatitis and those with prior pancreatic resections, 230 patients were eligible for analysis. The most common indications for DP were adenocarcinoma (28%), IPMN (20%), and endocrine tumors (17%). Two-way statistical comparisons were performed between patients who did (+EUS) or did not (-EUS) receive preoperative EUS-FNA. RESULTS: One hundred two (44%) of DP were performed laparoscopically. There were no differences in age, gender, ASA class, DP approach, or operative time or blood loss between the +EUS (n = 179) and –EUS (n = 51) groups. Splenectomy was performed in 162 pts (70%) and did not differ according to EUS. With the exception of adenocarcinoma (n = 57 (32%) +EUS vs. n = 6 (12%) –EUS, p<0.01), final pathologic diagnosis did not differ significantly between the EUS groups. EUS-FNA caused clinically significant pancreatitis in one patient. Operative outcomes with regards to EUS-FNA are listed in the table below. There were no statistical differences in overall or recurrence-free survivals between cancer patients in the EUS groups. Patterns of tumor recurrence were not associated with EUS-FNA. CSA 2011 • 87 ABstrACts (continued) CONCLUSION: Preoperative EUS-FNA is not associated with adverse peri- and postoperative outcomes in patients undergoing elective DP for solid or cystic tumors of the pancreas. The potentially detrimental long-term impact of preoperative EUS-FNA in patients with resectable pancreatic adenocarcinoma is not apparent but will require further study. Partial Pancreatic iR Infectious overall 30-day EUS-FNA gastrectomy fistula* Drain Morbidity Morbidity Readmission No (n=51) 2 (4%) 3 (6%) 3 (6%) 9 (18%) 19 (37%) 6 (12%) yes (n=179) 14 (8%) 21 (12%) 23 (13%) 33 (18%) 57 (32%) 30 (17%) p - value 0.21 0.10 0.07 0.54 0.52 0.30 NOTES 88 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 32. CHANgES IN SERUM PROTEIN LEVELS IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS PATIENTS FOLLOWINg PROCTOCOLECTOMy R. Sehgal, JP Hegarty, AA Kelly, DM Pastor, LS Poritz*, Z Lin, K Vrana WA Koltun* Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA INTRODUCTION: Ulcerative colitis(UC) is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the colon with no known cause nor medical cure. Its clinical management is compromised by the lack of a simple non- invasive sensitive test which can be utilized to assess disease activity or effectiveness of medication. Proteomics measures the concentrations of serum antigens, cytokines and other biologically active proteins that may play a role in disease processes. Discovery of possible serum indicators of UC is compromised by the inability to prospectively study individuals before and after onset of this idiopathic disease. This study therefore took the converse tack, namely to study UC patients before and after complete surgical removal of their diseased colons. PURPOSE: To investigate changes in a broad panel of serum proteins in UC patients before and after total proctocolectomy to possibly identify biomarkers associated with disease presence. METHOD: Eleven UC patients(mean age 53 +/- 4.9, 9 males, 2 females) undergoing total proctocolectomy(10 elective, 1 urgent) were studied. Preop(within 7 days prior to surgery) and postop(90-360 days after surgery) serum samples were obtained. The HumanMAP(Rules Based Medicine) Luminex assay was used to measure levels of 88 protein antigens including various cytokines, growth factors, interleukins, and hormones. Changes in serum antigen/protein levels were analyzed using paired t-test. RESULTS: Out of 88 antigens investigated, only 2 (Tissue Necrosis Factor beta, TNF-beta and Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor 2, TNFRII) were significantly different between the preop and postop periods. Changes in lipoprotein-A approached statistical significance. There was NSD in CRP levels(7.8 +/- 2.6 vs 6.9 +/- 1.9) CONCLUSIONS: Two functionally related proteins were found to be significantly altered in UC patients after removal of diseased colons. CSA 2011 • 89 ABstrACts (continued) TNF-beta is produced predominantly by lymphocytes and leukocytes and plays an important role in the innate immunity of the gut by activating the NF-kappa B inflammatory pathway. Serum TNFRII acts as an antagonist to TNF-beta. Therefore, the identified decrease in TNF- beta and increase in TNFRII after proctocolectomy reflects decreased activity in this immunological pathway and may represent proteins that can be utilized to assess disease activity. Lipoprotein-A is a competitive inhibitor of the thrombolytic pathway and thus its relatively elevated preoperative level may play a role in the known increased risk of thrombosis in UC patients. NOTES 90 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 33. THE NEgATIVE IMPACT OF OBESITy ON SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE MITOCHONDRIAL BIOgENESIS IS IMPROVED WITHIN DAyS AFTER ROUx-EN y gASTRIC ByPASS FJ Serrot, B Frohnert, R Foncea, RB Dorman, D Leslie, B Slusarek, DA Bernlohr, S Ikramuddin* University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN PURPOSE: Recent studies have shown a correlation between mitochondrial biogenesis and insulin resistance. Key genes include: Peroxisome Proliferator-activated Receptor gamma Coactivator-1 (PgC1a), Nuclear Respiratory Factor 1 (NRF1), Mitochondrial Transcription Factor A (Tfam) and endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase (eNOS). The aim of this study is to show that improvement of adipose mitochondrial biogenesis, suppressed in obesity, can occur early before significant weight loss is achieved following Roux-en y gastric Bypass (RygB). METHODS: After Institutional Review Board (IRB) approved consent form was signed, human subcutaneous adipose tissue samples from obese and lean patients were harvested at the time of a surgical procedure. Additionally subcutaneous adipose tissue biopsies were taken during and 10 days after RygB in morbidly obese patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and studied by real time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) to assess the expression of PgC1a, NRF1, Tfam and eNOS. Only data from tissue harvested from patients who discontinued insulin and/or thiazolidinediones (TZD's) postoperatively were used to remove the confounding effect of these medications. Additional anthropometric data were collected. RESULTS: Adipose tissue samples were obtained from 9 obese and 4 lean patients mean preoperative BMI 41kg/m2 and 24 kg/m2, respectively. Tfam, NRF1 and eNOS expression was significantly reduced in the obese group. In a group of 6 patients undergoing RygB, all were under current treatment with either metformin or sulfonylureas and two patients with insulin. and the mean BMI was 48.2 kg/m2. In the 4 patients no longer treated with insulin and/or TZDs, significant up- regulation of NRF1 expression was found 8 to 10 days after surgery CSA 2011 • 91 ABstrACts (continued) (number of cycles decreased from 3.1±0.9 to 2.3±0.5, p=0.03). CONCLUSION: To our knowledge this is the first study examining acute adipose mitochondrial gene expression changes after bariatric surgery. Although only NRF1 seems to be up-regulated, these data suggests that changes in adipose mitochondrial biogenesis might be an early step in the improvement of insulin resistance after bariatric surgery, early before significant weight loss. These results may uncover a potential therapeutic target for treatment of T2DM. Further studies need to be done. NOTES 92 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 34. IMPACT OF WITHDRAWAL OF CARE ON TRAUMA MoRtAlitY gA Franklin, RM Cannon, JW Smith, Bg Harbrecht, JD Richardson* University of Louisville, Louisville, Ky Purpose: Traditional trauma teaching emphasizes that injury occurs primarily in the young and that there is a bimodal distribution of deaths. Observed to expected (O:E) mortality based on Injury Severity Scores (ISS) has often been used to assess quality of trauma center (TC) care. Recently, injuries in the elderly have become a national epidemic; unfortunately, there are few data available on the impact of these demographic changes on mortality. Additionally, there is increasing emphasis in the popular press and medical literature on dying with dignity and end of life care. We studied possible effects of these trends by examining 1) the proportion of patients who died whose outcome could have been impacted by medical care, 2) the effect of withdrawal of care (WOC) on mortality and 3) the timing of trauma deaths. Methods: All trauma-related deaths for 2008-09 admitted to a Level 1 TC were assessed for ISS, preventability of mortality, potential for survivability, impact of WOC, and timing of deaths. A log of the circumstances of WOC decisions was prospectively maintained by the hospital. Results: We treated 5433 patients with 347 deaths (6.4%). Deaths occurred more frequently in men (70%) who were older (average 56.3 years) and often had head injuries (70% with average gCS 6.9). While the average ISS was high (25.5), 19% occurred in minimally injured patients (ISS <15). One-fifth arrived in or rapidly progressed to full cardiac arrest with little to no chance of impacting survival. Of the remaining survivors, 147 (42% of total deaths) had WOC at a mean of 1.5 days based on advanced directives (18%) or family desires. The table shows the timing of death and number of patients from who aggressive efforts were stopped by the family. Medical care could not reasonably have been expected to impact survival in 62% of deaths. Conclusions: There has been a major shift in the demographics of the injured with a high proportion of elderly and head injured who have CSA 2011 • 93 ABstrACts (continued) little likelihood of survival. Evaluation of crude mortality or O:E based on ISS significantly overestimates preventable deaths and potential for survival. Societal and cultural factors, presence of advanced directives limiting treatment, and WOC decisions must be considered when assessing TC performance. While our crude mortality was 6.4%, it was only 2.4% in patients we were actually permitted to treat. We suggest a WOC factor should be added to TC data to more accurately characterize mortality rates. Early Late (≤ 48 hrs) (> 48 hrs) Deaths 230 (66%) 117 (34%) WoC 85 (24%) 62 (18%) NOTES 94 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 35. IMPACT OF PREINJURy WARFARIN AND ANTIPLATELET AgENTS ON OUTCOMES OF TRAUMA PATIENTS C Jahraus, L Salem, T Arnold, A Ata, C Rosati, DJ Bonville Albany Medical College, Albany, Ny Purpose: Coumadin and antiplatelet agents (CAA) are prevalent among trauma patients, but their impact on patient outcomes has not been clearly defined. In this study we examined the impact of pre-injury CAA on outcomes in trauma patients. Methods: A 40-month (09/04 to 12/07) retrospective review of the data in the trauma registry at our institution was performed. Patients on these anticoagulants were compared to those not on those medications. The main outcomes of interest were death, intracranial hemorrhage (ICH), length of stay (LOS) and disposition on discharge. A separate analysis was done for patients with ICH that included the need for craniotomy. Chi-square and T-test were used appropriately. Poisson regression was used to estimate the relative risk of dying and prolonged LOS. Results: 3488 trauma patients were identified and 456 were on anticoagulants (coumadin–91, aspirin–223, plavix–43, various combinations–99). Patients on coumadin were 3.1 times more likely to die (RR-3.1; 95% CI: 1.6-6.6), after adjusting for potential confounders (e.g. age, ICH). Aspirin and plavix were not associated with increased mortality. Anticoagulants were associated with increased risk of ICH (50% vs 30%, RR-1.6, 95% CI: 1.4-1.9). CAA did not affect LOS or disposition. In patients with ICH, only coumadin increased mortality (29% vs 6%, RR-3.1, 95% CI: 1.3-7.2), and need for craniotomy (15% vs 7%, RR-2.2, 95% CI: 1.1-4.2). Conclusion: Preinjury coumadin treatment was found to be a significant risk factor for mortality. Coumadin and anti-platelet agents increased risk of ICH, but only coumadin increased the need of craniotomy. Antiplatelet agents did not affect mortality or LOS CSA 2011 • 95 ABstrACts (continued) NOTES 96 • CSA 2011 ABstrACts (continued) 36. PRIMARy HyPERPARATHyROIDISM WITH A HISTORy OF HEAD AND NECK IRRADIATION: THE CONSEQUENCES OF ASSoCiAteD thYRoiD tuMoRS SD Wilson*, EA Krzywda, KM Doffek, TS Wang*, DB Evans*, TW yen* Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI PURPOSE: The risk of radiation-associated thyroid carcinoma became apparent in the 1970's and in subsequent decades the risk of developing hyperparathyroidism (HPT) was documented. There is scant information on thyroid tumors detected before, concurrent, or subsequent to operations for pHPT in patients with a history of head and neck irradiation. The objective of this study was to investigate the thyroid pathology of patients with a history of head and neck irradiation presenting for surgery for primary HPT. METHODS: Our medical center's prospective database of 1,020 HPT patients who underwent operations for hyperparathyroidism from 2000 through June 2010 was analyzed. HPT patients with Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia (MEN), familial HPT, secondary and tertiary HPT were excluded. 916 consecutive primary, sporadic HPT patients were identified. Clinical information regarding history of head and neck irradiation, all thyroid operations and thyroid pathology, was assessed. Neck ultrasound imaging was performed in 845 patients for preoperative parathyroid localization. Primary HPT patients with a history of radiation were compared to those with no radiation history. RESULTS: Of the 916 patients, 49 (5%) had a history of radiation. Patients with a history of radiation were more likely to have nodular thyroid disease (86% vs. 52%), undergone a prior thyroidectomy (29% vs. 4%), or had concurrent thyroid resection at the time of parathyroidectomy (49% vs. 26%). Of the 49 patients with a history of radiation, 38 underwent thyroid resection (14 prior and 24 concurrent) and 9 (24%) had thyroid cancer. Of the 867 patients with no history of radiation, only 259 underwent thyroid resection (32 prior and 227 concurrent) and 32 (12%) had thyroid cancer. Patients who underwent prior thyroidectomy had larger cancers (median tumor size: 18 mm in non-radiated; 20 mm in irradiated group) compared to those undergoing concurrent thyroidectomy (median tumor size: 6 mm in CSA 2011 • 97 ABstrACts (continued) non-radiated; 2 mm in irradiated group). These cancers were frequently separate from the benign dominant thyroid nodule which prompted concurrent thyroidectomy. CONCLUSIONS: Patients presenting with primary HPT and a history of head and neck irradiation had: a. A marked increase in nodular thyroid disease, resulting in nearly ½ of patients undergoing concurrent thyroid resection at the time of parathyroidectomy. b. An increased risk of thyroid carcinoma – nearly 1 in 4 HPT patients with a history of neck radiation had thyroid carcinoma documented either at a prior thyroidectomy or at the time of parathyroidectomy. However, these cancers were small, low risk tumors. Neck ultrasound imaging should be done prior to parathyroidectomy to better detect associated thyroid pathology and to plan the extent of any thyroid resection. NOTES 98 • CSA 2011 "Best PAPer By A new MeMBer" AwArD 2002 Patient Outcomes for Colon Resection According to Surgeon's Training, Certification and Experience Jay B. Prytowski, et al. Northwestern University Medical School and University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois 2003 The Relationship of Surgeon and Hospital Volume to Outcome Following Gastric Bypass Surgery in Pennsylvania: A Three-Year Summary Anita Courcoulas, et al. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2004 Diffusion and Implementation of New Technology in Vascular Surgery: The Case of Aorto-Iliac Occlusive Disease gilbert Upchurch, et al. University of Michigan Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan 2005 Intraoperative Parathyroid Hormone Testing Improves Cure Rates in Patients Undergoing Minimally Invasive Parathyroidectomy Herbert Chen, et al. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin CSA 2011 • 99 "Best PAPer By A new MeMBer" AwArD (continued) 2006 Acute Limb Ischemia Associated with Aortic Dissection, Clinical Relevance and Current Therapy Peter Henke, et al. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 2007 Total Pancreatectomy (R0 Resection) Improves Survival Over Sub-Total Pancreatectomy in Isolated Neck Margin Positive Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma C. Max Schmidt, et al. Indiana University, Indianapolis, Indiana 2008 Reoperative Thyroidectomy: Improved Imaging and Intraoperative Parathyroid Monitoring Results in a Successful Focused Approach Tina yen, et al. Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2009 Does DCIS Accompanying Invasive Carcinoma Affect Prognosis? Anees Chagpar, et al. University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky 100 • CSA 2011 "Best PAPer By A new MeMBer" AwArD (continued) 2010 Impact of Standardized Trauma Documentation to the Hospital's Bottom Line Stephen Barnes, et al. University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri CSA 2011 • 101 in MeMOriAM Brown Dobyns Norris Lenahan Don Miller Mark D. Pescovitz Roque Pifarre Edward Scanlon Charles Yale 102 • CSA 2011 new MeMBers Elected to Membership at the Annual Meeting in March 2010 Marshall Baker Loretto Glynn University of Chicago/ Loyola University Northshore University Health 2160 South First Avenue System Maywood, IL 60153 2650 Ridge Avenue evanston, il 66201 Constantine Godellas Loyola University Medical Juan Caicedo Center Northwestern University LUMC, Division of Surgical Feinberg School of Medicine Oncology 675 N. Saint Clair Street 2160 S. First Ave galter 17-200 Bldg 110, Room 3238 Chicago, il 60611 Maywood, IL 60153 Eugene Choi Keith Hinshaw University of Chicago 75 Barclay Circle 5841 South Maryland Avenue Suite 200 MC 5094 Rochester hills, Mi 48307 Chicago, il 60637 John Lew Daniel Deziel University of Miami Leonard Rush University Medical M. Miller School of Medicine Center 1475 NW 12th Ave. 1725 W. Harrison, Suite 810 Room 3524 (M-875) Chicago, il 60612 Miami, FL 33136 Liane Feldman David Lindsey Mcgill University The Ohio State University 1650 Cedar Avenue 395 W 12 th Avenue l9-412 Room 634 Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 Columbus, OH 43210 CSA 2011 • 103 new MeMBers (continued) Kirk Ludwig Amy Stanfill Medical College of Wisconsin Childrens Hospital of Illinois, Department of Surgery University of Illinois College 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue of Medicine at Peoria Milwaukee, WI 53226 420 NE glen Oak Ave. Suite 201 Joshua Mammen Peoria, il 61603 University of Kansas 3901 Rainbow Blvd Hieu Ton-That 4000 Murphy Bldg., MS 2005 Rhode Island Hospital Kansas City, KS 66160 Loyola University Dept of Surgery Michael Marvin 2160 S 1st Ave University of Louisville Maywood, IL 60153 Jewish Hospital transplant Center 200 Abraham Flexner Way Louisville, Ky 40202 Sam Pappas Medical College of Wisconsin 9200 W. Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53226 Charu Paranjape 400 Wabash Avenue ACC Building Akron, OH 44307 104 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP Abcarian, Herand Ackerman, Norman Karen Anne University of Illinois at Chicago 201 E. 66th Street 840 South Wood Street New york, Ny 10021-6451 MC 958 Phone: 212-230-6615 Chicago, il 60612 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 312-996-2061 Email: email@example.com Acton, Robert Status: Senior (A) Melissa University of Minnesota Abecassis, Michael 420 Delaware Street S.E. Deborah MMC 195 Northwestern Memorial Hospital Minneapolis, MN 55455 676 N. St. Clair Street Phone: 612-626-4214 Suite 1900 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Chicago, il 60611 Status: Active Phone: 312-695-0254 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Adams, James Status: Senior (A) Jacqueline University of Rochester Abrams, Jerome 601 Elmwood Avenue gayle Breutzman Rochester, nY 14642 VA Medical Center Phone: 585-275-2726 1 Veterans Drive Email: james_adams@urmc. Dept. of Surgery rochester.edu Minneapolis, MN 55417 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 612-467-2065 Status: Senior Adebonojo, Samuel Maureen Aburahma, Ali Department of Veterans Affairs Marion Med Ctr Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences 2946 Kings gate Boulevard Center of West Virginia University Beavercreek, OH 45431-3900 3110 MacCorkle Avenue S.E. Phone: 937-320-1890 Charleston, WV 25304 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 304-388-4887 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 105 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Adler, Richard Ahrenholz, David Ree Jeanne Phone: 201-444-3041 Regions hospital Status: Senior 640 Jackson Street St. Paul, MN 55101 Aeder, Mark Phone: 651-254-3015 Nancy Email: firstname.lastname@example.com University Hospitals - Case Status: Senior Medical Center 11100 Euclid Avenue Akhter, Shahab Cleveland, OH 44106 Pamela Phone: 216-844-0306 University of Chicago Medical Email: email@example.com Center Status: Senior 5841 S. Maryland Avenue MC 5040 Suite E500 Ahmad, Syed Chicago, il 60637 Shagufa Phone: 773-702-2500 University of Cincinnati Email: email@example.com. 234 goodman Street uchicago.edu Ml 0772 Status: Active Cincinnati, OH 45219 Phone: 513-584-8900 Alexander, J. Jeffrey Email: email@example.com Joan Status: Active MetroHealth Medical Center 2500 MetroHealth Drive, #H328 Ahmed, Naveed Cleveland, OH 44109 Maria Phone: 216-778-4811 Huron Hospital Email: jalexander@metrohealth. 13951 Terrace Road org East Cleveland, OH 44112 Status: Senior Phone: 216-761-4223 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Alexander, J. Wesley Status: Active Maureen University of Cincinnati 222 Piedmont Cincinnati, OH 45219 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 106 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Alfrey, Edward An, Gary Southern Illinois University Melanie School of Medicine Northwestern University - 701 N. 1st Street, D346 Feinberg School of Medicine Po Box 19638 676 N. St. Clair, #650 Springfield, IL 62794 galter 10-105 Phone: 217-545-8444 Chicago, il 60611 Email: email@example.com Phone: 312-695-4838 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Almond, Carl University Specialty Clinics Anderson, Charles 2 Medical Parks Road, #402 Washington University School of Columbia, SC 29203 Medicine Phone: 803-254-4158 One Barnes Hospital Plaza Status: Senior Suite 5103 Queeny Tower Saint Louis, MO 63110 Al-Refaie, Waddah Phone: 314-362-7406 University of Minnesota/VAMC Status: Senior (A) Department of Surgery 420 Delaware Street S.E. Anderson, III, Harry MMC 195 St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Minneapolis, MN 55455 Trauma and Critical Care Phone: 612-625-2991 5301 E. Huron River Drive, Ste Email: email@example.com 2482 Status: Active PO Box 995 Ann Arbor, MI 48106-0095 Amoury, Raymond Phone: 734-712-2808 Mary Email: harry.anderson@prodigy. Children's Mercy Hospitals and net Clinics Status: Senior 2401 gilham Road Kansas City, MO 64108-4698 Anderson, Raymond Phone: 816-234-3575 Joyce Status: Senior 710 troon Drive Valparaiso, IN 46383-8930 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 107 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Anderson, Richard Angelos, Peter Janice grace University of Illinois, College of University of Chicago Medicine 5841 S. Maryland Avenue, MC 1001 Main Street, Suite 300 4052 Peoria, il 61606 Chicago, il 60637 Phone: 309-495-0220 Phone: 773-702-4429 Email: randerson@peoriasurgical. email@example.com. com edu Status: Active Status: Senior (A) Andrews, Neil Ankeney, Jay L. Carla Julie University of California, Davis Case Western Reserve University 44421 Clubhouse Drive 17030 Catsden Road El Macero, CA 95618-1020 Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 Phone: 530-756-0209 Phone: 440-543-1213 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Aprahamian, Charles Andrus, Carl Patricia noelle 3400 Burlawn Parkway Strong Memorial hospital Brookfield, WI 53005 601 Elmwood Avenue Phone: 262-781-2205 Rochester, nY 14642 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 585-275-1611 Status: Senior (A) Email: carl_andrus@urmc. rochester.edu Aranha, Gerard Status: Senior Rose Loyola University Medical Center Department of Surgery 2160 S. First Avenue eMS 110-3236 Maywood, IL 60153 Phone: 708-327-2391 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 108 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Arbulu, Agustin Aucar, John Nancy Julie Harper University Hospital Carle Foundation Hospital Phone: 313- 831-9111 602 W. University Avenue Status: Senior urbana, il 61801 Phone: 217-383-3240 Arenas, Juan Email: email@example.com Jamie Status: Senior UT Southwestern Medical Center 5939 Harry Hines Boulevard Aust, John Dallas, Tx 75390 State University of New york - Phone: 214-645-7729 Upstate Medical University Email: juan.arenas@ Phone: 315-464-5829 utsouthwestern.edu Status: Senior Status: Active Averbook, Bruce Arneson, Jr., Wallace lorene ellen MetroHealth Medical Center Associates in general and 2500 MetroHealth Drive Vascular Surgery Cleveland, OH 44109 Po Box 994 Phone: 216-778-4795 Ann Arbor, Mi 48106 Email: baverbook@metrohealth. Phone: 734-712-8150 org Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Ayvazian, Vatche Arnold, Mark Maria ginny Bumgardner, MD St. John's Mercy Medical Center The Ohio State University 1150 Highland Pointe Drive 410 West 10th Avenue St. Louis, MO 63131 n737 Doan hall Phone: 314-997-7714 Columbus, OH 43201 Status: Senior Phone: 614-293-8133 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 109 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Azizkhan, Richard Baker, Robert geralyn Brindisi Azizkhan Juanita Cincinnati Children's Hospital University of Chicago Medical Medical Center School 3333 Burnet Avenue, MLC 3018 1516 N. State Parkway, #15A Cincinnati, OH 45229 MC5031 Phone: 513-636-4576 Chicago, il 60610 Email: richard.azizkhan@cchmc. Phone: 312-255-1334 org Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Bailey, J. Kevin Baker, Talia Denise Marshall University of Cincinnati Northwestern University Medical 231 Albert B. Sabin Way School PO Box 670558 675 N St Clair Street Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Suite 17-200 Phone: 513-558-4361 Chicago, il 60611 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 312-695-6132 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Active Baker, Marshall University of Chicago/Northshore Baker, William University Health System Ann 2650 Ridge Avenue Retired evanston, il 60201 721 Ontario, #211 Phone: 847-570-1700 Oak Park, IL 60302 Email: email@example.com Phone: 708-327-2685 Status: Active (C) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Ballinger, Walter Mary 1203 log Cabin lane St. Louis, MO 63124 Phone: 314-994-3172 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 110 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Bandyk, Dennis Barker, Walter Pamela Betty USF Health South Tampa Center University of Illinois at Chicago - uMSA 2912 N Commonwealth Avenue, 2 tampa general Circle #11C Suite 7001 Chicago, IL 60657-6235 Tampa, FL 33606 Phone: 773-525-0551 Phone: 813-259-0956 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Barksdale, Jr., Edward Michele Bankey, Paul University Hospitals - Case Kathleen Hatfield Bankey Medical Center/Rainbow Babies & University of Rochester Medical Children's Hospital Center 11100 Euclid Avenue 601 Elmwood Avenue RBC 6015 Box Surgery Cleveland, OH 44106-1716 Rochester, nY 14642 Phone: 216-844-8623 Phone: 585-275-3376 Email: edward.barksdale@ Email: paul_bankey@urmc. uhhospitals.org rochester.edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Barnes, Stephen Barke, Roderick Mary Linda University of Missouri - Columbia Minneapolis VA Medical Center one hospital Drive Department of Surgery (112) DC024.00 Minneapolis VAMC Columbia, MO 65212 1 Veterans Drive Phone: 573-884-8214 Minneapolis, MN 55417 Email: barnesstre@health. Phone: 612-725-2065 missouri.edu Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 111 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Barney, Linda Bartlett, Robert H. Janet Wanda Wright State University University of Michigan Medical Boonshoft School of Medicine Ctr 1 Wyoming Street 200 Zina Pitcher Place 7000 Che 7679 Kresge I Dayton, OH 45409 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0552 Phone: 937-208-3411 Phone: 734-936-5822 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Barnhorst, Donald Basu, Amit Midge Ranita Basu, MD Retired University of Pittsburgh Medical 8200 Merganser Drive Center/Thomas E. Starzl Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 Transplant Institute Phone: 904-285-9009 3459 Fifth Avenue, 7S-MUH Email: email@example.com Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3236 Status: Senior Phone: 412-647-5742 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Barron, James Status: Senior 670 glades Road Suite 300 Bathe, Oliver Boca Raton, FL 33431 Bettina Phone: 407-391-6070 University of Calgary/Tom Baker Status: Senior Cancer Center 1331 29th Street N.W. Bartlett, David Calgary, AB T2N 4N2 Susan Phone: 403-521-3179 uPMC Cancer Pavilion Email: email@example.com 5150 Centre Avenue, Suite 415 Status: Active Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Phone: 412-692-2852 Baue, Arthur Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Rosemary Status: Senior (A) Phone: 631-788-5571 Status: Senior (A) 112 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Baylor, Alfred Behrendt, Douglas Michelle Linda Wayne State University University of Iowa Hospitals & 4201 St. Antoine, Suite 4S-13 Clinics Detroit, MI 48201-2153 Phone: 319-356-2761 Phone: 313-745-1350 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Beilman, Gregory Desiree Czapansky-Beilman, Beal, John MD Mary University of Minnesota Northwestern University 420 Delaware Street S.E. 432 georgetown Circle MMC 11 Valdosta, gA 31602 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Phone: 229-241-8867 Phone: 612-625-7911 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Becker, James Belin, Robert Christine Jo Boston University School of 2144 Island Drive Medicine Lexington, Ky 40502 88 East Newton Street, C500 Phone: 859-269-7776 Boston, MA 02118 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 617-638-8605 Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Bell, Richard Becker, William Mimi Patricia Email: firstname.lastname@example.com VA Fargo Medical Center Status: Senior (A) 576 Turtle Lake Road Lake Park, MN 56554 Bell, Thomas E. Phone: 701-232-3241 Rita Ann Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 306 N. Chestnut Status: Senior harrison, AZ 72601 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 113 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Benedetti, Enrico Bergamini, Thomas Carla tina University of Illinois College of Surgical Care Associates Medicine 4003 Kresge Way 840 South Wood Street, Suite 402 Suite 1000 Chicago, il 60612 Louisville, Ky 40206 Phone: 312-996-1774 Phone: 502-897-5139 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Benfield, John Bergan, John UCLA/David geffen School of elisabeth Medicine Scripps Memorial hospital 10833 Le Conte Avenue 9850 genesee Avenue 64-140 Center for health Suite 410 Sciences La Jolla, CA 92037-1213 Los Angeles, CA 90095-7313 Phone: 858-550-0330 Phone: 310-794-7333 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Berggren, Ronald Bennett, James 9787 Windale Farms Circle Ellen (Scotty) galena, oh 43021-9609 8174 N. Kivett Road Status: Senior Monrovia, IN 46157-9260 Berkas, Ernest Phone: 317-996-3201 Mary Status: Senior (A) 325 North Military Dearborn, Mi 48124 Berber, Eren Status: Senior Betul The Cleveland Clinic Berkoff, Herbert 9500 Euclid Avenue Vivienne Desk F20 44778 Country Club Drive Cleveland, OH 44195 El Macero, CA 95618-1430 Phone: 216-445-0555 Phone: 916-734-3523 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active 114 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Bernard, Harvey Bessey, Palmer Patricia Weill Cornell Medical College/ 22 Willett Street N.y. Presbyterian Hospital Albany, Ny 12210 525 East 68th Place Phone: 518-463-5952 New york, Ny 10021 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 212-746-0242 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Bernatz, Philip Status: Senior (A) Corene Mayo Clinic Beven, Edwin 200 First Street S.W. Beverly Rochester, MN 55905-0001 Email: email@example.com Phone: 507-284-2691 Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Billiar, Timothy Bernhard, Victor Edith Tzeng, MD Suzan University of Pittsburgh/F1281 University of Chicago, Dept. of Presbyterian University Hospital Surgery 200 lothrop Street 1000 Lake Shore Plaza Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Apt. 41D Phone: 412-647-1749 Chicago, il 60611 Email: email@example.com Phone: 773-702-6128 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. uchicago.edu Billmire, Deborah Status: Senior (A) JW Riley Hospital for Children 702 Barnhill Drive, Suite 2500 Bernhardt, Louis Indianapolis, IN 46202 Sandi Phone: 317-274-4682 University of Wisconsin Email: email@example.com 5910 Woods Edge Road Status: Senior Madison, WI 53711 Phone: 608-273-4010 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 115 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Bines, Steven Bloomston, Mark Ann Marie lisa Rush University Medical Center The Ohio State University 1725 W. Harrison Street, Suite 410 West 10th Avenue 810 n924 Doan hall Chicago, il 60612 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 312-942-6689 Phone: 614-293-4583 Email: email@example.com Email: mark.bloomston@osumc. Status: Senior edu Status: Active Birtch, Alan elaine Blum, Matthew SIU School of Medicine Valerie 2606 West Lake Drive Northwestern Memorial Hospital Springfield, IL 62707 676 N. Saint Clair Street Phone: 217-529-5885 Suite 650 Email: email@example.com Chicago, il 60611 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 312-695-4630 Email: email@example.com Block, Melvin Status: Active Marcia 4575 Excalibur Way Bodzin, Jason Howard San Diego, CA 92122 Pearlena Phone: 619-453-8872 22650 Shevington Drive Status: Senior (A) Southfield, MI 48034-6213 Phone: 248-357-1164 Blondeau, Benoit Email: email@example.com Central Main Surgery Associates Status: Senior 12 High Street, Suite 401 Lewiston, ME 04240 Boland, James Phone: 207-795-2919 Kathryn Email: benoitblondeau@gmail. Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences com Center of West Virginia University Status: Non-Resident 3110 MacCorkle Avenue S.E. Charleston, WV 25304-1210 Phone: 304-347-1333 Status: Senior 116 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Boles, Jr., E. Thomas Brandt, Christopher 2750 Crafton Park Beth Sersig Columbus, OH 43221 MetroHealth Medical Center Phone: 614-488-4623 2500 MetroHealth Drive Status: Senior (A) h914 Cleveland, OH 44109 Bonello, Julius Phone: 216-778-4797 Brenda Email: email@example.com Peoria Surgical group, Ltd Status: Senior 1001 Main Street Third Floor Brandt, Maggie Peoria, il 60606 Steve Pierce Phone: 309-624-9810 St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Email: jbonello@peoriasurgical. 5301 Huron River Drive com PO Box 995 Status: Senior Ann Arbor, MI 48106-0095 Phone: 734-712-2808 Bossert, John Email: firstname.lastname@example.com the Christ hospital Status: Active 5 Madison Lane Cincinnati, OH 45208 Breslin, Tara Phone: 513-321-1005 Robert Blackburn Email: firstname.lastname@example.com University of Michigan Status: Senior 1500 E. Medical Center Drive SPC 5932 Bozorgzadeh, Adel Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5932 Christine Menke Phone: 734-936-8771 UMass Memorial Medical Center Email: email@example.com University Campus, 6th Floor, Rm. Status: Active S6-416 55 Lake Avenue North Broadie, Thomas Worcester, MA 01655 Vicki Phone: 508-334-2067 Indiana University School of Email: adel.bozorgzadeh@ Medicine umassmemorial.org 8160 Sycamore Road Status: Senior Indianapolis, IN 46240 Phone: 317-252-3843 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 117 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Broderick, Timothy Brunt, L. Michael Kara Elizabeth University of Cincinnati Washington University School of 231 Albert B. Sabin Way, SRU Medicine 1465 660 S. Euclid Avenue Mail Location: 0558 Campus Box 8109 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 St. Louis, MO 63110 Phone: 513-558-8760 Phone: 314-454-7234 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior Broelsch, Christoph Bryan, Douglas Bianka 8410 Mason Hill Road University Hospital of Essen Woodstock, IL 60098-7977 Hufelandstr 55 Phone: 815-690-0591 Essen, germany 45122 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 011-49-211-0416575 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Bryant, Lester Linda Brown, Kellie 131 Magnolia Ridge Drive Medical College of Wisconsin Jonesborough, TN 37659 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Phone: 423-753-0005 Vascular Surgery Email: email@example.com Milwaukee, WI 53226 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 414-805-9160 Email: email@example.com Buchwald, Henry Status: Active emilie University of Minnesota Brown, Rea A. 420 Delaware Street S.E. Kathleen MMC 290 1650 Cedar Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55455 Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 Phone: 612-625-8446 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 118 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Buell, Joseph Butler, Karyn Crystal glass 80 Seymour Street Tulane University Hartford, CT 06102 1415 Tulane Avenue, TW35 Phone: 860-545-5022 New Orleans, LA 70112 Status: Senior Phone: 504-988-7867 Email: email@example.com Butsch, John Status: Active Lucy SUNy-Buffalo Bumgardner, Ginny 174 Soldiers Place Mark Arnold, MD Buffalo, Ny 14222 The Ohio State University Phone: 716-886-1210 Medical Center Status: Senior 395 West 12th Avenue 1st Floor; Room 166 Cacchione, Robert Columbus, OH 43210 Carol Phone: 614-293-6177 University of Louisville Email: ginny.bumgardner@osumc. 550 South Jackson Street edu Louisville, Ky 40202 Status: Senior Phone: 502-852-5675 Email: email@example.com. Burney, Richard edu Mary Status: Active University of Michigan 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Caicedo, Juan Taubman Center, 2124D Northwestern University Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5343 Feinberg School of Medicine Phone: 734-936-6025 675 N. Saint Clair Street Email: email@example.com galter 17-200 Status: Senior Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 312-695-1405 Burns, Gerard Email: email@example.com Mary Status: Active (C) Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 119 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Campbell, Darrell Caprini, Joseph Barbara Stella University of Michigan Health Evanston Northwestern System healthcare C201 Med Inn 2100 Pfingsten Road 1500 E. Medical Center Drive glenview, IL 60025 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5825 Phone: 847-663-8050 Phone: 734-936-5814 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Carey, Larry Canal, David James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital Terry 13000 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Indiana University Medical Education 545 Barnhill Drive Tampa, FL 33612 emerson hall 202 Phone: 813-972-7682 Indianapolis, IN 46202-5112 Email: email@example.com Phone: 317-274-0949 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Carlson, Mark Sarah Caniano, Donna VA Medical Center Ohio State University College of 4101 Woolworth Avenue Medicine/Children's Hospital Department of Surgery (112) 700 Children's Drive Omaha, NE 68105 Columbus, OH 43205 Phone: 402-955-5371 Phone: 614-722-3912 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior (A) Caropreso, Philip Canver, Charles Jeanne Renee University of Iowa Hospitals & Near East University Hospital Clinics Mersin 10, KKTC 1813 grand Avenue Lefkosa, Cyprus 922022 Keokuk, IA 52632 Phone: 966-1-442-4936 Phone: 217-357-2173 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior 120 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Carson, III, William Caty, Michael The Ohio State University Diana 410 West 10th Avenue Women and Children's Hospital n924 Doan hall of Buffalo Columbus, OH 43210 219 Bryant Street Phone: 614-293-6306 Buffalo, Ny 14222 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 716-878-7802 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Carty, Sally Barry Schaitkin Caushaj, Philip University of Pittsburgh Montefiore/Albert Einstein 3471 Fifth Avenue College of Medicine Kaufmann Bldg., Suite 101 Montefiore Medical Park Pittsburgh, PA 15213 1575 Blondell Avenue Phone: 412-647-0467 Suite 125, 2nd Floor Email: email@example.com Bronx, nY 10461 Status: Senior Phone: 718-405-8240 Email: email@example.com Caruana, Joseph Status: Senior Christine Sisters of Charity Hospital and Cerilli, G. James State University of New york at Barbara Buffalo 12 Brams Point Road Synergy Bariatrics Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 30 North Union Road, Suite 104 Phone: 803-689-2338 Williamsville, nY 14221 Email: email@example.com Phone: 716-565-3990 Status: Senior (A) Email: jcaruanamd@ synergybariatrics.com Chae, Frank Status: Senior teran Williams SurgONE, PC 10099 Ridgegate Pkwy Suite 390 Conifer Building lone tree, Co 80124 Phone: 303-662-1191 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 121 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Chagpar, Anees Chaudhuri, Prabir yale University Bina 20 york Street Univeristy of Toledo Medical North Pavilion, First Floor Center New Haven, CT 06510 3000 Arlington Avenue Phone: 203-200-1518 MS 1095 Email: email@example.com Toledo, OH 43614-5807 Status: Active Phone: 419-383-3565 Email: email@example.com Chang, Alfred Status: Senior lana University of Michigan Medical Cheadle, William Center Mary 1500 E. Medical Center Drive University of Louisville 3303 Cancer Center 550 South Jackson Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5932 Dept of Surgery Phone: 734-936-4392 Louisville, Ky 40202 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 502-852-1895 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Chapman, Scott Jennifer Chapman, MD Chedrawy, Edgar Franciscan Skemp Healthcare, University of Illinois at Chicago Mayo Health System 840 South Wood Street 800 West Avenue South Suite 417 CSB LaCrosse, WI 54601 Chicago, il 60607 Phone: 608-392-9883 Phone: 312-996-4942 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Active Chen, Herbert harriet University of Wisconsin Hospital 600 Highland Avenue H4/722 CSC Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 608-263-1387 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 122 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Cherr, Gregory Cikrit, Dolores Claire Schen, PhD Joe Schmit SUNy-Buffalo Indiana University Medical School Dept of Surgery 1801 N. Senate Blvd. MPC2 100 high Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 Buffalo, Ny 14203 Phone: 317-962-2193 Phone: 716-859-2810 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Cimmino, Vincent Chiu, Ray Chu-Jeng ellen Jane University of Michigan Mcgill University Comprehensive Cancer Center 1650 Cedar Avenue 1500 E. Medical Center Drive C9-169 Suite 3214 Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109-0932 Phone: 514-934-1934 Phone: 734-936-5827 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Clare, Susan Choi, Eugene Walter Larkin University of Chicago Indiana University School of 5841 South Maryland Avenue Medicine MC 5094 980 W. Walnut Street Chicago, il 60637 R3-C252 Status: Active (C) Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-278-3907 Chung, Raphael Email: email@example.com Marion Status: Senior Huron Hospital 13951 Terrace Road East Cleveland, OH 44112 Phone: 216-761-4223 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 123 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Claridge, Jeffrey Codd, John Becky 126 Southarm Drive MetroHealth Medical Center St Louis, MO 63122-4658 2500 MetroHealth Drive Status: Senior h942 Cleveland, OH 44109 Cogbill, Thomas Phone: 216-778-1005 Jan Email: firstname.lastname@example.com gundersen Lutheran Status: Active 1900 South Avenue LaCrosse, WI 54601 Clark, Jr., William Phone: 608-775-2431 Laurie Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 512 Bradford Parkway Status: Senior (A) Syracuse, Ny 13224 Phone: 315-446-2684 Cohen, Max Status: Senior Marilyn nYu hospitals Center Cloutier, Jr., Charles Phone: 212-263-2680 Phyllis Email: email@example.com 22 Short Street Status: Senior Portsmouth, RI 02871 Phone: 401-683-3446 Coil, James Status: Senior Sharon St.Vincent's Medical Center Cmolik, Brian 355 Bard Avenue Brigid Staten Island, Ny 10310 Cleveland VA Medical Center Status: Senior 10701 East Boulevard Surgery 112W Cole, William Cleveland, OH 44106 ellen Status: Senior Status: Senior Cobb, Charles Frances 420 E. North Avenue Suite 304 Pittsburgh, PA 15212-4746 Phone: 412-359-4068 Status: Senior 124 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Coleman, III, John Conter, Robert Janice Barbara Indiana University Medical Center Lancaster Regional Medical 545 Barnhill Drive Center emmerson hall 232 233 College Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202-5124 Suite 203 Phone: 317-274-8106 lancaster, PA 17603 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 717-735-9187 Email: email@example.com Coles, John Status: Senior georgette Thornedale Medical Center Conti, David Status: Senior Laura Albany Medical Center Collicott, Paul 47 New Scotland Avenue American College of Surgeons A61-ge 633 North St. Clair Street Albany, Ny 12208 Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 518-262-5614 Phone: 312-202-5259 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Conway, Daniel Condon, Robert Patricia Marcia Advanced Surgical Associates, S.C. 2722 86th Avenue N.E. 880 W. Central Road Clyde Hill, WA 98004-1653 Suite 3800 Phone: 425-453-7860 Arlington Heights, IL 60005-2369 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 847-483-9800 Status: Senior (A) Email: dconwaymd@ advancedsurgical.com Connolly, Mark Status: Senior Helene Connolly, MD Saint Joseph Hospital 2900 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60657 Phone: 773-665-6237 Email: mconnolly@reshealthcare. org Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 125 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Cooney, Donald Coran, Arnold Diane Susan Texas A&M University Medical University of Michigan - C.S. Mott Center Children's Hospital 2401 S. 31st Street 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Temple, Tx 76508 Room F3970, Box 0245 Phone: 254-724-9138 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0245 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 734-764-4151 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Cooper, Joel Janet Corson, John University of Pennsylvania Health Christina System University of New Mexico/ Hospital of the University of NMVAHCS Pennsylvania 1501 San Pedro S.E. 3400 Spruce Street Bldg 41, Deputy Chief of Staff 6 White Building Albuquerque, NM 87108-5154 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Phone: 505-265-1771 x5807 Phone: 215-615-1793 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Status: Senior edu Status: Senior (A) Courcoulas, Anita Ira gumberg Cooperman, Marc University of Pittsburgh Janet 3380 Boulevard of the Allies 250 Deer Creek Suite 390 Powell, OH 43065 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Phone: 614-888-4497 Phone: 412-641-3678 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Covey, Thomas hope West Virginia University Phone: 304-293-5169 Status: Senior 126 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Crandall, Marie Cunningham, Paul Northwestern University Sydney 676 N. St. Clair, Suite 650 Brody School of Medicine Chicago, il 60611 600 Moye Blvd Phone: 312-695-4835 AD52 Email: mcrandall@northwestern. greenville, nC 27834 edu Phone: 252-744-2201 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Crawford, David Kathleen Crawford, MD Curtin, John University of Illinois College of Jean Ellen Medicine at Peoria 2451 Indigo Lane 1001 Main Street glenview, IL 60026 3rd Floor Phone: 847-729-7874 Peoria, il 61606 Status: Senior Phone: 309-495-0200 Email: email@example.com Curtis, Jack Status: Active Joyce 1033 Bourne Avenue Crestanello, Juan Columbia, MO 65203 The Ohio State University Phone: 314-882-6954 410 West 10th Avenue Status: Senior n816 Doan hall Columbus, OH 43210 Dale, Paul Phone: 614-293-7277 Karen Email: juan.crestanello@osumc. Ellis Fischel Cancer Center edu 115 Bus Loop 70 W Status: Active DC 116.94 Columbia, MO 65203 Crowe, Joseph Phone: 573-882-8454 Mary Lind Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Cleveland Clinic Foundation edu 9500 Euclid Avenue Status: Senior Desk A80 Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 216-445-7904 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 127 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) D'Alessandro, Anthony Das Gupta, Tapas Alison TenBruggencate Judy University of Wisconsin University of Illinois at Chicago Division of transplantation 840 South Wood Street 600 Highland Avenue, H4/760 Room 618, MC820 CSC Chicago, il 60612 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Phone: 312-996-6666 Phone: 608-263-9903 Status: Senior (A) Email: ADalessandro@uwhealth. org Status: Senior (A) Davis, Bradley Dawn Dalsing, Michael UC Surgeons Rosa the Christ hospital Indiana University Medical School 2123 Auburn Avenue, Suite 524 1801 N. Senate Boulevard Cincinnati, OH 45219 D3500 Phone: 513-929-0104 Indianapolis, IN 46202-1228 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 317-962-0280 Status: Active Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Davis, John H. Peg Das, B. Mohan 21 Ridgewood Drive Elizabeth Das, MD Burlington,VT 5401 The Ohio State University Phone: 802-658-1939 Cramblett hall Email: email@example.com 456 W. 10th Avenue, Ste 3018 Status: Senior (A) Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 614-293-8536 Davis, Kenneth Email: email@example.com Johnie Status: Senior University of Cincinnati 231 Albert Sabin Way ML#0558 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Phone: 513-558-5661 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 128 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Dawes, Lillian DeJong, Steven Harrison "Buz" Laut Debbie USF Loyola University Medical Center 13000 Bruce B. Downs (112) 2160 South First Avenue Tampa, FL 33612 Dept of Surgery EMS 110/3248 Phone: 813-972-2000, ext 6513 Maywood, IL 60153 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 708-327-2375 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Dayton, Merril SUNy Buffalo DePalma, Ralph Buffalo general Hospital Pat Department of Surgery 810 Vermont Avenue N.W. 100 High Street - D351 Washington, DC 20420 Buffalo, Ny 14203 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 716-859-3779 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com DeWeese, James Status: Senior Christine University of Rochester DeBord, James 601 Elmwood Avenue Margaret Rochester, Ny 14542-0001 University of Illinois-Peoria Phone: 585-275-2721 1001 Main Street Status: Senior (A) Suite 300 Peoria, il 61606 Deitel, Mervyn Phone: 309-495-0224 Frances Email: jdebord@peoriasurgical. Obesity Surgery com 39 Bassano Road Status: Senior Toronto, ON M2N 2J9 Phone: 416-224-5055 DeHoyos, Alberto Email: email@example.com Northwestern Memorial Hospital Status: Senior 676 N. Saint Clair Street Suite 650 Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 312-695-4630 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 129 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Delaney, Conor Demeure, Michael Clare Scottsdale Healthcare Cancer University Hospitals Case Medical Surgery Center 10460 N 92nd Street 11100 Euclid Avenue Suite 200 LKS 5047 Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Cleveland, OH 44106-5047 Phone: 480-323-1570 Phone: 216-844-8087 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: conor.delaney@ Status: Senior uhhospitals.org Status: Active Dent, Thomas Joan Delaney, John 505 Owen Road Mary Santa Barbara, CA 93108-1839 Fairview University Medical Phone: 805-695-8643 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Department of Surgery Status: Senior (A) 516 Delaware St, SE, Box 195 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Devine, Richard Phone: 612-625-1621 Betty Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Mayo Clinic Status: Senior (A) 200 First Street S.W. Rochester, MN 55905 DeMeester, Tom Phone: 507-284-2511 Carol Email: firstname.lastname@example.com University of Southern California Status: Senior 1510 San Pablo Street Suite 514 Dexter, David Los Angeles, CA 90033-5324 Patricia Phone: 323-442-5925 Hamot Medical Center Email: email@example.com. 104 East Second Street edu 7th floor Status: Senior (A) Erie, PA 16507 Phone: 814-877-4577 Email: email@example.com Status: Active 130 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Deziel, Daniel Dixon, Elijah Mary Jocelyn Dilay Rush University Medical Center University of Calgary 1725 W. Harrison, Suite 810 1403 29th Street N.W. Chicago, il 60612 10th Floor, North Tower Phone: 312-942-6500 Room 1036 Email: email@example.com Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 Status: Senior (C) Phone: 403-944-3045 Email: Elijah.Dixon@ Diebel, Lawrence calgaryhealthregion.ca Wayne State University Status: Active 4201 St. Antoine 6C University Health Center Doerr, Ralph Detroit, Mi 48201 eileen Phone: 313-577-5005 Rochester general hospital Email: email@example.com Department of Surgery Status: Senior 1415 Portland Avenue Suite 245MOB Difiore, John Rochester, nY 14621 Kristine Phone: 585-922-4840 Children's Hospital, The Cleveland Email: bonnie.cottone@ Clinic rochestergeneral.org 9500 Euclid Avenue Status: Senior M14 Cleveland, OH 44195 Doherty, Cornelius Phone: 216-444-5522 JaneAnn Email: email@example.com 826 Cabrillo Street Status: Senior San Francisco, CA 94118-3607 Phone: 415-751-1704 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Donaldson, William Jean Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh 3705 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2534 Phone: 412-692-8539 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 131 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Donovan, Duane Drucker, William Beverly Barbara 95 Arch St. Ste. 215 USUHS School of Medicine Akron, OH 44304-1467 4301 Jones Bridge Road Status: Senior Bethesda, MD 20814-4799 Phone: 301-295-5462 Donovan, James Email: email@example.com Diane Livengood Status: Senior (A) univ of Cincinnati College of Medicine Dryjski, Maciej 231 Albert Sabin Way, ML 0589 hanna Cincinnati, OH 45267 Kaleida Health Millard Fillmore Phone: 513-558-0983 hospital Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 3 gates Circle Status: Senior Buffalo, Ny 14209 Phone: 716-887-4223 Douglass, Jr., Harold Email: mdryjski@kaleidahealth. Sandra org 72 Andover Lane Status: Senior Williamsville, nY 14221-3309 Phone: 716-633-2796 Duff, John Email: email@example.com Barbara Ann Status: Senior University of Western Ontario 1092 St. Anthony Downs, Allan London, ON N6H 2P0 Janet Phone: 519-657-2366 Manitoba health Email: email@example.com 312 Hosmer Boulevard Status: Senior (A) Winnipeg, MB R3P0h6 Phone: 204-786-7210 Dulchavsky, Scott Status: Senior (A) Deborah Henry Ford Health System Dept of Surgery, CFP-1 Henry Ford Hospital 2799 West grand Blvd Detroit, Mi 48202 Phone: 313-916-3152 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 132 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Dunn, David Dutro, John Arthur University of Buffalo Beverly 201 harriman hall Wright State University Buffalo, Ny 14214-8025 804 Central Avenue Phone: 716-829-2100 greenville, OH 45331 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 937-547-0107 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Dunn, Margaret Bill Spohn Eberlein, Timothy Po Box 927 Kim Dayton, OH 45401-0927 Washington University School of Phone: 937-775-2033 Medicine Status: Senior 660 S. Euclid Avenue Box 8109 Dunnington, Gary St. Louis, MO 63110 Kim Phone: 314-362-8020 Southern Illinois University Email: email@example.com School of Medicine Status: Senior (A) 701 N. First Street, D325 Po Box 19638 Eckhauser, Marc Lewis Springfield, IL 62794 Kelley Phone: 217-545-8880 4838 E. Baseline Road Email: email@example.com Bldg 2 #110 Status: Senior (A) Mesa, AZ 85206 Phone: 480-892-2800 Durham, Joseph Status: Senior Marianne John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Edge, Stephen Cook County Cynthia 1901 W. Harrison Street Roswell Park Cancer Institute Suite 3350 Elm and Carlton Streets Chicago, il 60612 Buffalo, Ny 14263 Phone: 312-864-3190 Phone: 716-845-2918 Email: email@example.com Email: stephen.edge@ Status: Senior roswellpark.org Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 133 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Edwards, John D. Ekeh, A. Peter Susan Kehinde 7380 Turfway Road Wright State University/Miami Florence, Ky 41042 Valley Hospital Phone: 859-525-0522 1 Wyoming Street Email: email@example.com Dayton, OH 45409-2722 Status: Senior Phone: 937-208-2468 Email: email@example.com Edwards, Michael Status: Senior Carole University of Cincinnati Elkhammas, Elmahdi Department of Surgery Fatma 231 Albert Sabin Way The Ohio State University Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Medical Center Phone: 513-558-5333 395 W. 12th Avenue Email: email@example.com 1st Floor, Room 154 Status: Senior (A) Columbus, OH 43210-1250 Phone: 614-293-4627 Egan, Richard Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Betty Status: Senior Status: Senior Elliott, Joseph Eiseman, Ben Donna Mary 3282 Woodview Lake Road University of Colorado Health West Bloomfield, MI 48323 Science Center Phone: 248-851-7257 Phone: 303-299-8020 x 2982 Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Ellis, Jr., F. Henry Eisenberg, M. Michael Mary-Jane Barbara Beth Israel Deaconess Medical New york Hospital/Cornell Center Medical Center 110 Francis Street 525 East 68th Street, Suite P-709 Suite 2A New york, Ny 10021 Boston, MA 02215 Phone: 212-746-5439 Phone: 617-632-8383 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) 134 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Ellison, Christopher Enker, Warren Mary Pat Borgess, MD Beth Israel Medical Center Ohio State University Medical 350 East 17th Street Center Baird Hall 1622 395 W. 12th Avenue New york, Ny 10003 Room 692 Phone: 212-420-3960 Columbus, OH 43210 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 614-293-8701 Status: Senior (A) Email: christopher.ellison@ osumc.edu Erlandson, Errol Status: Senior (A) Kate Ludeman Worth ethic Corporation Endean, Eric 23 Hull Circle Drive Deborah L. Austin, Tx 78746 University of Kentucky Phone: 512-330-9798 Dept. of Surgery Email: firstname.lastname@example.com C-215 A.B. Chandler Medical Status: Senior Center Lexington, Ky 40536-0084 Ernst, Calvin Phone: 859-323-6346 Beth Email: email@example.com 3904 North Fairway Drive Status: Senior Jupiter, FL 33477 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Engum, Scott Status: Senior (A) Heidi JW Riley Hospital for Children Eskandari, Mark 702 Barnhill Drive Andrea Suite 2500 Northwestern University Indianapolis, IN 46202 676 N. St. Clair, #650 Phone: 317-274-4682 Suite 650 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Chicago, il 60611 Status: Active Phone: 312-926-7775 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 135 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Espat, N. Joseph Ettinghausen, Stephen Roger Williams hopsital Elizabeth 825 Chalkstone Avenue Rochester general hospital Providence, RI 02908 1455 Portland Avenue Phone: 401-456-2464 Suite 245 Email: jespat@hepaticsurgery. Rochester, nY 14621 com Phone: 585-922-4715 Status: Active Email: stephen.ettinghausen@ Rochestergeneral.org Esselstyn, Caldwell Status: Senior Ann The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Eubanks, Steve 9500 Euclid Avenue Sandy Desk A80 University of Missouri - Columbia Cleveland, OH 44195-5043 one hospital Drive Phone: 216-444-6662 MC504, DC077.00 Status: Senior (A) Columbia, MO 65212 Phone: 573-882-4158 Estes, Norman Email: eubankssw@health. Jan missouri.edu University of Illinois – Peoria Status: Senior (A) College of Medicine 624 NE glen Oak Avenue Evans, Douglas Suite 2676 Elizabeth Peoria, il 61603 Medical College of Wisconsin Phone: 309-655-2383 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Suite 3510 Status: Senior Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 414-805-5706 Etheredge, Edward Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 1850 S. Mariposa Avenue Status: Active Bartlow, FL 33830 Status: Senior (A) 136 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Evans, James T. Fabri, Peter Joyce Sharon Schur Erie County Medical Center USF College of Medicine 462 grider Street 12901 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Buffalo, Ny 14215 MDC 41 Phone: 716-898-5338 Tampa, FL 33612 Email: jamestevansmd@ Phone: 813-974-9744 medscape.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Evans, William E. Falcone, Richard Nancy Cincinnati Children's Hospital 513 Victor Drive Medical Center Circleville, oh 43113-1168 3333 Burnet Avenue Status: Senior MlC 2023 Cincinnati, OH 45229 Faber, L. Penfield Phone: 513-636-4371 Marilyn Email: richard.falcone@cchmc. Rush University Medical Center org 1725 W. Harrison Street Status: Active Suite 218 Chicago, il 60612 Falcone, Robert E. Phone: 312-738-3732 Columbus VA Ambulatory Care Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Center Status: Senior (A) 150 E. Lafayette Columbus, OH 43215 Fabia, Renata Phone: 614-226-3206 Amer Rajab, MD, PhD Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Nationwide Children's Hospital Status: Senior 700 Childrens Drive Columbus, OH 43228 Falimirski, Mark Phone: 614-722-3910 Patricia Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Indiana University Hospital Status: Senior 1030 W Michigan Street C 5226 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-278-8112 Email: email@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 137 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Farkas, Linda Fegelman, Elliott Michael Pritchard Suzanne uPMC Cancer Pavilion Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati 5150 Centre Avenue 4777 E. galbraith Road Suite 415 Cincinnati, OH 45236 Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Phone: 513-686-5466 Phone: 412-692-2541 Email: elliott.fegelman@healthall. Email: email@example.com com Status: Active Status: Senior Farnell, Michael Feldman, Liane Ann Mcgill University Mayo Clinic 1650 Cedar Avenue 200 First Street S.W. l9-412 Rochester, MN 55905 Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 Phone: 507-284-2717 Phone: 514-934-1934 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active (C) Faucher, Lee Feller, Irving Stephanie Cynthia University of Wisconsin 857 Maximilian Court 600 Highland Avenue Chelsea, Mi 48118 H4/732 CSC Phone: 734-433-0491 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Email: email@example.com Phone: 608-262-6246 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Active Ferguson, Ronald Ohio State University Medical Fazio, Victor Center Carolyn 1654 Upham Drive Cleveland Clinic Columbus, OH 43210 17414 S. Woodland Road Phone: 614-293-6322 Shaker Heights, OH 44120 Email: ronald.ferguson@osumc. Phone: 216-444-6672 edu Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) 138 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Ferguson, Tomas Fichera, Alessandro Libby lia Washington University School of University of Chicago Medicine 5841 S. Maryland Avenue 1 Barnes-Jewish Hospital Plaza MC 5095 3108 Queeny Tower Chicago, il 60637 St. Louis, MO 63110-1013 Phone: 773-702-6142 Phone: 314-362-7256 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Email: email@example.com uchicago.edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Fernando, Hiran Fiddian-Green, Richard Susan Prunella Boston Medical Center University of Massachusetts 88 East Newton Street c/o Justin Ferris Robinson B402 55 Lake Avenue North Boston, MA 02118 Worcester, MA 06155 Phone: 617-638-5600 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Non-Resident Filler, Robert June Ferraris, Victor The Hospital for Sick Children Suellen 555 University Avenue - Suite University of Kentucky 1518 740 South Limestone Toronto, ON M5g 1x8 Kentucky Clinic, Suite A-301 Phone: 416-813-6400 Lexington, Ky 40536-0284 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 859-323-6494 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Filo, Ronald Status: Senior Marilyn 35685 South Charles Road Drummond Island, MI 49726 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 139 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Fink, Aaron Fischer, Josef Vicki Karen VA Medical Center Beth Israel Deaconess Med 1670 Clairmont Road (112) Center Dept. of Surgery 110 Francis Street Decatur, gA 30033 Suite 9F Phone: 404-728-7621 Boston, MA 2215 Email: email@example.com Phone: 617-632-9770 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. edu Finley, Jr., Robert Status: Senior (A) Wright State University 4045 Middleton Road Fischer, Ronald Oregonia, OH 45054-9764 Nancy Phone: 513-897-5756 University of Texas Medical Email: email@example.com School Status: Senior (A) Phone: 713-636-5095 Status: Senior Firor, Hugh Betty Fisher, Bernard University of South Florida Shirley 12901 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard University of Pittsburgh MDC Box 16 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Tampa, FL 33612 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Fisher, H. Calvin Fischer, David Yvonne Renee 1555 Barrington Road Suite University of Cincinnati Medical 3450 Building 3 Center hoffman estates, il 60169 231 Albert Sabin Way, SRU 1465 Status: Senior Mail Location: 0558 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Phone: 513-558-4787 Email: email@example.com Status: Active 140 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Fisichella, P. Marco Fleiszer, David Loyola University Medical Center Ruth 2160 South First Avenue Montreal general hospital Room 3226 1650 Cedar Avenue Maywood, IL 60153 Montreal 83g1A4 Phone: 708-327-2820 Phone: 514-937-6011 x4346 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Flint, Lewis Fitzgibbons, Jr., Robert Carolynne Karen American College of Surgeons Creighton University 633 North St. Clair Street 601 N. 30th Street Chicago, il 60611-3211 Suite 3700 Phone: 312-202-5224 omaha, ne 68131 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 402-280-4503 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Flynn, Jr., William Nancy Flancbaum, Louis Erie County Medical Center Debby 462 grider Street glen Cove hospital Buffalo, Ny 14215 101 Saint Andrews Lane Phone: 716-898-5283 glen Cove, Ny 11542 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 516-674-1688 Status: Senior Status: Senior Foker, John Flege, Jr., John University of Minnesota Allison 420 Delaware Street S.E. 4 grandin Lane UMHC 495 Cincinnati, OH 45208 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Phone: 513-421-3494 Phone: 612-625-0910 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 141 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Foley, David Folse, J. Roland Cheryl Hazen University of Wisconsin SIU School of Medicine uWhC 701 North Rutledge 600 Highland Avenue Po Box 19638 H4/766 Springfield, IL 62794-9638 Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 217-545-8874 Phone: 608-262-8360 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Ford, Henri Foley, Eugene Donna Laurel Rice, MD Children's Hospital of Los Angeles University of Wisconsin 4650 Sunset Boulevard Clinical Science Center Mail Stop 72 600 Highland Avenue los Angeles, CA 90027 H4/738 Phone: 323-361-2104 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Email: email@example.com Phone: 608-263-2521 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Forse, Armour Susan Folk, Frank Creighton University lonnie 601 north 30th Street Loyola-Hines Suite 3700 446 S. Columbia Street omaha, ne 68131 Naperville, IL 60540-5418 Phone: 402-280-4476 Phone: 630-355-1762 Email: armour.forse@creighton. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) 142 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Francescatti, Darius Freier, Duane Rush University Medical Center Nancy 1725 W. Harrison Street 12961 Silverthron Court Suite 810 Bonita Springs, FL 34135 Chicago, il 60612 Phone: 239-948-3408 Phone: 312-942-6500 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: dfrancescatti@hotmail. Status: Senior com Status: Senior Frey, Charles F. Jane Frantzides, Constantine University of California Davis eleni Medical Center Chicago Institute of Minimally 2351 green Springs Court Invasive Surgery Rescue, CA 95672-9424 4905 Old Orchard Center Phone: 530-677-9770 Suite 409 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Skokie, IL 60712 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 847-676-2200 Email: email@example.com Fried, Gerald Status: Senior Karen Mcgill University Fratianne, Richard 1650 Cedar Avenue Mary Suite D6.136 MetroHealth Medical Center Montreal, QC H3g1A4 2500 MetroHealth Drive Phone: 514-934-8044 Cleveland, OH 44109-1998 Email: email@example.com Phone: 216-778-5627 Status: Senior (A) Email: rfratianne@metrohealth. org Fromm, David Status: Senior Barbara Wayne State University Freeman, Joel 4201 St. Antoine #6C Nadia Detroit, Mi 48201-2194 University of Ottawa Phone: 313-745-8778 1670 Dry Dock Avenue Email: email@example.com North Charleston, SC 29405 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 143 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Fry, Donald Gaar, Edwin Rosemary Victoria Michael Pine and Associates, Inc Department of Veterans Affairs 5020 S Lake Shore Drive Louisville VA Medical Center 304n 800 Zorn Avenue Chicago, IL 60615 Louisville, Ky 40206 Phone: 773-643-1700 Phone: 502-287-6804 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Fry, Robert D. Galandiuk, Susan Susan Hiram C. Polk, Jr., MD Pennsylvania Hospital University of Louisville 700 Spruce Street 550 South Jackson Street Suite 305 ACB2, Surgery Suite Philadelphia, PA 19106 Louisville, Ky 40202 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 502-852-4568 Status: Senior (A) Email: susan.galandiuk@louisville. edu Fry, Willard Status: Senior (A) Nancy Northwestern (Emeritus) Galouzis, Tom Nicholas 1111 Sunset Road Jeannie Winnetka, IL 60093 Indiana Surgical Associates Phone: 847-446-1979 7895 grand Boulevard Email: firstname.lastname@example.com hobart, in 46342 Status: Senior Phone: 219-947-1910 Email: email@example.com Fryer, Jonathan P. Status: Senior Sonia Sharpless, MD Northwestern University, Gamelli, Richard Feinberg School of Medicine Mary 675 North St. Clair Loyola University School of Building 17-200 Medicine Chicago, il 60611 6363 Manor Drive Phone: 312-695-2125 Burr Ridge, IL 60527 Email: email@example.com Phone: 708-216-9222 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 144 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Gans, Henry Gauderer, Michael Mary Ann Barbara 4450 SW Thistle Terrace The Children's Hospital, Palm City, FL 34990 greenville Hospital System Phone: 407-223-7093 890 West Faris Status: Senior Suite 440, Box 20 greenville, SC 29605-4253 Garren, Michael Phone: 864-455-5070 Patti Email: email@example.com University of Wisconsin Medical Status: Senior Foundation 1 South Park Street Gauger, Paul Madison, WI 53715 gingie Phone: 608-287-2100 University of Michigan Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 1500 East Medical Center Drive Status: Active TC2920D, SPC 5331 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Garrison, R. Neal Phone: 734-936-0231 Anita Email: email@example.com University of Louisville Status: Active 550 South Jackson Street ACB Building Geehan, Douglas Louisville, Ky 40202 University of Missouri-Kansas Phone: 502-852-5676 City Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. 2301 holmes Street edu Kansas City, MO 64108 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 816-404-5345 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Garvin, Paul Status: Active Margo 1004 Kennerly Road Geha, Alexander Suite 330A Diane St. Louis, MO 63128 Po Box 1693 Phone: 314-557-8357 Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 145 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Geis, W. Peter Gestring, Mark Mary Elizabeth Holly Northwest Hospital Medical Care University of Rochester Center 601 Elmwood Avenue 85 Willow Path Court, #85 Box Surgery Nottingham, MD 21236-5571 Rochester, nY 14642-8410 Phone: 410-552-4202 Phone: 585-275-7248 Email: email@example.com Email: Mark_gestring@urmc. Status: Senior rochester.edu Status: Active George, Virgilio Alisha Gewertz, Bruce Indiana University School of Diane Medicine Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 1001 West tenth Street 8700 Beverly Boulevard MY 1014 North Tower Suite 8215 Indianapolis, IN 46202 los Angeles, CA 90048 Phone: 317-630-6556 Phone: 310-423-5884 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior (A) Gersin, Keith Giglia, Joseph Sherry Kathleen Collins Carolinas Medical Center University of Cincinnati Po Box 32861 231 Albert B. Sabin Way Charlotte, nC 28232-2861 ML 0558 Phone: 704-355-3176 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Email: Keith.gersin@ Phone: 513-558-5367 carolinashealthcare.org Email: email@example.com Status: Non-Resident Status: Active Gillespie, Robert Pat Phone: 402-552-3441 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 146 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Gleysteen, John Goldsmith, Harry Maureen Linda 2633 Heathermoor Road University of Nevada School of Birmingham, AL 35223 Medicine Phone: 205-266-2489 Po Box 493 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com glenbrook, NV 89413 Status: Senior Phone: 775-749-5801 Email: email@example.com Glick, Philip Status: Senior Drucy S. Borowitz, M.D. SUNy at Buffalo/Children's Golladay, Eustace Hospital of Buffalo Mary Lucas 219 Bryant Street University of Michigan Buffalo, Ny 14222 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Phone: 716-878-7449 F3970 Email: email@example.com Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Glynn, Loretto Gonzalez, Luis Loyola University Jeannine 2160 South First Avenue 16031 North 48th Way Maywood, IL 60153 Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Phone: 708-327-2782 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active (C) Goodale, Robert Godellas, Constantine Katherine erin University of Minnesota Loyola University Medical Center 420 Delaware Street S.E. LUMC, Division of Surgical Box 379 Oncology Minneapolis, MN 55445 2160 South First Avenue Phone: 612-625-5121 Bldg 110, Room 3238 Status: Senior (A) Maywood, IL 60153 Phone: 708-327-3430 Email: email@example.com Status: Active (C) CSA 2011 • 147 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Gordillo, Gayle Gould, Steven The Ohio State University 629 Cherokee Avenue 410 West 10th Avenue Highland Park, IL 60035 n809 Doan hall Phone: 847-433-7502 Columbus, OH 43210 Email: sagould@ Phone: 614-293-3748 thegouldconsultinggroup.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Graham, Linda M. Gordon, Philip H. 2932 Broxton Road Rosalie Shaker Heights, OH 44120 3755 Cote Ste. Catherine Road Phone: 216-445-3298 Suite g304 Email: email@example.com Montreal, QC H3T 1E2 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 514-342-1772 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Grant, Clive Status: Senior Karen Mayo Clinic Gordon, Robert 200 First Street Southwest Linda Rochester, MN 55905 Lifecycle Pharma, Inc. Phone: 507-284-2166 520 Cameron Manor Way NW Email: email@example.com Atlanta, gA 30328 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Greager, John Gould, Jon tina Beth 436 N. County Line Road University of Wisconsin Hinsdale, IL 60521 600 Highland Avenue Phone: 630-261-0280 K4/728 CSC Status: Senior Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 608-263-1036 Green, Richard Email: email@example.com Barbara Status: Active lenox hill hospital 130 E 77th St, 13th Floor New york, Ny 10021-1883 Phone: 212-434-3400 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 148 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Greenfield, Lazar Gruber, Scott Sharon Andrea University of Michigan John D. Dingell VA Medical Center 2101 Taubman Health Center 4646 John R Street Ann Arbor, Mi 48109-0346 Detroit, Mi 48201 Phone: 734-936-6398 Phone: 313-576-3327 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Griffen, Jr., Ward Grundfest, Sharon Pudge Michael 4140 Peninsula Drive Cleveland Clinic Foundation Frankfort, MI 49635 9500 Euclid Avenue Phone: 231-352-4494 one Clinic Center Status: Senior (A) Cleveland, OH 44195-5043 Phone: 216-444-6669 Groner, Jonathan Status: Senior Cathy Levine Nationwide Children's Hospital Guice, Karen 700 Children's Drive Keith Oldham eD322 4424 North Lake Drive Columbus, OH 43205 Shorewood, WI 53211 Phone: 614-722-3919 Phone: 414-967-8829 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Grosfeld, Jay Gurll, Nelson Margie Margaret Indiana University School of University of Iowa Hospitals & Medicine/JW Riley Hospital for Clinics Children 200 Hawkins Drive 7979 N. Meridian Street Iowa City, IA 52242 Indianapolis, IN 46260 Phone: 319-356-1794 Phone: 317-274-5716 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 149 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Guyton, Daniel Halgrimson, Charles Anne Michael Akron general Med Ctr / NE 3600 E Alameda Avenue Ohio Univ College of Medicine Suite 120 400 Wabash Avenue Denver, CO 80209-3135 Akron, OH 44307 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 330-344-6234 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Hallowell, Peter Status: Senior Sara University of Virginia Hafner, Charles Po Box 800709 Martha Charlottesville,VA 22908-0709 2 Beechhurst Woods Lane Phone: 434-243-4811 Cincinnati, OH 45233 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Hagihara, Patrick Hammond, George 740 South Limestone Marian Lexington, Ky 40536 31 Perkins Row Phone: 859-257-3801 Topsfield, MA 01983-1907 Status: Senior Status: Senior Hale Jr., Harry Hampson, Lawrence Mary Marjorie 3220 E. Stanford Drive livingston h11 Paradise Valley, AZ 85253-7525 Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 Phone: 602-956-5955 Phone: 514-937-1445 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Hanaway, Michael Haley, Harold Mary Margaret University of Alabama-Birmingham 2311 Broadway Avenue SW - D 701 S. 19th Street Roanoke,VA 24014-1666 Division of transplantation, lhRB Phone: 540-344-5933 748 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Birmingham, AL 35294 Status: Senior Email: Michael.Hanaway@ccc. uab.edu Status: Non-Resident 150 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Hanlon, C. Rollins Harbrecht, Brian Peg Kathryn American College of Surgeons University of Louisville 633 North St. Clair Street 550 South Jackson Street Chicago, il 60611 Dept Surgery Phone: 312-202-5416 ACB 2nd Floor Email: email@example.com Louisville, Ky 40202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 502-852-1729 Email: briang.harbrecht@ Hans, Sachinder louisville.edu Bijaya Status: Senior (A) St. John Macomb Hospital 28411 hoover Hardacre, Jeffrey Warren, Mi 48093 Hadley Wood, MD Phone: 586-573-8030 University Hospitals - Case Email: email@example.com Medical Center Status: Senior 11100 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44118 Hansen, Nora Phone: 216-844-7047 Feinberg School of Medicine, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Northwestern University Status: Active Prentice Women's Hospital 250 East Superior Street Harmon, Caroll Suite 4-420 Twila Chicago, il 60611 UAB Division of Pediatric Surgery Phone: 312-472-4779 1600 7th Avenue South Email: email@example.com ACC 300 Status: Active Birmingham, AL 35233 Phone: 205-939-9688 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 151 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Harms, Bruce Harris, Kenneth Judy Jo-Anne University of Wisconsin School of University of Western Ontario Medicine Office of Education 600 Highland Avenue 774 echo Drive H4/738 CSC Ottawa, ON K1S 5N8 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Phone: 613-730-6283 Phone: 608-263-2521 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Hassan, Imran Harness, Jay Sajida Ahad St. Joseph Hospital SIU School of Medicine 1010 W. Laveta Avenue 701 North Rutledge Suite 470 P.O. Box 19638 orange, CA 92868 Springfield, IL 62794 Phone: 714-564-9225 Phone: 217-545-7230 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Harper, Paul Hassan, Moustafa Phyllis Elizabeth Mclean Memorial Research State University of New york - Institute Upstate Medical University 950 E. 59th Street 750 East Adams Street Chicago, il 60637 Syracuse, Ny 13210 Phone: 773-947-5055 Phone: 315-464-4776 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Harrah, John Phyllis 1975 Wiltshire Boulevard Huntington, WV 25701 Status: Senior 152 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Hasselgren, Per-Olof Hazelrigg, Stephen Ann-Britt Sharon (Shari) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical SIU School of Medicine Center 701 North Rutledge Department of Surgery Po Box 19638 330 Brookline Avenue, ST919 Springfield, IL 62794-9638 Boston, MA 02109 Phone: 217-545-8875 Phone: 617-667-1810 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Status: Senior edu Status: Senior (A) Hazey, Jeffrey imogene Hassett, James The Ohio State University Linda OSU Medical Center SUNy-Buffalo n724 Doan hall 100 high Street 410 West Tenth Avenue Buffalo, Ny 14203-1126 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 716-859-1344 Phone: 614-293-3346 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Hau, Toni Heimburger, Irvin lee Marcia Po Box 33923 7700 Newburgh Road Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Evansville, IN 47715 Phone: 011-971-50-7410285 Phone: 812-477-1823 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Heimlich, Henry Hayward, III, Thomas 311 Straight Street Katharine Cincinnati, OH 45219 Indiana University School of Status: Senior Medicine 1001 W. 10th Street Myers Bldg., Room 1014 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-630-6569 Email: email@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 153 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Heise, Charles Henderson, J. Michael University of Wisconsin Carole 600 Highland Avenue Cleveland Clinic Foundation Madison, WI 53792-7375 9500 Euclid Avenue Phone: 608-263-2521 Division of Surgery/E32 Email: email@example.com Cleveland, OH 44195 Status: Active Phone: 216-444-8462 Email: email@example.com Helling, Thomas Status: Senior (A) Kelly Univerity of Mississippi Medical Henke, Peter Center Barbara Ann 2500 North State Street University of Michigan Health Jackson, MS 39216-4505 Systems/Cardiovascular Center Phone: 601-815-1161 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Email: email@example.com CVC, Room 5386 Status: Senior Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5867 Phone: 734-763-0250 Helmsworth, James Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Judy Status: Active 840 Van Dyke Cincinnati, OH 45226 Henry, Mitchell Status: Senior (A) Margie The Ohio State University Hemmila, Mark Medical Center Adrienne 395 W. 12th Avenue University of Michigan/UMHS 1st Floor, Room 130 Trauma Burn Center Columbus, OH 43210-1250 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Phone: 614-293-4627 1B407 uh Email: mitchell.henry@osumc. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5033 edu Phone: 734-936-9666 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active 154 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Hermann, Robert Hill, George Polly helene 1 Bratenahl Place New Jersey Medical School #1403 3 Silver Spring Road Bratenahl, oh 44108 West Orange, NJ 7052-4317 Phone: 216-268-4684 Phone: 973-736-0738 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Hermreck, Arlo Himal, Harry Sandra toronto Western hospital Retired - University of Kansas Phone: 416-369-5802 Medical Center Status: Senior 511 Terrace Trail East Lake Quivera, KS 66217 Hinchey, E. John Phone: 913-268-9152 Judith Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Montreal general hospital Status: Senior 1650 Cedar Avenue RM 9855 Hess, Donavon Montreal, QC H3g 1A4 University of Minnesota Phone: 514-934-1934 (loc44334) 420 Delaware Street S.E. Status: Senior MMC 195 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Hinshaw, Daniel Phone: 612-626-4214 Jane Carnahan, MD Email: email@example.com University of Michigan/VA Medical Status: Active Center 2215 Fuller Road Hieken, Tina Palliative Care & gRECC (11g) Arthur Handelman Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Rush Medical College and Phone: 734-769-7100 x55894 NorthShore University Email: email@example.com HealthSystem Status: Senior 9669 Kenton Avenue Suite 204 Skokie, IL 60076-1227 Phone: 847-982-1095 Email: email@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 155 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Hinshaw, Keith Hoehn, James Diane Nancy goldberg 75 Barclay Circle Marshfield Clinic Suite 200 Phone: 715-387-9324 Rochester hills, Mi 48307 Email: hoehn.james@ Phone: 248-853-9177 marshfieldclinic.org Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (C) Holcomb, III, George Hiratzka, Loren Children's Mercy Hospitals and Debra Clinics Cardiac,Vascular & Thoracic 2401 gilham Road Surgeons, Inc Kansas City, MO 64108 4030 Smith Road Phone: 816-234-3578 Suite 300 Email: email@example.com Cincinnati, OH 45209 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 513-421-3494 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Holder, Thomas Status: Senior Kathryn 16 Compton Court Hoch, II, John Prairie Village, KS 66208 Valerie Phone: 913-383-0108 University of Wisconsin Hospitals Email: email@example.com & Clinics Status: Senior (A) 600 Highland Avenue Rm g5321 Holt, David Madison, WI 53792-7375 Sharon Phone: 608-265-4420 Loyola University Medical Center Email: email@example.com 2160 South First Avenue Status: Senior Building 110, 3rd floor Maywood, IL 60153 Hodgson, Paul Phone: 708-327-2539 Oz Email: email@example.com 420 N. 61st Street Status: Senior Omaha, NE 68132-1953 Phone: 402-558-2841 Status: Senior (A) 156 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Hopkins, Robert Hoye, Robert Ann Shirley Brown University/Miriam Hospital 549 glenda Street 164 Summit Avenue Santa genevieve, Mo 63670 Providence, RI 02906-2853 Phone: 914-815-0697 Phone: 401-793-4525 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Hrabovsky, Ellen Po Box 9238 Hoshal, Jr., Verne Morgantown, WV 26506 Agnes Status: Senior St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Po Box 994 Hreno, Andrew Ann Arbor, Mi 48106 Phone: 514-931-4700 Phone: 734-712-3971 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Hull, Tracy Carl engelman Howard, Thomas Cleveland Clinic Foundation elaine 9500 Euclid Avenue Indiana University School of Desk A30 Medicine Cleveland, OH 44195 Emerson Hall # 517 Phone: 216-445-6063 545 Barnhill Drive Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Indianapolis, IN 46202 Status: Senior Phone: 317-274-4999 Email: email@example.com Hummel, Robert Status: Senior (A) 900 Adams Crossing Suite 5400 Howe, James Cincinnati, OH 45202 Denise Status: Senior (A) University of Iowa College of Medicine Humphrey, Edward W. 200 Hawkins Drive noreen 4644 JCP 95 Harbour Passage Iowa City, IA 52242 Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 Phone: 319-356-1727 Phone: 843-681-2950 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 157 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Humphrey, Loren Hurst, Roger Janice University of Chicago 3462 Woodrail Terrace 5841 S. Maryland Avenue Columbia, MO 65203 MC 5095 Phone: 573-443-8213 Chicago, il 60637 Email: email@example.com Phone: 773-702-6692 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. uchicago.edu Hungness, Eric Status: Senior Sarah hahn, MD Northwestern University Hyde, Gordon 676 North St. Clair Connie Suite 650 Status: Senior Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 312-695-0641 Ikramuddin, Sayeed Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Farha Status: Active University of Minnesota 420 Delaware Street S.E. Hunter, James MMC 290 Rush University Medical Center Minneapolis, MN 55455 1725 W. Harrison Street Phone: 612-626-6666 Suite 365 Email: email@example.com Chicago, il 60612 Status: Active Phone: 312-942-5050 Status: Senior Illig, Karl Juliet Hurst, James University of Rochester Medical Suzanne Center Beth Israel Deaconess Medical 601 Elmwood Avenue Center Box 652 110 Francis Street Rochester, nY 14642 Suite 9F Phone: 585-275-6772 Boston, MA 02215 Email: email@example.com. Phone: 617-632-9581 edu Email: email@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior (A) 158 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Imbembo, Anthony Jain, Ashok Kumar 13815 Cuba Road Sushma Cockeysville, MD 21030 Temple University Hospital Phone: 410-785-9200 3322 North Broad Street Status: Senior (A) Medical Office Bldg, #147 Philadelphia, PA 19140 Inglis, Frederic Phone: 215-707-8538 Carol Email: email@example.com. 29 Keller Drive edu Belleville, ON K89 4B3 Status: Senior Status: Senior Jarrett, Fredric Irwin, Francis esther Status: Senior UPMC Shadyside Medical Center 5200 Centre Avenue Iwatsuki, Shunzaburo Suite 715 Jeanette Pittsburgh, PA 15232-1327 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 412-681-8720 Email: email@example.com Jacobs, Lloyd Status: Senior ola The University of Toledo Javid, Hushang 2801 W. Bancroft Street Dolores M.S. 946 22 Windemere Place Toledo, OH 43606 grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 Phone: 419-530-5660 Status: Senior Email: diane.hymore@utoledo. edu Jensik, Robert Status: Senior Susie 67 Briarwood Lane Jacobson, Lyle F. Oak Brook, IL 60521 Elizabeth Status: Senior 935 Wild Oak Drive Santa Rosa, CA 95409 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 159 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Jeruss, Jacqueline Joehl, Raymond Lynn Sage Breast Center Julia 250 East Superior Street Hines VA Hospital/Loyola Suite 4-420 University Chicago, il 60611 5000 South 5th Avenue Phone: 312-503-4236 Surgery Service (112) Email: j-jeruss@northwestern. hines, il 60141 edu Phone: 708-202-2036 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Jewell, William Sheila Joffe, Stephen University of Kansas Sandra 3901 Rainbow Boulevard Joffe Foundation MS 1027 8750 Red Fox Lane Kansas City, KS 66160 Cincinnati, OH 45243 Phone: 913-588-6112 Phone: 513-271-0670 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Jochimsen, Peter Johannigman, Jay grace Cindy Dellinger, MD University of Iowa Hospitals & University of Cincinnati Medical Clinics Center 200 Hawkins Drive 231 Albert B. Sabin Way Iowa City, IA 52242 ML 0558 Phone: 319-356-3584 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Email: email@example.com. Phone: 513-558-5661 edu Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Johnson, Christopher Medical College of Wisconsin 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53226-3522 Phone: 414-456-6920 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior 160 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Johnson, Frank Jones, Larry tami Donna St. Louis University Medical Western Pennsylvania Hospital Center Dept. of Surgery, 4 North Tower 3635 Vista Avenue 4800 Friendship Avenue Box 15250 Pittsburgh, PA 15224 St. Louis, MO 63110-0250 Phone: 412-578-5340 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Jolly, Walter Jordan, Jr., Prescott Laura Virginia 10101 Ditch Road 10020 Se 27th Street Carmel, in 46032 Bellevue, WA 98004-7239 Phone: 313-338-3333 Phone: 425-454-8543 Status: Senior Status: Senior Jona, Juda Judd, Donald Susan Carolyn evanston hospital 603 Longboat Club Road 2650 Ridge Avenue Long Boat Key, FL 34228-3849 #4408 Email: email@example.com evanston, il 60201 Status: Senior Phone: 847-570-2284 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Kagan, Richard Status: Senior lisa Shriners Hospital for Children Jones, James 3229 Burnet Avenue Joan Cincinnati, OH 45229-3095 31 laCosta Drive Phone: 513-872-6210 Montgomery, Tx 77356-5325 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Kahng, Kim U. 8700 Cheltenham Avenue Wyndmoor, PA 19038 Phone: 215-836-7942 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 161 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Kaiser, George Kaplan, Edwin 30 Joy Avenue Sara Webster groves, MO 63119-2502 The University of Chicago Phone: 314-962-0446 Hospitals/Pritzker School of Email: email@example.com Medicine Status: Senior (A) 5841 S. Maryland Avenue MC 5031 Kalayoglu, Munci Chicago, il 60637 Belkis Phone: 773-702-6155 University of Wisconsin Email: email@example.com. 32385 Okmeydani uchicago.edu Siali, Istanbul, Turkey Status: Senior (A) Phone: 90-212-314-6666 x 2316 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Karl, Richard Status: Senior Catherine 4951 W. Bay Way Drive Kaminski, Donald Tampa, FL 33629 Maureen Email: firstname.lastname@example.com St. Louis University Medical Status: Senior Center PO Box 15250 Kashyap, Randeep St. Louis, MO 63110-0250 University of Rochester Medical Phone: 314-577-8353 Center Email: email@example.com 601 Elmwood Avenue Status: Senior (A) Box SuRg Rochester, nY 14642 Kane, Timothy Phone: 585-275-5875 Jennifer Email: randeep_kashyap@urmc. Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh rochester.edu 4401 Penn Avenue Status: Active One Childrens Hospital Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15224 Phone: 412-692-7282 Email: email@example.com Status: Active 162 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Katz, Daniel Kavic, Michael lisa Antes, MD Patricia University of Iowa Hospitals & St. Elizabeth Health Center Clinics 1044 Belmont Avenue 200 Hawkins Drive (1539 JCP) youngstown, OH 44501 Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 330-480-3124 Phone: 319-356-1334 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Keen, Richard Kauffman, Jr, Gordon Diane Christie Stroger Cook County Hospital Penn State Milton S. Hershey Department of Surgery Medical Center 1901 W. Harrison Street 500 University Drive Suite 3350 MC h149 Chicago, il 60612 Hershey, PA 17033 Phone: 312-864-3190 Phone: 717-531-8815 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Keith, Roger Kaufman, Dixon Nancy Katina University of Saskatchewan Northwestern University Dept. of Surgery 675 N. Saint Clair Street Royal University Hospital galter 17-200 Saskatoon, SK S7N 0W8 Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 306-966-8632 Phone: 312-695-0257 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: d-kaufman2@ Status: Senior (A) northwestern.edu Status: Senior (A) Keitzer, Walter Lou 2631 Amy Lane Tyler, Tx 75701 Phone: 903-566-9580 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 163 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Kelly, Alexander Kent, K. Craig 56 Mapleton Road lisa gross Pointe, MI 48236-3615 University of Wisconsin School of Phone: 313-886-5663 Medicine and Public Health Status: Senior Department of Surgery 600 Highland Avenue Kempczinski, Richard Suite H4/710 3435 golden Avenue Madison, WI 53792 Apt. 201 Phone: 608-265-8854 Cincinnati, OH 45226 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 513-321-4724 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Kessel, James Nancy Kennedy, Gregory University of Missouri Hospital teri and Clinics University of Wisconsin one hospital Drive 600 Highland Avenue DC024.00, M144 g4/701A CSC Columbia, MO 65212 Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 573-884-1880 Phone: 608-263-1378 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. edu edu Status: Senior Status: Active Khaitan, Leena Kenney, Brian Devin Ockerman teresa University Hospital - geauga The Ohio State University Medical Center 700 Children's Drive 13207 Ravenna Road Suite 377 Chardon, OH 44024 Columbus, OH 43205 Phone: 440-285-6476 Phone: 614-722-3928 Email: leena.khaitan@uhhospitals. Email: brian.kenney@ org nationwidechildrens.org Status: Active Status: Senior 164 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Khan, Seema King, Harold Lynn Sage Comprehensive Breast Betty Center 12919 Topping Way Drive 250 E. Superior Street St. Louis, MO 63131-1940 Prentice 4-420 Status: Senior (A) Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 312-503-4236 Kirkpatrick, John Email: email@example.com Christiana Status: Senior Washington hospital Center 110 Irving Street N.W. Kibbe, Melina NAg-253 Northwestern University - Washington, DC 20010 Feinberg School of Medicine Phone: 202-877-5133 675 N. Saint Clair Street Status: Senior Suite 650 Chicago, il 60611 Kirsh, Marvin Phone: 312-695-6107 helen Email: email@example.com University of Michigan Medical Status: Active Center 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Kilman, James 2120 Taubman Center Priscilla Ann Arbor, Mi 48109-0344 4231 Jackson Place Phone: 734-764-4174 grove City, OH 43123 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 614-875-6570 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Kittur, Dilip Smita Kim, Julian State University of New york - Amy Upstate Medical University University Hospitals Case Medical 750 East Adams Street Center Syracuse, Ny 13210 11100 Euclid Avenue Phone: 315-464-6297 LKSD 5047 Email: email@example.com Cleveland, OH 44106 Status: Senior Phone: 216-844-8247 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 165 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Klein, Michael Knol, James Peggy Kathy Children's Hospital of Michigan University of Michigan 3901 Beaubien 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Detroit, Mi 48201-2196 SPC 5343 Phone: 313-745-5840 2210n tC Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5343 Status: Senior Phone: 734-615-1600 Email: email@example.com Knechtle, Stuart Status: Senior Mary Banks Knechtle Emory University School of Knutson, Carl Medicine 4000 Coronado Bay Road 101 Woodruff Circle, #5105- #A7 WMB Coronado, CA 92118-3290 Department of Surgery Phone: 619-532-7579 Atlanta, gA 30322 Status: Senior Phone: 404-712-9910 Email: stuart.knechtle@ Kodner, Ira emoryhealthcare.org Washington University School of Status: Senior (A) Medicine 660 S. Euclid Avenue Knight, Peter 14102 Queeny Tower, Box 8109 gwyn St. Louis, MO 63110 89 Dalewood Crese Phone: 314-454-7177 hamilton, on l8S 4B8 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 905-525-1249 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Koffron, Alan Deanna Northwestern University Phone: 312-695-1703 Email: email@example.com Status: Active 166 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Koltun, Walter Kosir, Mary Debra Wayne State University M.S. Hershey Medical Center Po Box 983 PO Box 850 Warren, Mi 48090 Division of Colon & Rectal Phone: 313-576-8490 Surgery - H13 Email: email@example.com Hershey, PA 17033 Status: Senior Phone: 717-531-5164 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Koven, Irving Status: Senior (A) Florence 342 Spadina Road Konnak, John unit 101 Betty Toronto, ON M5P 2V4 University of Michigan Medical Phone: 416-927-8119 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 2906 Park Ridge Drive Status: Senior Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 Phone: 734-994-0829 Kraft, Richard Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Jean Status: Senior 323 Rock Creek Court Ann Arbor, Mi 48104 Koontz, Jr., Paul Email: email@example.com Susan Status: Senior (A) 9505 State Line Road, #12 Kansas City, MO 64114 Kraybill, William Phone: 816-941-8150 Judith Status: Senior Saint Lukes Hospital of Kansas City Kortbeek, John 4401 Wornall Road Vici Medical Plaza I, Suite 420 University of Calgary/Foothills Kansas City, MO 64111-3220 Medical Centre Phone: 816-932-5602 1403 29th Street N.W. Email: email@example.com Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 403-944-1697 Email: john.kortbeek@ calgaryhealthregion.ca Status: Active CSA 2011 • 167 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Krusch, David Ladd, Alan Deborah Tonya University of Rochester Riley Hospital for Children 601 Elmwood Avenue 705 Riley Hospital Drive Box Surgery Suite 2500 Rochester, nY 14642 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 585-275-5027 Phone: 317-274-4682 Email: david_drusch@urmc. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com rochester.edu Status: Active Status: Senior Lafreniere, Rene Kulaylat, Mahmoud Zam Zam Patricia A. Todd-Kulaylat University of Calgary SUNy-Buffalo 1403 29th Street N.W. 100 high Street Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 Buffalo, Ny 14203 Phone: 403-944-8632 Phone: 716-859-2050 Email: email@example.com Email: mkulaylat@kaleidahealth. Status: Senior (A) org Status: Senior Lairmore, Terry Karen La Fave, James Scott & White Memorial Hospital gail 2401 South 31st Street 310 Smith Avenue Temple, Tx 76508 N #330 Phone: 254-724-5918 St. Paul, MN 55102-2378 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Non-Resident La Plante, E. Schrae Lalka, Stephen Morgantown Surgery Valerie Status: Senior Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute 1000 Blythe Boulevard Suite 300 Charlotte, nC 28203 Phone: 704-355-8188 Status: Senior 168 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Landreneau, Rodney Laufman, Harold Sandra toronto general hospital UPMC Shadyside Medical Center 31 East 72nd Street 5200 Centre Avenue New york, Ny 10021 Suite 715 Phone: 212-737-4343 Pittsburgh, PA 15232-1327 Email: email@example.com Phone: 412-623-2030 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Lavery, Ian Karen Lane, G. Alan Cleveland Clinic Foundation Corky 9500 Euclid Avenue Po Box 220 Desk A111 Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 Cleveland, OH 44195 Status: Senior Phone: 216-444-6930 Status: Senior Lanzafame, Raymond Patricia Lazaro, Eric Raymond J. Lanzafame, MD PLLC Babs 757 Titus Avenue New Jersey Medical School Rochester, nY 14617-3930 185 S. Orange Avenue Phone: 585-266-2150 Newark, NJ 07103-2425 Email: ray.lanzafame@viahealth. Phone: 217-456-4759 org Status: Senior Status: Senior Leapman, Stephen Larson, Gerald Judith Kristine Phone: 317-278-6513 University of Louisville Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 550 South Jackson Street Status: Senior Ambulatory Care Bldg, 2nd FL 550 South Jackson Street Leather, Robert Louisville, Ky 40292 Albany Medical College Phone: 502-852-5452 47 New Scotland Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com MC157 Status: Senior Albany, Ny 12208 Phone: 518-262-5640 Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 169 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Ledgerwood, Anna Lemmon, Gary Wayne State University Kim 4201 St. Antoine Indiana University Vascular Room 2V Surgery Detroit, Mi 48201 1801 N. Senate Boulevard Phone: 313-745-3485 MPC II, Suite 3500 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Indianapolis, IN 46202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 317-962-0280 Email: email@example.com Lee, Jai Hoon Status: Senior Cardiothoracic Surgery group llC Lempert, Neil Professional Center north Judith 75 Arch St, #407 19 Pheasant lane Akron, OH 44304-1433 Delmar, Ny 12054 Phone: 330-384-9001 Phone: 518-439-6747 Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Lee, Kenneth K.W. Lempke, Robert Sharon Mary Baker Lempke University of Pittsburgh Indiana University School of 497 Scaife hall Medicine (Emeritus) 3550 Terrace Street 4801 Homewood Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15261 West Lafayette, IN 47906-5632 Phone: 412-647-0457 Phone: 765-463-4019 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Lelli, Jr., Joseph Lenahan, Norris Children's Hospital of Michigan ernestine 3901 Beaubien Boulevard Status: Senior Detroit, Mi 48201-2119 Phone: 313-831-3220 Leonard, Arnold Email: email@example.com Mary Status: Senior University of Minnesota Hospital 420 Delaware Street S.E. Minneapolis, MN 55455 Phone: 612-373-8811 Status: Senior 170 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Leventhal, Joseph Lewis, Ronald 675 N. Saint Clair Street Ottawa University Chicago, il 60611 280A-1053 Carling Avenue Status: Active Ottawa, ON K1y 4E9 Email: rlewis@ottawahospital. Levitsky, Sidney on.ca Lynne Status: Senior Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Lillemoe, Keith 110 Francis Street Cheryl Suite 2A Indiana University School of Boston, MA 02215 Medicine Phone: 617-632-8383 545 Barnhill Drive Email: slevitsk@caregroup. eh 203 harvard.edu Indianapolis, IN 46202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 317-274-5707 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lew, John Status: Senior Alexandra University of Miami Leonard M. Lind, James Miller School of Medicine Dottie 1120 N.W. 14th Street Eastern Virginia Medical School CRB 4th Floor (M-875) 825 Fairfax Avenue Miami, FL 33136 Norfolk,VA 23507 Phone: 305-243-4211, ext 3 Phone: 757-446-8950 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active (C) Lindenauer, S. Martin Lewis, Frank Marilyn Janet University of Michigan American Board of Surgery 2228 Belmont Road 1617 JFK Blvd., Suite 860 Ann Arbor, Mi 48104 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Phone: 734-973-1752 Phone: 215-568-4000 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 171 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Lindsey, David Locicero, III, Joseph Loryn Martha The Ohio State University 1158 Church Street 395 W 12th Avenue Mobile, Al 36604 Room 634 Phone: 251-591-0061 Columbus, OH 43210 Email: email@example.com Phone: 614-293-6684 Status: Senior (A) Email: dlindsey003@columbus. rr.com Lohmuller, Joseph Status: Senior (C) Ann Davenport Surgical group, P.C. Little, Alex 1228 East Rusholme Street Louise Suite 302 University of Arizona College of Davenport, IA 52803 Medicine Phone: 563-823-9300 9731 N. Horizon Vista Place Email: lohmuller@genesishealth. Tuscon, AZ 85704 com Phone: 520-498-5154 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Longo, Walter Janice Liu, Katherine yale University School of heber MacMahon, MD Medicine 2144 N. Cleveland Avenue 330 Cedar Street Chicago, il 60614 lh 118, Po Box 208062 Phone: 773-718-0863 New Haven, CT 06520 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 203-785-2616 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Lloyd, Larry Linda Loren, Alan Beaumont grosse Pointe Hospital Sandra 468 Cadieux Road Northwest Community Hospital Administration 3rd Floor 880 W. Central Road grosse Pointe, Mi 48230 Suite 3800 Phone: 313-343-1564 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 847-483-9800 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior 172 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Lowery, Brian Ludwig, Kirk Mary Medical College of Wisconsin PO Box 163235 Department of Surgery Austin, Tx 78716-3235 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Status: Senior Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 414-805-5783 Lucas, Charles Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Suzane Status: Active (C) Wayne State University 4201 St. Antoine Avenue Lund, Dennis Room 2V Cynthia Palmer Spencer Detroit, Mi 48201 University of Wisconsin Hospitals Phone: 313-745-3485 & Clinics Email: email@example.com 600 Highland Avenue Status: Senior (A) H4/710A CSC Madison, WI 53792-7375 Lucas, Robert Phone: 608-263-9419 Barbara Email: email@example.com 521 MacWilliams Lane Status: Senior (A) Royal Oak, MI 48067 Phone: 810-551-6161 Lynn, Hugh Status: Senior lee 115 Elderberry Court Luchette, Fred Winchester,VA 22603 Barbara Status: Senior Loyola University Medical Center Dept. of Surgery Mack, Eberhard 2160 South First Avenue elisabeth Maywood, IL 60153 University of Wisconsin Phone: 708-327-2782 4410 Regent Street Email: email@example.com Madison, WI 53705 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 608-233-9746 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 173 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Mackenzie, James Magee, John Melinda University of Michigan Health 125 Paterson Street Systems CAB 2922 Taubman New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Box 5331 Phone: 908-235-7802 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 734-936-9623 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com MacLean, Lloyd Status: Senior (A) eleanor Royal Victoria Hospital Magnuson, David 687 Pine Avenue West Heidi Montreal, QC H3A 1A1 Cleveland Clinic Foundation Phone: 514-843-1533 9500 Euclid Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Cleveland, OH 44106 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Madura, II, James Magovern, George Sharon Ann Mayo Clinic Allegheny general Hospital Department of Surgery 490 E. North Avenue, #302 5777 East Mayo Boulevard Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Phoenix, AZ 85054 Phone: 412-359-3715 Phone: 480-342-1051 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Maher, James Carol Madura, James MCV Hospitals and Physicians loretta 1200 E Broad Street, Room 15- Indiana University 416 9525 Copley Drive PO Box 980519 Indianapolis, IN 46260 Richmond,VA 23298 Phone: 317-846-5415 Phone: 804-828-0687 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior 174 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Mahvi, David Mammen, Joshua Chris Julie Northwestern University University of Kansas 676 St. Clair 3901 Rainbow Boulevard Suite 650 4000 Murphy Bldg., MS 2005 Chicago, il 60611 Kansas City, KS 66160 Phone: 312-695-1419 Phone: 913-588-0022 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active (C) Makowka, Leonard Mandelbaum, Isidore Cyndy gerry Endogenx Phone: 317-225-7550 15595 Los gatos Boulevard Status: Senior Los gatos, CA 95032 Phone: 408-357-7100 Mansour, Edward Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Mary Beth Status: Senior (A) Case Western Reserve University 2500 MetroHealth Drive Malangoni, Mark A. Cleveland, OH 44109 Nancy Phone: 216-778-4394 American Board of Surgery Email: emansour@metrohealth. 1617 John F. Kennedy Blvd. org Suite 860 Status: Senior Philadelphia, PA 19103-1847 Phone: 215-568-4000 ext114 Mansour, M. Ashraf Fax: 215-563-5718 Julie Email: email@example.com Michigan State University Status: Senior (A) 221 Michigan Street ne Suite 200A grand Rapids, MI 49503-2543 Mallette, William Phone: 616-391-1691 Darleen Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 175 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Margolin, David Marshall, J. Stephen Jeanne Rademacher Michele Ochsner Clinical Foundation Peoria Surgical group, Ltd. hospital 1001 Main Street 1514 Jefferson Highway Suite 300 New Orleans, LA 70121 Peoria, il 61606 Phone: 504-842-4060 Phone: 309-495-0200 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Non-Resident Status: Senior Marks, Jeffrey Martin, Jr., Edward gayle Mary University Hospitals Ohio State University Case Medical Center 410 W. 10th Avenue 11100 Euclid Avenue Doan hall north 901 Cleveland, OH 44106 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 216-983-4930 Phone: 614-293-8843 Email: jeffrey.marks@uhhospitals. Email: edward.martin@osu. org mc.edu Status: Active Status: Senior Marsh, James Martin, Lester W. University of Pittsburgh Medical Joan Center/Thomas E. Starzl 3094 Waynesville Road Transplant Institute Bellbrook, OH 45305-9741 3459 Fifth Avenue, 7S-MUH Phone: 937-848-2305 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 412-647-5688 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Martin, Louis F. Status: Senior Debbie 228 Pelican Drive Se Moses Lake, WA 98837 Status: Senior 176 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Martin, Robert Mason, G. Robert Sarah Rosemary University of Louisville 846 Bonnie Brae Division of Surgical Oncology River Forest, IL 60305 315 East Broadway Phone: 708-771-5077 Suite 313 Email: email@example.com Louisville, Ky 40202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 502-629-3355 Email: robert.martin@louisville. Mason, James edu Anabel Status: Active 4620 N. Catamount Trail Ada, MI 49301 Marvin, Michael Email: email@example.com University of Louisville Status: Senior Jewish Hospital transplant Center Massad, Malek 200 Abraham Flexner Way Helene Rubeiz, MD Louisville, Ky 40202 University of Illinois Medical Phone: 502-587-4607 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 840 South Wood Street Status: Active (C) Suite 417 CSB, MC958 Chicago, il 60612 Mason, Edward Phone: 312-996-4942 Dordana Email: email@example.com University of Iowa Status: Senior Department of Surgery 5 Melrose Circle Matsumura, Jon Iowa City, IA 52246 Amy Phone: 319-356-2779 University of Wisconsin Email: edward-mason@uiowa. 600 Highland Avenue edu g5/325 Status: Senior (A) Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 608-265-4420 Email: email@example.com. edu Status: Active CSA 2011 • 177 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Mattar, Samer Mayes, James Thomas tallah Janet Indiana University Virginia Hospital Center Phone: 317-275-6010 1625 N. george Mason Email: email@example.com Suite 334 Status: Senior Arlington,VA 22205 Phone: 703-717-4250 Matthews, Brent Email: email@example.com Washington University Status: Senior Department of Surgery 660 S. Euclid Avenue, 8109 Mays, E. Truman St. Louis, MO 63110 Barbara Phone: 314-454-8877 25 Freedom Way, #2 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Somerset, Ky 42503 Status: Active Phone: 606-679-5629 Status: Senior Matthews, Jeffrey Joan McCafferty, Michael University of Chicago Maryann 5841 S. Maryland Avenue University of Louisville MC 5029 550 South Jackson Street Chicago, il 60637 Department of Surgery Phone: 773-702-0881 Louisville, Ky 40202 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 502-852-1676 Status: Senior (A) Email: m0mcca03@gwise. louisville.edu Mattos, Mark Status: Senior Wayne State University Medical School McCarthy, Mary Phone: 313-745-0001 Charles Bales Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Wright State University, Status: Senior Department of Surgery, Miami Valley Hospital Max, Martin 1 Wyoming Street Celia Suite 7000 CHE VA Medical Center Dayton, OH 45409 10000 Bay Pines Boulevard Phone: 937-208-2468 Bay Pines, FL 33744 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior 178 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) McCarthy, Walter McDonald, John Mary Martha Rush University Medical Center lSu health Sciences Center - 1725 W Harrison Shreveport Suite 1156 Po Box 33932 Chicago, il 60612 Shreveport, lA 71130 Phone: 312-942-8272 Phone: 318-675-5242 Email: walter_mccarthy@rush. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior McElhinney, William T. McChesney, Lawrence Ruth Susan Status: Senior 1365 Osprey Avenue Naples, FL 34102 McFadden, Andrew Email: email@example.com Barbara Status: Senior University of Saskatchewan 103 hospital Drive McCloskey, Carol Saskatoon, SK S7N 0W8 University of Pittsburgh Medical Phone: 306-966-8172 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 3180 Boulevard of the Allies Status: Senior Suite 390 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 McHenry, Christopher Phone: 412-641-3676 Stephanie Email: email@example.com MetroHealth Medical Center Status: Active Department of Surgery H-918 2500 MetroHealth Drive McDonald, Gerald Cleveland, OH 44109-1998 irma Phone: 216-778-4753 Status: Senior Email: cmchenry@metrohealth. org Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 179 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) McIlrath, Donald C. McLean, A. Peter Alice Ariane 2525 Hillside Lane SW Royal Victoria Hospital Rochester, MN 55902 687 Pines Avenue Phone: 507-284-2511 #S730 Status: Senior (A) Montreal, QC H3A 1A1 Phone: 514-842-1231 McKinnon, J. Gregory Status: Senior Brenda Lee University of Calgary McLeod, Michael 1331 29th St nW Terry Calgary, AB T2N 4N2 Michigan State University Phone: 403-521-3179 Sparrow Professional Building Email: email@example.com 1200 E. Michigan Avenue Status: Senior Suite 655 lansing, Mi 48912 McKinsey, James Phone: 517-267-2493 Ny Presbyterian Hospital Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. 161 Fort Washington Ave edu Suite 648 Status: Senior New york, Ny 10032 Phone: 212-342-3255 McLeod, Robin S. Email: email@example.com John Status: Senior Mt. Sinai Hospital 600 University Avenue, #449 McLafferty, Robert B. Toronto, ON M5g 1x5 erica nelson, MD Phone: 416-586-8534 SIU Surgery Clinic Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Po Box 19680 Status: Senior (A) Springfield, IL 62794-9680 Phone: 217-545-7983 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active 180 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) McMasters, Kelly Meguid, Michael Beth State University of New york - University of Louisville Upstate Medical University Dept of Surgery ACB 2nd Floor Phone: 315-464-6277 550 S Jackson Street Email: email@example.com Louisville, Ky 40202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 502-852-5447 Email: kelly.mcmasters@louisville. Melnick, David edu Mollie Kane Status: Active University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation McPhedran, N. Tait 1 South Park Street Jean Madison, WI 53715-1375 342 11479 Valley Ridge Drive Phone: 608-287-2100 WW Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Calgary, AB T3B5V5 Status: Active Phone: 403-246-3033 Status: Senior (A) Melvin, W. Scott Meg McPherson, Richard C. The Ohio State University DJ 410 West 10th Avenue 2008 Spruce Drive n729 Doan hall Lafayette, IN 47905 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 765-449-8152 Phone: 614-293-9989 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Meakins, Jonathan Jacqueline Mentzer, Jr., Robert Status: Senior (A) Monika Wayne State University Meckstroth, Charles 1241 Scott hall Emily Detroit, Mi 48201 Ohio State University (Professor Phone: 313-577-1335 Emeritus) Status: Senior (A) 3921 Bramford Road Columbus, OH 43220-4769 Phone: 614-451-2138 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 181 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Merion, Robert Meyer, Kenneth Debbie Alice University of Michigan 118 hillcrest Drive 2922 Taubman Center Sayre, PA 18840-1006 1500 Medical Center Drive Phone: 570-888-7886 Box 5331 Email: email@example.com Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Status: Senior Phone: 734-936-7336 Status: Senior (A) Michaelis, Lawrence eleanor Merrick, III, Hollis Warren PO Box 5262 Mary Carefree, AZ 85377-5262 Medical College of Ohio Phone: 312-926-7277 3000 Arlington Avenue Status: Senior Toledo, OH 43614-2595 Phone: 419-383-4421 Michalsky, Marc Email: firstname.lastname@example.com The Ohio State University/ Status: Senior (A) Columbus Children's Hospital 700 Children's Drive Merrill, Walter Columbus, OH 43205 Morgan Phone: 614-722-3915 University of Mississippi Medical Email: email@example.com Center Status: Active 2500 N. State Street Division of Cardiothoracic Michelassi, Fabrizio Surgery Caren heller, MD Jackson, MS 39216 Weill Cornell Medical College Phone: 601-984-5176 525 East 68th Street Email: wmerrill@surgery. Box 129, Rm. F-739 umsmed.edu New york, Ny 10065 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 212-746-5143 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Metcalf, Amanda Status: Senior (A) Dennis University of Iowa Hospital 1504 John Colloton Pavilion 200 Hawkins Drive Iowa City, IA 52242 Status: Senior 182 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Miedema, Brent Miller, Fletcher Renee Marjorie University of Missouri - Columbia 38723 Mink Lane one hospital Drive Pine River, MN 56474 MC520, DC075.00 Phone: 858-675-9697 Columbia, MO 65212 Email: email@example.com Phone: 573-882-9041 Status: Senior (A) Email: miedemab@health. missouri.edu Miller, Frank B. Status: Senior University of Louisville 550 S. Jackson Street Mikami, Dean Louisville, Ky 40292 Shelley Phone: 502-852-1709 The Ohio State Univeristy Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 410 West 10th Avenue Status: Senior 717 Doan hall Columbus, OH 43210 Miller, Grant Phone: 614-293-4695 Wendy Email: email@example.com University of Saskatchewan Status: Active Dept of Surgery Royal University Hospital Milas, Mira Saskatoon, SK S7N OW8 The Cleveland Clinic Phone: 306-966-8141 9500 Euclid Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Endocrine Surgery F20 Status: Senior Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 216-444-4985 Miller, Joshua Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Roberta Status: Active 1932 Alcoa Highway Suite 255 Knoxville, IL 37920 Miller, Charles Status: Senior (A) erica Cleveland Clinic Foundation 9500 Euclid Avenue Desk A100 Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 216-445-2381 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 183 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Miller, Michael Mittal, Sumeet Deborah Creighton University The Ohio State University 601 N. 30th Street 410 West Tenth Avenue Department of Surgery n-809 Doan hall omaha, ne 68131 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 402-280-4213 Phone: 614-293-9885 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior Moffatt-Bruce, Susan Miller, Sidney Nigel Bruce Babs The Ohio State University The Ohio State University 410 West 10th Avenue n748 Doan hall n839 Doan hall 410 W 10th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 614-293-4509 Phone: 614-293-5710 Email: susan.moffatt-bruce@ Email: email@example.com osumc.edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Miskulin, Judiann Monge, James Indiana University Hospital Mary Ann 545 Barnhill Drive 3131 East 1st Avenue Emerson Hall 515 Duluth, MN 55812 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 218-722-8364 Phone: 317-274-4967 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Moore, Ernest Mitchell, C.L. Sarah irene Denver Health Medical Center Status: Senior 777 Bannock Street MC0206 Denver, CO 80204-4507 Phone: 303-436-6558 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 184 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Moore, Thomas Moulder, Peter V. Beth Jane Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Louisiana State University Medical 1000 W. Carson Street Center Box 25 Phone: 504-568-8199 Torrance, CA 90509 Email: email@example.com Phone: 310-222-3821 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Mowlem, Albert Moorman, Donald 1980 W. County Road B West Penn Allegheny Health St. Paul, MN 55113 System Phone: 612-631-1419 320 East North Avenue Status: Senior South Tower, 5th Floor, Suite 568 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Moylan, Joseph Phone: 412-359-4159 Ann Carole Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Mozes, Martin Morasch, Mark Chava gemma gift of hope Northwestern University 425 Spring Lake Drive 676 North St. Clair itasca, il 60143 Suite 650 Phone: 630-758-2729 Chicago, il 60611 Email: email@example.com Phone: 312-695-2716 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Active Mueller, C. Barber Jean Moss, Gerald 139 Dalewood Crescent Wilma hamilton, on l8S 4B8 University of Illinois Phone: 905-522-4819 1853 West Polk Street Email: cbarbermueller@cogego. MC 784 ca Chicago, il 60612 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 312-996-3500 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 185 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Mulder, David Munshi, Imtiaz norma Angela Mcgill University Health Centre VA Medical Center L.9512 1481 West 10th Street Montreal general hospital Emerson Hall 537 1650 Cedar Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202 Montreal, QC H3g1A4 Phone: 317-988-2160 Phone: 514-935-4888 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: david.mulder@muhc. Status: Active mcgill.ca Status: Senior (A) Murayama, Kenric norma Mulholland, Michael Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Patricia 51 N. 39th Street University of Michigan Suite W266 2101 Taubman Center Philadelphia, PA 19104 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Phone: 215-662-9580 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Email: Kenric.Murayama@uphs. Phone: 734-936-3236 upenn.edu Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Mureebe, Leila Mullens, J. Edward Duke University Medical Center Elizabeth Room 6201, DuMC 3467 University of Toronto Durham, NC 27710 245 Second Avenue W Phone: 919-681-2800 Owen Sound, ON N4K 6x3 Email: email@example.com Phone: 519-376-9587 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Muscarella, Peter Sheryl The Ohio State University n711 Doan hall 410 West 10th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 614-293-5815 Email: pete.muscarella@osumc. edu Status: Active 186 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Myers, William Najafi, Hassan Lois Payne Marsha Status: Senior Rush University Medical Center 1725 W. Harrison Street Nagorney, David Suite 1156 Kate Chicago, il 60612 Mayo Clinic Phone: 312-942-6583 200 First Street S.W. Status: Senior (A) Rochester, MN 55905 Phone: 507-284-4321 Najarian, John Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Mignette Status: Senior (A) University of Minnesota 516 Delaware Street SE Nagy, Kimberly UMHC 195 John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Minneapolis, MN 55455 Cook County Phone: 612-625-8444 1900 W. Polk Street, #1300 Email: email@example.com Chicago, il 60612 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 312-864-2750 Email: knagy@ Nakeeb, Attila cookcountytrauma.org Rose Status: Senior Indiana University School of Medicine Nahrwold, David 535 Barnhill Drive Carolyn Rt 130 Northwestern University Indianapolis, IN 46202 2052 Claridge Court Phone: 317-274-6049 Northbrook, IL 60062 Email: email@example.com Phone: 847-714-1143 Status: Active Email: dnarhwold@northwestern. edu Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 187 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Narra, Vinod Ney, Arthur usha Judith Surgical Specialist of the North Hennepin County Medical Center Shore 701 Park Avenue South 104 Endicott Street Department of Surgery Suite 200 Minneapolis, MN 55415-1623 Danvers, MA 01923 Phone: 612-873-2810 Phone: 978-882-6868 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Nichols, Ronald Naylor, Douglas elsa ellen Tulane University School of The Cleveland Clinic Medicine 9500 Euclid Avenue 1430 Tulane Avenue MC g 68 New Orleans, LA 70112-2699 Cleveland, OH 44195-0001 Phone: 504-988-5168 Phone: 216-571-2714 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Nichols, W. Kirt Needleman, Bradley Amy Kelly University of Missouri - Columbia The Ohio State University one hospital Drive Medical Center DC077.00 410 West 10th Avenue Columbia, MO 65212 n723 Doan hall Phone: 573-884-1975 Columbus, OH 43210 Email: email@example.com. Phone: 614-293-3504 edu Email: bradley.needleman@ Status: Senior osumc.edu Status: Active Niederhuber, John National Cancer Institute 31 Center Drive MSC 2590 Bethesda, MD 20892-2590 Phone: 301-496-5615 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 188 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Nikaidoh, Hisashi O'Brien, David Lynn Shannon 1935 Motor Street the oregon Clinic Dallas, Tx 75235 1040 NW 22nd Avenue Phone: 214-456-5000 Suite 560 Email: hisashi.nikaidoh@ Portland, OR 97210 utsouthwestern.edu Phone: 503-281-0561 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Norton, Lawrence Ann Odland, Mark Phone: 303-372-1160 Becky Status: Senior Hennepin County Medical Center 701 Park Avenue South Nussbaum, Michael Minneapolis, MN 55415 Sue Phone: 612-873-2810 University of Florida College of Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Medicine-Jacksonville Status: Senior Department of Surgery 653 West 8th Street O'Hara, Patrick 3rd Floor Faculty Clinic Judy Jacksonville, FL 32209 Cleveland Clinic Foundation Phone: 904-244-5502 Dept. of Vascular Surgery, H30 Email: michael.nussbaum@jax. 9500 Euclid Avenue ufl.edu Cleveland, OH 44195 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 216-444-8226 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Nwomeh, Benedict Status: Senior henrietta Nationwide Children's Hospital Oldham, Keith 700 Children's Drive Karen guice, MD eD379 Medical College of Wisconsin Columbus, OH 43205 999 N. 92nd Street, C320 Phone: 614-722-3972 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 414-266-6557 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 189 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Oliver, George Otterson, Mary Barbara Andy Selep Southeast Missouri Mental Health Medical College of Wisconsin Center 9200 W Wisconsin Avenue 305 Buzzard Rock Road Milwaukee, WI 53226 Farmington, MO 63640 Phone: 414-805-5734 Phone: 573-756-3113 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Olsen, William Paletta, Francis Joan Mary 3387 Herron Road 535 Middleton Court Frankfort, MI 49635 St. Louis, MO 63122-1554 Phone: 231-352-4815 Status: Senior Status: Senior Paloyan, Daniel Onders, Raymond Diane traci 103 Dartmouth Court University Hospitals - Case glenview, IL 60025 Medical Center Phone: 847-998-1222 11100 Euclid Avenue Email: email@example.com. Cleveland, OH 44106 nwu.edu Phone: 216-844-5797 Status: Senior Email: raymond.onders@ uhhospitals.org Paloyan, Edward Status: Active Mary Edward Paloyan & Associates Orringer, Mark 333 Chestnut Street Susan Hinsdale, IL 60521 University of Michigan Phone: 630-655-0722 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Status: Senior (A) Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Phone: 734-936-4975 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 190 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Papasavas, Pavlos Park, Pauline Sofia Kokkini Jack Panitch Connecticut Surgical Center University of Michigan 85 Seymour Street 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Suite 415 1C340B-UH/SPC 5033 Hartford, CT 06106 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5033 Phone: 860-246-2071 Phone: 734-936-3662 Email: ppapasavas@ctsurgical. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com com Status: Active Status: Active Parker, Frederick Pappas, Sam Virginia Medical College of Wisconsin State University of New york - 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Upstate Medical University Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 315-464-5549 Phone: 414-805-5828 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active (C) Pasieka, Janice University of Calgary Paranjape, Charu 1403 29th Street nW 400 Wabash Avenue Department of Surgery ACC Building North Tower Akron, OH 44307 Calgary, AB T2N 2T9 Email: email@example.com Phone: 403-944-2491 Status: Active (C) Email: janice.pasieka@ albertahealthservices.ca Park, Adrian Status: Senior (A) Jennifer University of Maryland Medical Passi, Ronald Center Nancy 22 South greene Street uWo Room S4B 14 735 Franklinway Crescent Baltimore, MD 21201-1595 London, ON N6g 5C8 Phone: 410-328-7994 Phone: 519-471-2821 Email: email@example.com. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com edu Status: Senior Status: Non-Resident CSA 2011 • 191 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Patel, Himanshu Pearl, Richard heena Lauretta University of Michigan Children's Hospitals of Illinois, 1500 E Medical Center Drive University of Illinois College of 5144 Cardiovascular Center Medicine SPC 5864 420 N.E. glen Oak Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5864 Suite 201 Phone: 734-615-9129 Peoria, il 61603 Email: email@example.com Phone: 309-665-3800 Status: Active Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Patterson, Lisa Baystate Medical Center Pearson, F. Griffith 759 Chestnut Street hilppa Trauma Service Room S3620 RR1 Springfield, MA 01199 Mansfield, ON L0N1M0 Phone: 413-794-5167 Phone: 519-925-6658 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Non-Resident Peden, Joseph Peacock, James Katherine lisa Status: Senior University of Rochester 601 Elmwood Avenue Peer, Richard Rochester, nY 14642-8410 Janet Phone: 585-275-8229 85 High Street Email: james_peacock@urmc. Buffalo, Ny 14203 rochester.edu Phone: 716-856-1200 Status: Senior Status: Senior Pearce, William Ann Northwestern University 676 N. St. Clair Suite 650 Chicago, il 60611 Phone: 312-926-7775 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 192 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Pegoli, Jr., Walter Peralta, Elizabeth Abby Manuel gonzalez University of Rochester/golisano SIU School of Medicine Children's Hospital 701 North Rutledge 601 Elmwood Avenue Po Box 19638 Box Surgery Springfield, IL 62794-9638 Rochester, nY 14642 Phone: 217-545-7240 Phone: 585-275-4435 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: walter_pegoli@urmc. Status: Senior rochester.edu Status: Senior Peters, Jeffrey Charlene Peitzman, Andrew University of Rochester Medical Debra Center University of Pittsburgh/F1281 601 Elmwood Avenue Presbyterian University Hospital Box SuRg 200 lothrop Street Rochester, nY 14642 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Phone: 585-275-2725 Phone: 412-647-0635 Email: jeffrey_peters@urmc. Email: email@example.com rochester.edu Status: Senior Status: Senior Pelletier, Ronald Petrelli, Nicholas Carol Cathy The Ohio State University Helen F. graham Cancer Center 395 W. 12th Avenue 4701 Ogletown-Stanton Road 1st Floor, Room 168 Suite 1213 Columbus, OH 43210 Newark, DE 19713 Phone: 614-293-6322 Phone: 302-623-4550 Email: ronald.pelletier@osumc. Status: Senior (A) edu Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 193 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Pettiford, Brian Pierce, George Patricia Carolyn UPMC Shadyside Medical Center 570 Mohawk Street West 5200 Centre Avenue Lake Quivira, KS 66217-8641 Suite 715 Email: email@example.com Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 412-623-2025 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Pilch, Yosef Status: Active Patricia 33 Rue Poussin Phillips, Eduardo Paris, France 75016 Marion Phone: 331-465-14962 Sinai-grace hospital Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 6071 West Outer Drive Status: Senior (A) Detroit, MI 48235-2624 Phone: 313-966-1913 Pinkerton, Jr., Joe Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Mary Ann Status: Senior 6215 Ensley Mission Hills, KS 66208 Philpott, Gordon Phone: 913-831-9794 Susie Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 7345 Westmoreland Drive Status: Senior St. Louis, MO 63130 Status: Senior Pitt, Henry Betty Pickleman, Jack Indiana University School of Brenda Medicine 1301 N. Dearborn Street 535 Barnhill Drive Apt. 1102 Rt 130D Chicago, il 60610 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 312 943 0037 Phone: 317-274-2304 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) 194 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Plecha, Fred Ponsky, Jeffrey Marion Jackie 7255 Old Oak Boulevard University Hospitals - Case Suite C108 Medical Center Middleburgh Heights, OH 44130 11100 Euclid Avenue Status: Senior LKSD 5047 Cleveland, OH 44106 Pohlman, Timothy Phone: 216-844-3209 Indiana University School of Email: email@example.com Medicine/Methodist Hospital Status: Senior (A) 1701 N. Senate Boulevard Room B233 Pories, Walter Indianapolis, IN 46202 Mary Ann Rose Phone: 317-962-5339 East Carolina University/Brody Email: firstname.lastname@example.com School of Medicine Status: Senior 600 Moye Boulevard Dept. of Surgery Polk, Jr., Hiram greenville, nC 27834 Susan galandiuk, MD Phone: 252-816-4751 University of Louisville Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 550 South Jackson Street Status: Senior (A) Louisville, Ky 40202 Phone: 502-852-5442 Poritz, Lisa Email: email@example.com. Penn State Milton S. Hershey edu Medical Center Status: Senior (A) 500 University Drive MC h137 Polley, Jr., Theodore Hershey, PA 17033 Janine Phone: 717-531-5164 University of Michigan - C.S. Mott Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Children's Hospital Status: Active 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Room F3970, Box 0245 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5000 Phone: 734-764-6482 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 195 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Posner, Mitchell Printen, Kenneth Janice Jenny University of Chicago 521 Maple 5841 S. Maryland Avenue Wilmette, il 67091 MC 5094 Phone: 847-251-3175 Chicago, il 60637 Email: email@example.com Phone: 773-834-4007 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. uchicago.edu Prinz, Richard Status: Senior (A) lori NorthShore University Poticha, Stuart HealthSystem Patty 2650 Ridge Avenue 1 Sea Robin Court Department of Surgery Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 2507 Walgreen Building Status: Senior evanston, il 60201 Phone: 847-570-2561 Prager, Richard Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lauren Status: Senior (A) University of Michigan Medical Center Pritts, Timothy 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Sarah Pritts, MD 5144 CVC, SPC 5864 University of Cincinnati Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5846 231 Albert Sabin Way, ML 0558 Phone: 734-936-4974 Cincinnati, OH 45267 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 513-558-8674 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Active Priebe, Paul Debra Prystowsky, Jay Metrohealth Medical Center Northwestern University - 2500 MetroHealth Drive Feinberg School of Medicine Cleveland, OH 44109 676 N. Saint Clair Street Phone: 216-778-3636 Suite 650 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Chicago, il 60611 Status: Senior Phone: 312-695-1419 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior 196 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Pugh, Carla Rajab, Amer Joseph Towels, PhD Renata Fabia, MD Northwestern University - The Ohio State University Feinberg School of Medicine Medical Center 676 N. Saint Clair Street 395 W. 12th Avenue Suite 650 1st Floor, Room 172 Chicago, il 60611 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 312-695-1414 Phone: 614-293-8545 Email: drpugh@northwestern. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com edu Status: Senior Status: Active Rakinic, Jan Punch, Jeffrey Southern Illinois University Margaret Dept. of Surgery University of Michigan Health 701 North First Street, Suite Systems D-328 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Springfield, IL 62781 2924 Taubman Center Phone: 217-545-7230 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5331 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 734-936-5816 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Rams, James Jan Rafferty, Janice 112 yorkshire Drive Don Pittsburgh, PA 15238 University of Cincinnati Medical Phone: 412-963-7984 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 2123 Auburn Avenue, Suite 524 Status: Senior Cincinnati, OH 45219-2906 Phone: 513-929-0104 Ramsey, Don Email: email@example.com SIU School of Medicine Status: Active Po Box 19638 Springfield, IL 62794-9638 Phone: 217-545-8444 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 197 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Ranjan, Dinesh Rectenwald, John University of Kentucky Medical Rebecca Minter Center University of Michigan 800 Rose Street 1500 E Medical Center Drive C-453 CVC 5463, SPC 5867 Lexington, Ky 40536 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5867 Status: Senior Phone: 734-763-0250 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Rayhill, Stephen Status: Active Maureen Oregon Health & Sciences Reddy, Daniel University Diane M. D'Angelo, MD 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road Wayne State University School of MC L590 Medicine Portland, OR 97239-3098 4646 John R. Street Phone: 503-494-7810 John D. Dingell VA Medical Center Email: email@example.com 11-S Status: Senior Detroit, Mi 48201 Phone: 313-576-3924 Read, Raymond Email: firstname.lastname@example.com lillian Status: Senior 304 Potomac Street Rockville, MD 20850 Reed, Amy Phone: 501-257-6799 Michael Reed, MD Status: Senior (A) Penn State Heart and Vascular Institute Reber, Howard 500 University Drive, H053 elaine Hershey, PA 17033 UCLA - general Surgery Phone: 717-673-3616 10833 LeConte Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Room 72-215CHS Status: Active Los Angeles, CA 90095-6904 Phone: 310-825-4976 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 198 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Reed, Jr., Donald Remzi, Feza JoEllen Berna Lutheran Hospital Cleveland Clinic Foundation 7950 W. Jefferson Boulevard 9500 Euclid Avenue Fort Wayne, IN 46804-4160 Desk A30 Phone: 260-435-7380 Cleveland, OH 44195 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 216-445-5021 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Active Reed, Michael Amy Reed, MD Rescorla, Frederick Penn State University Mechelle 500 University Way, H165 Indiana University School of Hershey, PA 17033 Medicine/JW Riley Hospital for Phone: 717-531-8330 Children Email: email@example.com 702 Barnhill Drive, Suite 2500 Status: Active Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-274-4624 Reilly, Jr., James Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Marie Status: Senior (A) Downstate College of Medicine, Kings County Hospital Reyes, Hernan 21 east 87th Street Dolores Apt 9A PO Box 1165 New york, Ny 10128 Captiva Island, FL 33924 Phone: 718-245-4146 Phone: 239-472-2933 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Reis, Robert Rheault, Marcel Barbara Violaine Marin 90 Leucadendra Drive University of Montreal Coral gables, FL 33156 5430 Dujarie Phone: 305-545-5006 St. Leonard, QC H1R 1K3 Status: Senior Phone: 514-327-9336 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 199 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Rhodes, Robert Rikkers, Layton Paula Dee Dee American Board of Surgery University of Wisconsin 1617 John F. Kennedy Boulevard 817 Farwell Drive Suite 860 Madison, WI 53704 Philadelphia, PA 19103-1847 Phone: 608-263-1383 Phone: 215-568-4000 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Robson, Martin Rice, Charles leslie Judith 3619 S.E. Cambridge Drive Uniformed Services University Stuart, FL 34997 4301 Jones Bridge Road Phone: 772-223-8475 Office of the President Email: email@example.com Bethesda, MD 20814-4799 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 301-295-3013 Email: email@example.com Rodriguez, Jorge Status: Senior (A) Sheila University of Louisville Richardson, J. David 550 South Jackson Street Suzanne Louisville, Ky 40292 University of Louisville Phone: 502-852-4676 Ambulatory Care Building Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Floor 2 Status: Senior 550 South Jackson Street Louisville, Ky 40292 Roggin, Kevin Phone: 502-852-5452 Jennifer Bach Roggin Email: email@example.com The University of Chicago Status: Senior (A) Hospitals/Pritzker School of Medicine Richter, Harry 5841 S. Maryland Avenue Susan Scherer MC4052/0-226 Cook County Hospital Chicago, il 60637 1835 W. Harrison Street Phone: 773-834-4589 Chicago, il 60612 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Phone: 312-864-0760 uchicago.edu Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior 200 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Rolley, Ronald Rosen, Irving Josette helen 610 Ridgewood Drive University of Toronto Lafayette, IN 47906-2367 600 University Avenue Phone: 765-463-7675 Suite 1521 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Toronto, ON M5g1x5 Status: Senior Phone: 416-586-4656 Email: email@example.com Root, Harlan Status: Senior Jill 258 Riders Mills Road Rosen, Michael Brainard, Ny 12024 Debra Status: Senior (A) Case Western Reserve University 11100 Euclid Avenue Rose, Scott Cleveland, OH 44106-5047 Ann Phone: 216-844-2763 Physicans Clinic Email: michael.rosen@ 8111 Dodge Street uhhospitals.org Suite 263 Status: Active omaha, ne 68114 Phone: 402-354-8163 Rosenberg, Jerry C. Email: email@example.com Corliss Status: Senior Status: Senior Roseman, David Rosenberg, Lawrence Joan Donna 4629 N. Ridge Road 6507 Fern Road Mears, Mi 49436 Montreal, QC H4V1E4 Phone: 231-873-7176 Phone: 514-340-8222, ext. 8243 Email: email@example.com Email: lawrence.rosenberg@ Status: Senior mcgill.ca Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 201 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Rosenblatt, Steven Ruberg, Robert Cynthia Cynthia Cleveland Clinic Foundation The Ohio State University 9500 Euclid Avenue 410 West 10th Avenue Desk A80 n809 Doan hall Cleveland, OH 44195 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 216-445-6033 Phone: 614-293-8566 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior Roshe, Joseph Rudich, Steven June Donna Cirasole Status: Senior University of Cincinnati 231 Albert B. Sabin Way Rossi, Nicholas PO Box 670558 helen Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 University of Iowa Hospitals and Phone: 513-558-3892 Clinics Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 200 Hawkins Drive Status: Senior Iowa City, IA 52242-1062 Phone: 319-356-2764 Ruge, Daniel Email: firstname.lastname@example.com greta Status: Senior 2353 E Alameda Avenue Denver, Co 80209-3337 Rowe, Marc Phone: 303-722-7601 Joyce Status: Senior Phone: 941-472-2283 Status: Senior (A) Rupp, William Deborah Roza, Allan St. Paul Surgeons, Ltd. Medical College of Wisconsin/ 1141 Summit Avenue Froedtert Memorial Hospital Suite 302 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue St. Paul, MN 55105 E5700 Phone: 651-227-6351 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 414-955-6920 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior 202 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Rush, Benjamin Saletta, John New Jersey Medical School Suzanne 90 Bergen Street Lutheran general Hospital Suite 7200 1775 Dempster Street Newark, NJ 07103 8 South - Surgery Phone: 973-972-2540 Park Ridge, IL 60068-1143 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 847-723-7200 Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Russo, Pier Antonio Saltzman, Daniel Joanne Jodi garr Saltzman Temple University University of Minnesota Medical 1762 Teresa Court School Downingtown, PA 19335-3592 420 Delaware Street S.E. Phone: 484-942-4627 MMC 195 Email: pierantonio.russo@ Minneapolis, MN 55455 temple.edu Phone: 612-626-4214 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Ryckman, Frederick Susan Saltzstein, Edward University of Cincinnati Phyllis 3333 Burnet Avenue Texas Tech University-Health Cincinnati, OH 45229 Sciences Center-Department of Phone: 513-636-4371 Surgery Email: email@example.com 4800 Alberta Avenue Status: Senior El Paso, Tx 79905 Phone: 915-545-6855 Sachatello, Charles Email: edward.saltzstein@ttuhsc. Suzanne edu 1401 Harrodsburg Road Status: Senior #B355 Lexington, Ky 40504-3746 Phone: 606-276-5262 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 203 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Sanabria, Juan Sarker, Sharfi Monica Parra Roy Sucholeiki University Hospitals - Case Loyola University Medical Center Medical Center 2160 South First Avenue 11100 Euclid Avenue Department of Surgery LKSD 7510 PS 5047 Maywood, IL 60153 Div Tx & HB Surgery Phone: 708-327-2687 Cleveland, OH 44106-5047 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 216-844-3138 Status: Active Email: juan.sanabria@uhhospitals. org Sarr, Michael Status: Active Barbara Mayo Clinic Sankary, Howard 200 First Street S.W. Loyola University Medical Center Rochester, MN 55902 2160 South First Avenue Phone: 507-255-5713 Maywood, IL 60153 Email: email@example.com Phone: 708-327-2539 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Sasson, Aaron lise Santaniello, John University of Nebraska Medical Sun Center Loyola University Medical Center 984030 Nebraska Medical Center 2160 South First Avenue Dept. of Surgery Dept. of Surgery omaha, ne 68198-4030 Bldg 110 Phone: 402-559-8941 Maywood, IL 60153 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 708-327-2072 Status: Active Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active 204 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Satiani, Bhagwan Sax, Harry Mira leslie The Ohio State University the Miriam hospital Cramblett hall 164 Summit Avenue 456 W. 10th Avenue, Suite 3018 Providence, RI 02906 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 401-793-4545 Phone: 614-293-8536 Email: email@example.com Email: bhagwan.satiani@osumc. Status: Senior edu Status: Senior Saxe, Jonathan Susan Sato, Thomas Wright State University BSOM Jennifer 1 Wyoming Street Medical College of Wisconsin 7000 WChe 999 N. 92nd Street, C320 Dayton, OH 45409 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 937-208-2951 Phone: 414-266-6550 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Schauer, Philip Sauter, Edward Patricia Julia Cleveland Clinic Foundation University of North Dakota/ 9500 Euclid Avenue School of Medical Health Sciences M61 501 North Columbia Road Cleveland, OH 44195 grand Forks, ND 58202 Phone: 216-444-4794 Phone: 701-777-2284 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. edu Scheeres, David Status: Senior Jennifer Michigan State University Sawchuk, Alan 1000 East Paris S.E. Indiana University Medical School Suite 150 1801 N. Senate Boulevard grand Rapids, MI 49546 D3500 Phone: 616-977-6243 Indianapolis, IN 46202-1228 Email: email@example.com Phone: 317-962-0281 Status: Senior Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 205 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Scher, Kenneth Schmidt, Max 3267 S. 16th Street Christine Suite 207 Indiana University Milwaukee, WI 53215 545 Barnhill Drive Phone: 414-672-8584 Emerson Hall 5th Floor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Indianapolis, IN 46202 Status: Senior Phone: 317-278-8349 Email: email@example.com Schiller, William Status: Active 223 N. guadalupe PMB 300 Schmitz, Robert Santa Fe, NM 87501 Mary Jane Phone: 505-983-4923 400 E. Randolph Street Email: firstname.lastname@example.com #3620 Status: Senior Chicago, il 60601 Phone: 312-527-1123 Schloerb, Paul Status: Senior (A) Louise University of Kansas Schoeniger, Luke 3901 Rainbow Boulevard Kathleen Kansas City, KS 66160 University of Rochester Medical Phone: 913-588-7565 Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 601 Elmwood Avenue Status: Senior (A) Box Surgery Rochester, nY 14642 Schmidt, Carl Phone: 585-273-4713 Kari Email: luke_schoeniger@urmc. James Cancer Hospital/The Ohio rochester.edu State University Status: Senior n908 Dolan hall 410 West 10th Avenue Scholten, Donald Columbus, OH 43210 Elizabeth Phone: 614-293-5644 Michigan State University Email: email@example.com 4069 Lake Drive Status: Active Suite 117 grand Rapids, MI 49546-3680 Phone: 616-459-4601 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior 206 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Schraut, Wolfgang Schulte, William Marion helen University of Pittsburgh Medical College of Wisconsin 497 Scaife hall 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue 3550 Terrace Street Milwaukee, WI 53226 Pittsburgh, PA 15261 Phone: 414-454-5744 Phone: 412-647-0311 Email: Status: Senior Status: Senior Schreiber, J. Tracy Schwarcz, Thomas Sally Kathleen 436 West Cliff lane Lexington Surgeons Cincinnati, OH 45220 1760 Nicholasville Road, #202 Phone: 513-751-2600 Lexington, Ky 40503 Status: Senior Phone: 859-277-5711 Email: email@example.com Schulak, James Status: Senior Barbara University Hospitals - Case Schwartz, Seymour I. Medical Center University of Rochester 11100 Euclid Avenue 601 Elmwood Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106 Rochester, nY 14642-8410 Phone: 216-844-0307 Phone: 585-275-7339 Email: james.schulak@ Email: seymour_schwartz@urmc. uhhospitals.org rochester.edu Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Schuler, James Scoggins, Charles Catherine Jana University of Illinois University of Louisville 5544 S. County Line Road Dept of Surgery Hinsdale, IL 60521 315 E. Broadway Phone: 630-655-3519 M-10 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Louisville, Ky 40202 Status: Senior Phone: 502-629-3355 Email: charles.scoggins@ louisville.edu Status: Active CSA 2011 • 207 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Scott, Henry Selzer, Don Audrey Cindy 1745 Cedar Avenue, #411 Indiana University School of Montreal, QC H3g 1A7 Medicine Phone: 514-932-9271 545 Barnhill Drive Email: firstname.lastname@example.com EH 507 Status: Senior Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-274-0931 Scott-Conner, Carol Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Harry Status: Active University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Senagore, Anthony 200 Hawkins Drive Patricia 4622 JCP University of Southern California Iowa City, IA 52242 Keck School of Medicine Phone: 319-356-7675 Dept of Colorectal Surgery Email: carol-scott-conner@ 1441 Eastlake Avenue, Suite 7418 uiowa.edu los Angeles, CA 90033 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 323-865-3690 Email: anthony.senagore@med. Seabrook, Gary usc.edu Nancy Status: Senior (A) Medical College of Wisconsin 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Sener, Stephen Division of Vascular Surgery Sherri Milwaukee, WI 53226 Evanston Northwestern Phone: 414-805-9160 healthcare Email: email@example.com 2650 Ridge Avenue Status: Senior Walgreen Rm 2507 evanston, il 60201 Sell, Jr., Harry Phone: 847-570-1328 Amy Email: email@example.com UPMC Mercy Status: Senior (A) 1400 Locust Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-232-8099 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior 208 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Serkes, Kenneth Shames, Brian Margaret Elizabeth Deckers 860 Ladera Lane Medical College of Wisconsin Santa Barbara, CA 93108 Phone: 414-955-6920 Phone: 805-969-2606 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior Shanley, Charles Sferra, Joseph Rosemarie Chris William Beaumont Hospital University of Toledo 3601 West 13 Mile Road 5800 Monroe Street Royal Oak, MI 48073 Building g Phone: 248-551-0689 Sylvania, OH 43560 Email: email@example.com Phone: 419-885-2525 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Shapiro, Michael Cheryl Shaaban, Aimen Northwestern University Annette Feinberg School of Medicine University of Wisconsin 676 N. Saint Clair, Suite 650 600 Highland Avenue Chicago, il 60611 H4/785 CSC Phone: 312-695-4835 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Email: mshapiro@northwestern. Phone: 608-263-9419 edu Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Shapiro, Ron Shah, Dhiraj Mary Austin Moklesa University of Pittsburgh, Thomas E Albany Medical College, The Starzl Transplant Ins Vascular group PLLC 3459 Fifth Ave 47 New Scotland Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 MC157 Phone: 412-647-5800 Albany, Ny 12208 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 518-262-5640 Status: Senior (A) Email: shahdc@albanyvascular. com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 209 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Shaughnessy, Elizabeth Shibata, Henry James Stapleton Nachiko University of Cincinnati Mcgill University Health Centre Barrett Cancer Center 687 Pine Avenue West 234 goodman St., ML#0772 Montreal, QC H3A 1A1 Cincinnati, OH 45219 Phone: 514-843-1526 Phone: 513-584-8900 Email: henry.shibata@muhc. Email: email@example.com mcgill.ca Status: Senior Status: Senior Sheldon, Curtis Shieber, William Maureen hortense Cincinnati Children's Hospital Washington University School of 3333 Burnet Avenue Medicine MC5037 625 South Skinker Cincinnati, OH 45229 Saint Louis, MO 63105 Phone: 513-559-4975 Phone: 314-725-1137 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Sherman, Joseph June Shields, Thomas Northwestern University Ann 1003 Knoll Lane Northwestern University Wilmette, il 60091-1447 251 East Huron Street Phone: 847-256-2066 galter 3-150 Email: email@example.com Chicago, il 60611 Status: Senior Phone: 312-695-4912 Status: Senior Shermeta, Dennis Margo Shilyansky, Joel Phone: 602-254-5561 Sonia Sugg, MD Email: email@example.com University of Iowa Hospitals & Status: Senior Clinics 200 Hawkins Drive, #2967 Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 319-356-1766 Email: email@example.com Status: Active 210 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Shirazi, Siroos Shuck, Jerry University of Iowa Hospitals & Linda Clinics University Hospitals - Case 200 Hawkins Drive Medical Center Iowa City, IA 52242 11100 Euclid Avenue Phone: 319-356-2006 Cleveland, OH 44106 Email: email@example.com Phone: 216-844-3871 Status: Senior Email: jerry.shuck@uhhospitals. org Shons, Alan Status: Senior (A) Clara 40 Deer Park Road Shumway, Sara great Neck, Ny 11024-2113 University of Minnesota Status: Senior 420 Delaware Street S.E. MMC 207 Shortell, Cynthia Minneapolis, MN 55455-2832 Bruce Peyser, MD Phone: 612-625-3902 Duke University Medical Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com DUMC Box 3538 Status: Senior (A) Durham, NC 27710 Phone: 919-681-2223 Sicard, Gregorio Email: email@example.com Kathy Status: Senior Washington University 660 S. Euclid Avenue Shoup, Margo Campus Box 8109 Michael Meyer St. Louis, MO 63110 Loyola University Phone: 314-362-7841 Building 110, Room 3240 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. 2160 South First Avenue edu Maywood, IL 60153 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 708-327-2391 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Sieber, William Status: Active 18 Winding Way Verona, PA 15147-3889 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 211 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Siegel, John Silver, Donald Carol helen New Jersey Medical School University of Missouri - Columbia 185 S. Orange Avenue one hospital Drive #g-609 Columbia, MO 65212 Newark, NJ 07103 Phone: 573-882-1612 Phone: 973-972-4414 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Silver, Geoffrey Siewers, Ralph Renee Status: Senior 6401 Briar Road Willow Brook, IL 60527 Sigman, Harvey Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Maxine Status: Senior 3755 Cote Ste. Catherine Road Montreal, QC H3T 1E2 Silverman, Norman Phone: 514-340-8287 Kathryn Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Simmons, Richard Silbergleit, Allen University of Pittsburgh ina 497 Scaife hall St. Joseph Mercy Oakland 3550 Terrace Street 44555 Woodward Pittsburgh, PA 15261 Suite 404 Phone: 412-648-1823 Pontiac, Mi 48341 Email: simmons@pittsurg. Phone: 248-335-6433 nb.upms.edu Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Simons, Clark Sillin, Lelan Indiana University School of Kit Medicine Lahey Clinic 1001 W. 10th Street 41 Mall Road Myers Bldg., Room 1014 Burlington, MA 01805 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 781-744-8831 Phone: 317-630-6623 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active 212 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Siperstein, Allan Slater, Harvey Holly Beverly Cleveland Clinic Phone: 412-491-5213 9500 Euclid Avenue Email: slater@harveyslatermd. Desk: F20 com Cleveland, OH 44195 Status: Senior Phone: 216-444-5664 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Sloan, Herbert Status: Senior (A) 471 Barton north Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Skaro, Anton Phone: 734-662-6123 Mary Ann Email: email@example.com Northwestern University, Division Status: Senior (A) of organ transplantation galter Pavilion Slogoff, Michele Suite 17-200 Michael 675 North St. Clair Street Loyola University Chicago, il 60611-2923 2160 South First Avenue Phone: 312-926-4272 Bldg 110 Rm 3234 Email: email@example.com Maywood, IL 60153 Status: Active Phone: 708-327-2647 Email: email@example.com Skemp, Joseph Status: Active lisa Franciscan-Skemp Healthcare Smead, William 800 West Avenue South Anne Dept. of Surgery The Ohio State University LaCrosse, WI 54601 Cramblett hall Phone: 608-785-0940 x26748 456 W. 10th Avenue, Suite 3018 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Columbus, OH 43210 Status: Senior Phone: 614-293-8536 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Skibba, Joseph Status: Senior Carla 6021 Silver Leaf Trail N.E. Albuquerque, NM 97111 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 213 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Smith, J. Michael Snow, Norman Sharon Renee Cardiac,Vascular & Thoracic University of Illinois at Chicago Surgeons, Inc. 840 South Wood Street 4030 Smith Road MC 958 Suite 300 Chicago, il 60612 Cincinnati, OH 45209 Phone: 312-996-9889 Phone: 513-421-3494 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Sollinger, Hans Smith, Jr., J. Stanley Mary Lang Sollinger Charlene University of Wisconsin Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Dept of Surgery, H4/780 CSC PO Box 850 600 Highland Avenue Hershey, PA 17033-0850 Madison, WI 53792-7375 Phone: 717-531-4404 Phone: 608-263-9903 Status: Senior Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Smith, R. Stephen nellie Solomkin, Joseph West Penn Allegheny Health University of Cincinnati Medical System Center 320 East North Avenue 231 Albert B. Sabin Way 5th Floor South Tower, Room 592 ML 0558 Pittsburgh, PA 15212-4756 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Phone: 412-359-4544 Phone: 513-558-4427 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Smith, Roger Margaret 500 Elmington Avenue Apt. 333 Nashville, TN 37205 Phone: 615-383-1290 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 214 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Solorzano, Carmen Soper, Robert Vanderbilt University Medical helene Center University of Iowa Hospital & 597 PRB Clinics 2220 Pierce Avenue Department of Surgery nashville, tn 37232-6860 Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 615-322-2391 Phone: 319-356-2679 Email: carmen.solorzano@ Status: Senior (A) vanderbilt.edu Status: Active Stallion, Anthony Cleveland Clinic Foundation Sommer, Bruce 9500 Euclid Avenue University of Florida, Jacksonville A120 580 W. Eighth Street Cleveland, OH 44195 Tower II, Suite 8000 Phone: 216-445-1040 Jacksonville, FL 33209 Email: email@example.com Phone: 904-244-9800 Status: Active Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Stanfill, Amy Robert Soper, Nathaniel Childrens Hospital of Illinois, Cindy University of Illinois College of Northwestern University Medicine at Peoria Feinberg School of Medicine 420 NE glen Oak Avenue Department of Surgery Suite 201 251 East Huron Peoria, il 61603 galter 3-150 Phone: 309-624-8951 Chicago, il 60611 Email: email@example.com Phone: 312-926-4962 Status: Active (C) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Stanley, James Nancy University of Michigan 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Taubman Center, Box 0329 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Phone: 734-936-5786 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 215 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Staren, Edgar Starzl, Thomas lisa Joy Cancer treatment Centers of University of Pittsburgh Medical America Center 2610 Sheridan Road 3601 Fifth Avenue Zion, IL 60099-2615 Falk Clinic Phone: 847-731-5805 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Email: edgar.staren@ctca-hope. Phone: 412-624-0112 com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Starling, James Steffes, Christopher Betsy Jane University of Wisconsin Hospital Harper University Hospital 600 Highland Avenue 4160 John R Madison, WI 53705 Suite 400 Phone: 608-280-7016 Detroit, Mi 48201 Email: email@example.com Phone: 313-745-8770 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Starr, Jean David Clark Steichen, Felicien The Ohio State University Michele Medical Center 17 Birch lane 456 W. 10th Avenue Larchmont, Ny 10538 3018 Cramblett Phone: 914-686-1562 Columbus, OH 43210 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 614-293-8536 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Steiger, Ezra Status: Active Karen The Cleveland Clinic 9500 Euclid Avenue Desk A80 Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 216-444-6667 Status: Senior 216 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Steinberg, Steven Sterns, Ernest Beth Margaret Ohio State University Queens University (Retired) 395 W. 12th Avenue 68 Centre Street Room 630 Kingston, ON K7L 4E6 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 613-544-1870 Phone: 614-293-3185 Email: email@example.com Email: steven.steinberg@osumc. Status: Senior edu Status: Senior (A) Stevenson, Jean gazelle Stellato, Thomas 6345 grand Vista Avenue Kathy Cincinnati, OH 45213 University Suburban Health Phone: 513-531-3073 Center Status: Senior 1611 S. green Road South Euclid, OH 44121 Stevenson, Jean Phone: 216-297-3223 MetroHealth Medical Center Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 2500 MetroHealth Drive Status: Senior (A) Cleveland, OH 44109-1998 Phone: 216-778-5358 Stephenson, Jr., Hugh Email: jstevenson@metrohealth. Sally org University of Missouri - Columbia Status: Senior one hospital Drive Columbia, MO 65212 Stewart, Scott Phone: 314-882-5645 Andrea Status: Senior Strong Memorial hospital 601 Elmwood Avenue Sterioff, Sylvester Rochester, nY 14642 Yvonne Phone: 716-275-2735 Mayo Clinic Status: Senior 200 First Street S.W. Rochester, MN 55901 Stokes, James Phone: 507-284-8392 Doris Email: email@example.com 22 Ladue MDWS Status: Senior (A) St. Louis, MO 63141-7557 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 217 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Storm, F. Kristian Strodel, William Patty Melanie University of Wisconsin geisinger Medical Center 600 Highland Avenue 100 North Academy Avenue H4/724 CSC Danville, PA 17822 Madison, WI 53792 Phone: 570-214-7711 Phone: 608-263-1383 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Sugawa, Choichi Stratta, Robert Natsuko Kathleen Wayne State University Wake Forest University School of 6C University Health Center Medicine 4201 St. Antoine Medical Center Boulevard Detroit, Mi 48304 Winston-Salem, NC 27157 Phone: 313-577-5013 Phone: 336-716-6371 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Sugg, Sonia Strauch, Gerald Joel Shilyansky Margaret University of Iowa Hospitals & 633 Sheridan Road Clinics Winnetka, IL 60093 200 Hawkins Drive Phone: 312-664-4050 x455 Dept of Surgery, 4646 JCP Status: Senior Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 319-356-7675 Stremple, John Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Carole Status: Active University of Pittsburgh 160 Monks Road Sumner, David Saxonburg, PA 16056 Martha Phone: 724-352-4691 2324 West Lake Shore Drive Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Springfield, IL 62712 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 217-529-7879 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) 218 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Sung, Randall Sweeney, John nicole Brittis Patty University of Michigan Emory University Hospital 1500 E. Medical Center Drive 1364 Clifton Road 2922 Taubman Center NE Suite H124 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5331 Atlanta, gA 30322-1059 Phone: 734-936-8363 Phone: 404-727-1540 Email: email@example.com Status: Non-Resident Status: Active Taber, Rodman Sussman, Jeffrey Mary Deborah 3924 S. Cook Valley Drive SE University of Cincinnati grand Rapids, MI 49546-8355 234 goodman Avenue, ML#0772 Status: Senior CIncinnati, OH 45219 Phone: 513-584-8900 Taheri, Paul Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Kay Status: Active University of Vermont, College of Medicine Sutyak, John 111 Colchester Avenue SIU School of Medicine Patrick 318 701 North Rutledge Burlington,VT 05401 Po Box 19663 Phone: 802-847-5986 Springfield, IL 62794 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 217-545-5183 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Talamonti, Mark Anne Swaniker, Fresca NorthShore University Marcus Bond HealthSystem 1535 gull Road 2650 Ridge Avenue Suite 5 Walgreen Building Suite 2507 Kalamazoo, MI 49048-1628 evanston, il 60201 Phone: 269-226-6917 Phone: 847-570-2560 Email: email@example.com Email: mtalamonti@northshore. Status: Active org Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 219 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Talboy, Glenn Tefera, Girma Edna Rahel Desalegne University of Missouri Kansas University of Wisconsin City 600 Highland Avenue 2301 holmes Street g5/319 CSC Department of Surgery Madison, WI 53792-7375 Kansas City, MO 64108 Phone: 608-263-1388 Phone: 816-404-5364 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Teitelbaum, Daniel Tan, Henkie University of Michigan Robin 1500 E. Medical Center Drive University of Pittsburgh/Starzl Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0245 Transplant Institue Phone: 734-764-4151 3459 Fifth Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com MUH N758 Status: Senior (A) Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Phone: 412-692-4552 Telander, Robert Email: email@example.com Margaret Status: Active Memorial hospital 200 First Street South West Tarnay, Thomas Rochester, MN 55905 108 Nickerson Lane Status: Senior Rome, Me 04963-3239 Status: Senior Telford, Gordon Susan Telford, PhD Tchorz, Kathryn Medical College of Wisconsin Wright State University 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue One Wyoming Street Milwaukee, WI 53226 7800 WChe Phone: 414-805-5750 Dayton, OH 45409 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 937-208-2177 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active 220 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Termuhlen, Paula Thomas, Paul A. David eva Wright State University 5127 Ellington Avenue 1 Wyoming Street Western Springs, IL 60558-2034 Dayton, OH 45409 Phone: 708-246-7072 Phone: 937-208-4953 Status: Senior Email: paula.termuhlen@wright. edu Thomford, Neil Status: Active Pamela 25010 W. River Road Tevar, Amit Perrysburg, OH 43551 Krista Email: firstname.lastname@example.com University of Cincinnati Status: Senior (A) 231 Albert B. Sabin Way ML 0558 Thompson, Jon Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 Donna Phone: 513-558-6010 University of Nebraska Medical Email: email@example.com Center Status: Active 983280 Nebraska Medical Center omaha, ne 68198-3280 Thomas, James Phone: 402-559-7182 University of Kansas Medical Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Center Status: Senior (A) 3901 Rainbow Boulevard MS 2005 Thompson, Norman Kansas City, KS 66160 Marcia Phone: 913-588-6101 University of Michigan Email: email@example.com 465 Hillspur Road Status: Senior (A) Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Phone: 734-663-6915 Thomas, Jr., Christopher Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 50 Coventry Court Status: Senior (A) Prairie Village, KS 66208 Phone: 913-901-8246 Timberlake, Gregory Email: christhomas5452@ Sue sbcglobal.net 111 Cardinal Circle Status: Senior Brandon, MS 39047-6418 Phone: 601-998-7873 Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 221 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Todd, Edward Towne, Jonathan Marilyn Sandra Phone: 606-278-2334 395 Oak Run Road Status: Senior Carbondale, CO 81623 Phone: 970-963-4151 Ton-That, Hieu Email: jbtowne1942@comcast. Rhode Island Hospital net Loyola University Status: Senior Dept. of Surgery 2160 South First Avenue Trippel, Otto Maywood, IL 60153 Carla Phone: 401-444-4000 8215 Newland Avenue Email: firstname.lastname@example.com niles, il 60714 Status: Active (C) Phone: 847-966-8293 Status: Senior Toth, Susan Nancy Jane Tsapogas, Makis University of Wisconsin Health Lily 1 South Park Street 8 Merlin Street Kolonaki Madison, WI 53715 Athens, greece 10671 Phone: 608-287-2100 Phone: 30-210-33-90-988 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Tsoulfas, Georgios Touloukian, Christopher University of Rochester Medical Indiana University School of Center Medicine 66 Tsimiski Street 535 Barnhill Drive Box Surgery Rt 130 Thessaloniki, greece 54622 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 30 (01130) 6971895190 Phone: 317-274-4122 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Active Status: Active 222 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Tsuei, Betty Tyburski, James Jim Julie University of Cincinnati Wayne State University 231 Albert Sabin Way Detroit Receiving hospital ML-0558 Suite 4S-13 Cincinnati, OH 45267-0558 4201 St. Antoine Phone: 513-558-5661 Detroit, Mi 48201 Email: email@example.com Phone: 313-745-3487 Status: Active Email: email@example.com Status: Active Turcotte, Jeremiah Claire Udekwu, Anthony UM Surgery Emeritus Faculty Melissa 1327 Jones Drive geisinger Medical Center Suite 201 100 North Academy Avenue Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Danville, PA 17822 Phone: 734-936-5720 Phone: 570-271-7149 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Turnipseed, William Sandy Upchurch, Jr., Gilbert University of Wisconsin Nancy 600 Highland Avenue University of Virginia g5/325 Po Box 800679 Madison, WI 53792 Charlottesville,VA 22908-0679 Phone: 608-265-4420 Phone: 434-243-6333 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Tuttle, Todd Upperman, Jeffrey Jayne Children's Hospital of Los Angeles University of Minnesota 4650 Sunset Boulevard 420 Delaware Street S.E. Mail Stop 72 MMC 195 los Angeles, CA 90027 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Phone: 323-361-7078 Phone: 612-625-2991 Email: email@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Non-Resident Status: Active Upson CSA 2011 • 223 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) , James Vanecko, Robert Patricia Mary Carol 6815 E. Quaker Road Northwestern University Medical Orchard Park, Ny 14127 School Phone: 716-662-4754 Division of Cardiothoracic Status: Senior Surgery 6200 N. Kilpatrick Urdaneta, Luis Chicago, il 60646 University of Iowa Hospitals & Phone: 312-695-3121 Clinics Email: email@example.com 200 Hawkins Drive Status: Senior UIHC, 1539 JCP Iowa City, IA 52242 Vargish, Thomas Phone: 319-353-6328 Kathryn Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Mount Sinai Hospital Status: Senior 1500 S. Fairfield Avenue Chicago, il 60608 Vaccaro, Patrick Phone: 773-257-4752 teri Email: email@example.com The Ohio State University Status: Senior 456 W. 10th Avenue 3018 Cramblett Vega, Roland Columbus, OH 43210 Joan Phone: 614-293-8536 University of Wisconsin Email: patrick.vaccaro@osumc. 1 South Park Street edu Madison, WI 53715 Status: Senior Phone: 608-287-2100 Email: email@example.com Van Way, III, Charles Status: Senior gail University of Missouri, Kansas City Velanovich, Vic 2411 holmes Street Lynda Kansas City, MO 64108 Henry Ford Hospital Phone: 816-235-2553 2799 West grand Boulevard Email: charles.vanway@tmcmed. K-8 org Detroit, Mi 48202 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 313-916-8984 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) 224 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Velasco, Jose Vickers, Selwyn Aglae Janice NorthShore University University of Minnesota HealthSystem, Skokie Hospital 420 Delaware Street S.E. 9600 gross Point Road MMC 195 Department of Surgery Minneapolis, MN 55455 Skokie, IL 60076 Phone: 612-626-1999 Phone: 847-933-6020 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Vitale, Gary Vermilion, Blair Melodie Kay University of Louisville The Ohio State University 550 South Jackson Street Cramblett hall 2nd Floor 456 W. 10th Avenue, Ste 3018 Louisville, Ky 40202 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 502-629-2278 Phone: 614-293-8536 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Vitello, Joseph Vester, Samuel Christine Petra University of Illinois at Chicago Cardiac,Vascular & Thoracic 840 South Wood Street Surgeons, Inc. Room 435E, MC 958 4030 Smith Road Chicago, il 60612 Suite 300 Phone: 312-996-2037 Cincinnati, OH 45209 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 513-421-3494 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Vogel, Jon The Cleveland Clinic 9500 Euclid Avenue A30-262 Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 216-445-4631 Email: email@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 225 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Vogt, David Wahl, Wendy Dianne Bill lee Cleveland Clinic Foundation University of Michigan Trauma 9500 Euclid Avenue Burn Center Desk A110 1500 E. Medical Center Drive Cleveland, OH 44106 1B407 uh Phone: 216-444-6968 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5033 Status: Senior Phone: 734-936-9666 Email: email@example.com Volpe, Carmine Status: Active Beth University of Florida College of Wakefield, Thomas Medicine-Jacksonville Mary Faculty Clinic, 3rd Floor University of Michigan Dept. of Surgery 1500 E. Medical Center Drive 653 W. 8th Street CVC 5179 - SPC 5867 Jacksonville, FL 32209 Ann Arbor, Mi 48109 Phone: 904-244-3971 Phone: 734-936-5820 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) Wade, Terence Waldhausen, John Patricia Marian 340 W. Lincoln Street Penn State Milton S. Hershey Suite 500 Medical Center Belleville, il 62220 500 University Drive Phone: 618-277-7400 PO Box 850 Email: email@example.com Hershey, PA 17033 Status: Senior Phone: 717-531-8330 Email: email@example.com Wagner, Marvin Status: Senior (A) Shirley Medical College of Wisconsin Walker, Alonzo 8701 Watertown Plank Road Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI 53226 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Phone: 414-456-8470 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Status: Senior Phone: 414-805-5737 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior 226 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Wallace, James R. Walsh, R. Matthew Michele Cleveland Clinic Medical College of Wisconsin 9500 Euclid Avenue 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Desk A-100 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Cleveland, OH 44195 Phone: 414-805-5844 Phone: 216-445-7576 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Wallace, Robert B. Wang, Tracy Beth Medical College of Wisconsin 1322 Darnell Drive 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue McLean,VA 22101 Dept. of Surgery Phone: 703-356-4015 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 414-805-5755 Status: Senior (A) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Wallack, Marc Jamie Colby Ward, Herbert Metro hospital lori 1901 First Avenue University of Minnesota Rm 12A1 420 Delaware Street S.E. New york, Ny 10029 MMC 207 Phone: 212-423-6614 Minneapolis, MN 55455 Email: email@example.com Phone: 612-625-3902 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Walls, Joseph Sally Warden, Glenn 1031 Bourne Avenue norie Columbia, MO 65203 Warden Bioscience Associates, Phone: 314-882-6954 Ltd Status: Senior 5470 Pioneer Fork Road Salt Lake City, UT 84108-1674 Phone: 801-971-3762 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 227 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Warner, Brad Wayne, Jeffrey Barbara Diane St. Louis Children's Hospital Northwestern University - One Children's Place Feinberg School of Medicine Suite 5S40 Division of gastrointestinal & St. Louis, MO 63110 Oncologic Surgery Phone: 314-454-6022 676 North St. Clair Street Email: brad.warner@wudosis. Suite 650 wustl.edu Chicago, il 60611 Status: Senior (A) Phone: 312-695-4853 Email: email@example.com Waterman, Norton Status: Active Judy 5403 Harbortown Road Weaver, Donald Prospect, Ky 40059 Sandra Status: Senior Wayne State University 3990 John R Street Watne, Alvin Dept of Surgery Diana Detroit, Mi 48201 1653 Moorgate Court Phone: 313-745-8775 Marietta, gA 30062 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Watson, Raymond Weber, Sharon Barbara gail Campbell Status: Senior UW Hospital and Clinics 600 Highland Avenue Watters, Neil H4/752 CSC Shelagh Madison, WI 53792 RR #3 Phone: 608-263-1387 Cookstown, ON L0L 1L0 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active 228 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Webster, Marshall Weinberg, Jr., Milton Bonnie Joan University of Pittsburgh Physicians 983 Kirkhill Lane 200 lothrop Street Lake Forest, IL 60045-4209 Suite 9019 Forbes Tower Phone: 847-482-1773 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 412-647-1912 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Weintraub, William Franee Weigel, Ronald 1245 Highland Avenue Paula Suite 604 University of Iowa Abington, PA 19001 200 Hawkins Drive Phone: 215-481-6386 1509 JCP Status: Senior Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 319-353-7474 Wells, Samuel Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Barbara Status: Senior Washington University School of Medicine Weigelt, John 660 South Euclid Avenue Dorina 10th Floor Wohl Hospital, Box Medical College of Wisconsin 8109 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63110 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 314-362-8022 Phone: 414-805-8636 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Wesley, John Weil, Richard Cornelia Polly 185 S. Old Creek Road 746 Riomar Drive Vernon Hills, IL 60061 Vero Beach, FL 32963 Phone: 847-270-5608 Phone: 772-234-0042 Status: Senior Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 229 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Wesson, David Wexler, Marvin Baylor College of Medicine Randa 6701 Fannin Street Royal Victoria Hospital Suite 650 687 Pine Avenue West Houston, Tx 77030 Montreal, QC H3A 1A1 Phone: 832-822-3135 Phone: 514-842-1231 x5178 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: marvin.wexler@muhc. Status: Senior (A) mcgill.ca Status: Senior West, Karen Keith Dwyer White, Michael Indiana University School of Kathyrn Medicine Detroit Receiving hospital 705 Riley Hospital Drive 4201 St. Antoine, Rm 3V-26 Suite 2500 Detroit, Mi 48201 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 313-993-2745 Phone: 317-274-4682 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active Status: Senior Whitehouse Jr., Walter West, Michael Rosanne Susan St. Joseph Mercy Hospital UCSF-San Francisco general Po Box 974 hospital MHVI Suite 104 1001 Potero Avenue Ann Arbor, Mi 48106 Ward 3A Phone: 734-712-8150 San Francisco, CA 94110 Email: whitehow@trinity-health. Phone: 415-206-4626 org Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior (A) Wiebke, Eric Jennifer University Surgeons, Inc 545 Barnhill Drive Emerson Hall 537 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 317-274-4990 Status: Senior 230 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Wilhelm, Scott Williams, Jr., Thomas E. Jeannie Wong, MD Margaret University Hospitals/Case Medical The Ohio State University Center North Doan, Room N-805 Dept. of Surgery University Hospital 11100 Euclid Avenue 410 West Tenth Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 216-844-8283 Phone: 614-293-5629 Email: Scott.Wilhelm@ Email: firstname.lastname@example.com UHhospitals.org Status: Senior Status: Active Wilson, Robert Wilkinson, Neal Jackie Roswell Park Cancer Institute Detroit Receiving hospital Dept. of Surgical Oncology 4201 St. Antoine Elm Street & Carlton Street Suite 4V-23 Buffalo, Ny 14263 Detroit, Mi 48201 Phone: 716-845-5807 Phone: 313-745-3487 Email: Neal.Wilkinson@ Email: email@example.com RoswellPark.org Status: Senior (A) Status: Active Wilson, Stuart Williams, Gary Medical College of Wisconsin Pamela Department of Surgery Summa Health System 9200 W Wisconsin Avenue 75 Arch Street Milwaukee, WI 53226 Suite 405 Phone: 414-805-5723 Akron, OH 44304 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 330-253-5335 Status: Senior (A) Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Winchester, David Marilyn evanston hospital 2650 Ridge Avenue evanston, il 60201-1718 Phone: 847-570-2560 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) CSA 2011 • 231 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Wise, Leslie Wolfman, Earl Amal lois New york Methodist Hospital University of California, Davis 506 Sixth Street 44770 n el Macero Drive Floor 6 El Macero, CA 95618 Brooklyn, Ny 11215 Phone: 530-756-5442 Phone: 718-780-3288 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior Wise, Stephen R. Wolk, Seth Bonnie Wise, MD Ruth Ann Univeristy of Illinois, College of Michigan Heart & Vascular Inst Medicine Po Box 994 Mt. Sinai Hospital Ann Arbor, Mi 48106-0994 Dept. of Surgery, Suite F958 Phone: 734-712-8150 California Street at 15th Avenue Status: Senior Chicago, il 60608 Phone: 773-257-6710 Wood, Donald Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Linda Status: Senior VACHS West Side Division 840 S. Damen Avenue (112) Wittmann, Dietmar Chicago, il 60612 Heide-Marie Phone: 312-569-6127 MCW Status: Senior 990 golf Winds Way Nokomis, FL 34275 Woods, James Phone: 941-412-0308 Judith Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Senior Wolf, James Woods, John Marjorie Janet 25 Oyster Reef Drive Mayo Clinic Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 200 First Street S.W. Status: Senior Rochester, MN 55905 Phone: 507-284-2612 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior 232 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Wright, Creighton Yao, Katharine Carolyn Kent Cardiac,Vascular & Thoracic NorthShore University Health Surgeons Inc. System 312 East Second Street 2650 Ridge Ave Covington, Ky 41011 Dept of Surgery Phone: 513-421-3494 Suite 2507 Walgreen Bldg Email: firstname.lastname@example.com evanston, il 60201 Status: Senior Phone: 847-570-1327 Email: email@example.com Wrightson, William Status: Active lisa Department of Veterans Affairs Yashon, David 800 Zorn Avenue 500 Columbia Place Surgical Services 112 Columbus, OH 43209 Louisville, Ky 40206 Phone: 614-224-1720 Phone: 502-287-6804 Status: Senior Email: email@example.com Status: Active Yaw, Peter Marlene Wulsin, John Wishard Memorial Hospital Rosamond 8426 Aurora Drive 8405 Spooky Hollow Road Monrovia, IN 46157 Cincinnati, OH 45242 Phone: 317-630-7161 Status: Senior Status: Senior Yao, James Yee, Lisa Louise Roger Northwestern University The Ohio State University 676 North St. Clair 410 West 10th Avenue Suite 650 n924 Doan hall Chicago, il 60611 Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 312-695-2716 Phone: 614-293-6654 Email: email@example.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Status: Senior CSA 2011 • 233 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Yen, Tina Zaren, Howard J.D. Optekar Shauna Medical College of Wisconsin Lewis Cancer & Research Pavillion Division of Surgical Oncology 225 Candler Drive Suite 204 9200 W. Wisconsin Avenue Savannah, gA 31405 Milwaukee, WI 53226 Phone: 912-819-7152 Phone: 414-805-5495 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com Status: Senior Status: Active Zdon, Michael Yilmaz, Serdar Bernardine Asli Chicago Medical School Foothills Medical Center 3333 green Bay Road 1403 29th Street N.W. north Chicago, il 60064 Rm 729 North Tower Phone: 847-578-8714 Calgary, AB T2N2T9 Email: michael.zdon@ Phone: 403-944-4293 rosalindfranklin.edu Email: serdar.yilmaz@ Status: Senior calgaryhealthregion.ca Status: Active Zelenock, Gerald Mary Kate Yim, John University of Toledo Medical Sandy Center City of Hope 3000 Arlington Avenue 1500 E. Duarte Rd. Mail Stop 1095 MoB level 4 Toledo, OH 43614 Duarte, CA 91010 Phone: 419-383-6298 Phone: 626-688-6072 Email: gerald.zelenock@utoledo. Email: email@example.com edu Status: Active Status: Senior (A) Yowler, Charles MetroHealth Medical Center 2500 MetroHealth Drive Cleveland, OH 44109 Phone: 216-778-5627 Email: email@example.com Status: Senior 234 • CSA 2011 2011 MeMBershiP (continued) Zera, Richard Diane gail Hennepin Faculty Associates Hennepin County Medical Center Department of Surgery 701 Park Avenue S. Minneapolis, MN 55415 Phone: 612-873-2810 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior Zollinger, Jr., Robert Ruth 5296 N. via Sempreverde Tucson, AZ 85750 Phone: 216-844-3023 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Senior (A) Zyromski, Nicholas Jennifer Indiana University 535 Barnhill Drive Rt 130 Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: 314-274-5012 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Status: Active CSA 2011 • 235 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing CANADA Ottawa Harris, Kenneth ALBERTA Lewis, Ronald Calgary Bathe, oliver Owen Sound Dixon, elijah Mullens, J. 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Kirt Warner, Brad Silver, Donald Wells, Samuel Stephenson, Jr., Hugh Walls, Joseph Webster Groves Kaiser, george Farmington oliver, george 248 • CSA 2011 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing (continued) NEBRASKA NEW YORK Omaha Albany Carlson, Mark Bernard, Harvey Fitzgibbons, Jr., Robert Conti, David Forse, Armour leather, Robert Hodgson, Paul Shah, Dhiraj Mittal, Sumeet Rose, Scott Brainard Sasson, Aaron Root, harlan Thompson, Jon Bronx Caushaj, Philip NEVADA Glenbrook Brooklyn goldsmith, Harry Wise, leslie Buffalo NEW JERSEY Butsch, John New Brunswick Caty, Michael Mackenzie, James Cherr, gregory Dayton, Merril Newark Dryjski, Maciej Lazaro, Eric Dunn, David L. Rush, Benjamin Edge, Stephen Siegel, John Evans, James T. 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Thomas yashon, David Bumgardner, ginny Yee, lisa Caniano, Donna Carson, iii, William Crestanello, Juan 252 • CSA 2011 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing (continued) Dayton South Euclid Barney, Linda Stellato, thomas Dunn, Margaret M. Ekeh, A. Peter Sylvania McCarthy, Mary Sferra, Joseph Saxe, Jonathan Tchorz, Kathryn Toledo Termuhlen, Paula Chaudhuri, Prabir Jacobs, Lloyd East Cleveland Merrick, III, Hollis Warren Ahmed, Naveed Zelenock, gerald Chung, Raphael Youngstown Galena Kavic, Michael Berggren, Ronald Greenville OREGON Dutro, John Arthur Portland O'Brien, David Grove City Rayhill, Stephen Kilman, James PENNSyLVANIA Middleburgh Heights Abington Plecha, Fred Weintraub, William Oregonia Danville Finley, Jr., Robert Strodel, William Udekwu, Anthony Perrysburg Thomford, Neil Downingtown Russo, Pier Antonio Powell Cooperman, Marc Erie Dexter, David Shaker Heights Fazio,Victor Hershey graham, Linda M. 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Magovern, george SOUTH CAROLINA Marsh, James Columbia McCloskey, Carol Almond, Carl Moorman, Donald Peitzman, Andrew Greenville Pettiford, Brian gauderer, Michael Rams, James Schraut, Wolfgang Sell, Jr., Harry 254 • CSA 2011 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing (continued) Hilton Head Island Temple Cerilli, g. James Cooney, Donald Humphrey, Edward W. Lairmore, Terry Poticha, Stuart Wolf, James Tyler Keitzer, Walter North Charleston Freeman, Joel UTAH Salt Lake City TENNESSEE Warden, glenn Jonesborough Bryant, Lester VERMONT Nashville Burlington Smith, Roger Davis, John H. Solorzano, Carmen Taheri, Paul TEXAS VIRGINIA Austin Arlington Erlandson, Errol Mayes, James Thomas Lowery, Brian Charlottesville Dallas Hallowell, Peter Arenas, Juan Upchurch, Jr., gilbert Nikaidoh, Hisashi McLean El Paso Wallace, Robert B. Saltzstein, Edward Norfolk Houston Lind, James Wesson, David Richmond Montgomery Maher, James Jones, James Roanoke Haley, Harold CSA 2011 • 255 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing (continued) Winchester D'Alessandro, Anthony Lynn, Hugh Faucher, Lee Foley, David Foley, Eugene WASHINGTON garren, Michael Bellevue gould, Jon Jordan, Jr., Prescott Harms, Bruce heise, Charles Clyde Hill Hoch, II, John Condon, Robert Kennedy, gregory Kent, K. Craig Moses Lake Lund, Dennis Martin, Louis F. Mack, Eberhard Matsumura, Jon Melnick, David WEST VIRGINIA Rikkers, Layton Charleston Shaaban, Aimen Aburahma, Ali Sollinger, hans Boland, James Starling, James Storm, F. Kristian Huntington tefera, girma Harrah, John Toth, Susan Turnipseed, William Morgantown Vega, Roland Hrabovsky, Ellen Weber, Sharon Milwaukee WISCONSIN Brown, Kellie Brookfield Evans, Douglas Aprahamian, Charles Johnson, Christopher Ludwig, Kirk LaCrosse Oldham, Keith Chapman, Scott Otterson, Mary Cogbill, thomas Pappas, Sam Skemp, Joseph Roza, Allan Sato, thomas Madison Scher, Kenneth Bernhardt, Louis Schulte, William Chen, herbert Seabrook, gary 256 • CSA 2011 geOgrAPhiCAL Listing (continued) Telford, gordon Wagner, Marvin Walker, Alonzo Wallace, James R. Wang, Tracy Weigelt, John Wilson, Stuart Yen, tina Shorewood guice, Karen CSA 2011 • 257 PAst OFFiCers PRESIDENT Roy D. McClure* 1940-1941 grover C. Penberthy* 1941-1942 Roscoe R. graham* 1942-1946 Casper F. Hegner* 1946-1947 george M. Curtis* 1947-1948 Henry K. Ransom* 1948-1949 J. Dewey Bisgard* 1949-1950 Walter g. Maddock* 1950-1951 B. Noland Carter* 1951-1952 R. Kennedy gilchrist* 1952-1953 James T. Priestley* 1953-1954 Leon J. Leahy* 1954-1955 Rudolf J. Noer 1955-1956 Robert M. Zollinger* 1956-1957 Hilger P. Jenkins* 1957-1958 William A. Altemeier* 1958-1959 Charles D. Branch* 1959-1960 Robert T. Tidrick* 1960-1961 Chester B. McVay* 1961-1962 Angus D. McLachlin* 1962-1963 Samuel P. Harbison* 1963-1964 Edward S. Judd* 1964-1965 Carl E. Lischer* 1965-1966 D. Emerick Szilagyi* 1966-1967 Fraser N. gurd* 1967-1968 Edwin H. Ellison* 1968-1969 E. Lee Strohl* 1969-1970 Stanley O. Hoerr* 1969-1970 Vallee L. Willman* 1971-1972 John M. Beal 1972-1973 Charles L. Eckert* 1973-1974 William J. Fry 1974-1975 Robert A. Mustard* 1975-1976 Charles A. Hubay* 1976-1977 Alexander J. Walt* 1977-1978 Robert E. Condon 1978-1979 * Deceased 258 • CSA 2011 PAst OFFiCers (continued) John E. Jesseph* 1979-1980 Robert J. Freeark* 1980-1981 Seymour I. Schwartz 1981-1982 Lloyd D. MacLean 1982-1983 Ward O. griffen, Jr. 1983-1984 Lloyd M. Nyhus 1984-1985 george E. Block* 1985-1986 Larry C. Carey 1986-1987 Daniel W. Elliott 1987-1988 Robert J. Baker 1988-1989 Jay L. grosfeld 1989-1990 Jeremiah g. Turcotte 1990-1991 Donald Silver 1991-1992 Jack. R. Pickleman 1992-1993 Folkert Belzer* 1993-1994 Roger g. Keith 1994-1995 J. Roland Folse 1995-1996 Jerry M. Shuck 1996-1997 Henry Buchwald 1997-1998 David Nahrwold 1998-1999 Josef Fischer 1999-2000 David Mulder 2000-2001 William Baker 2001-2002 Jonathan B. Towne 2002-2003 Layton F. Rikkers 2003-2004 Mark A. Malangoni 2004-2005 Fabrizio Michelassi 2005-2006 thomas Stellato 2006-2007 E. Christopher Ellison 2007-2008 Richard H. Bell 2008-2009 William Turnipseed 2009-2010 Michael S. Nussbaum 2010-2011 SECRETARY george M. Curtis* 1940-1946 Walter g. Maddock* 1946-1949 * Deceased CSA 2011 • 259 PAst OFFiCers (continued) James T. Priestley* 1949-1952 Robert M. Zollinger* 1952-1955 Charles D. Branch* 1955-1958 Angus D. McLachlin* 1958-1961 Carl Lischer* 1961-1964 Edwin H. Ellison* 1964-1967 Vallee L. Willman* 1967-1970 William J. Fry 1970-1973 Alexandar J. Walt* 1973-1976 Robert J. Freeark* 1976-1979 Ward O. griffen, Jr 1979-1982 Larry C. Carey 1982-1985 Jay L. grosfeld 1985-1988 Jack R. Pickleman 1988-1991 J. Roland Folse 1991-1994 David J. Nahrwold 1994-1997 William H. Baker 1997-2000 Fabrizio Michelassi 2000-2003 E. Christopher Ellison 2003-2006 Michael S. Nussbaum 2006-2009 nathaniel Soper 2009-2012 TREASURER Charles H. Hubay* 1972-1975 John E. Jesseph* 1975-1978 Robert P. Hummell 1978-1981 Robert J. Baker 1981-1984 Donald Silver 1984-1987 Jerry M. Shuck 1987-1990 Henry Buchwald 1990-1993 Josef E. Fischer 1993-1996 Layton F. Rikkers 1996-1999 Thomas A. Stellato 1999-2002 Carol eh Scott-Conner 2002-2005 William Turnipseed 2005-2008 Christopher McHenry 2008-2011 * Deceased 260 • CSA 2011 PAst OFFiCers (continued) RECORDER Robert E. Condon 1972-1977 John J. Bergan 1977-1982 Jeremiah g. Turcotte 1982-1987 gordon L. Hyde 1987-1992 Jonathan Towne 1992-1997 Mark Malangoni 1997-2002 Richard H. Bell, Jr. 2002-2007 gerald Larson 2007-2011 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE AMERICAN BOARD OF SURGERY Lloyd M. Nyhus 1973-1977 William J. Fry 1977-1982 John S. Najarian 1982-1988 Jeremiah g. Turcotte 1982-1988 Olga Jonasson 1988-1994 Richard A. Prinz 1994-2000 Michael S. Nussbaum 2000-2006 Fabrizio Michelassi 2006-2012 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS ADVISORY COUNCIL ON SURGERY Daniel W. Elliott 1982-1985 Jay L. grosfeld 1989-1994 Josef E. Fischer 1994-2001 Mark Malangoni 2001-2007 E. Christopher Ellison 2007-2013 * Deceased CSA 2011 • 261 PAst OFFiCers (continued) REPRESENTATIVE TO THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS BOARD OF GOVERNORS Ward O. griffen, Jr. 1969-1972 1972-1975 Melvin A. Block 1975-1978 1978-1981 John L. glover 1981-1984 Robert E. Condon 1987-1990 1990-1993 Donald Silver 1993-1996 1996-1999 Henry Buchwald 1999-2002 2002-2005 Layton Rikkers 2005-2011 COUNCILORS Earl B. Smith 1981-1984 Lloyd D. MacLean 1983-1984 Jay L. grosfeld 1982-1985 Ward O. griffen, Jr. 1984-1985 Peter Cruse 1983-1986 Folkert O. Belzer* 1984-1987 Lloyd M. Nyhus 1986-1987 Marshall W. Webster 1985-1988 george E. Block* 1987-1988 Larry C. Carey 1987-1988 Marcel J. Rheault 1986-1989 Dan W. Elliott 1988-1989 Robert J. Baker 1989-1990 Frederic E. Eckhauser 1988-1991 Jay L. grosfeld 1990-1991 Roger g. Keith 1989-1992 Jeremiah g. Turcotte 1991-1992 262 • CSA 2011 * Deceased PAst OFFiCers (continued) Josef E. Fischer 1990-1993 Donald Silver 1992-1993 James S.T.yao 1991-1994 Jack R. Pickleman 1993-1994 David S. Mulder 1992-1995 Layton F. Rikkers 1993-1996 Roger g. Keith 1995-1996 Mark A. Malangoni 1994-1997 Bruce L. gewertz 1995-1998 Jerry Shuck 1997-1998 Marvin Wexler 1996-1999 Frank R. Lewis 1997-2000 Henry Buchwald 1998-1999 David Nahrwold 1999-2000 James Madura 1998-2001 Josef Fischer 2000-2001 David Mulder 2001-2002 gary Dunnington 1999-2002 Robert Bower 2000-2003 William H. Baker 2002-2003 James Starling 2001-2004 Darrell A. Campbell, Jr 2002-2005 Layton F. Rikkers 2004-2005 Rene lafreniere 2003-2006 Mark Adams* 2004-2007 Mark Malangoni 2005-2006 Christopher McHenry 2005-2008 Fabrizio Michelassi 2006-2007 Mary Otterson 2006-2009 thomas Stellato 2007-2008 Keith Lillemoe 2007-2010 E. Christopher Ellison 2008-2009 gerald Fried 2008-2011 Richard Bell, Jr. 2009-2010 Fred Luchette 2010-2011 William Turnipseed 2010-2011 Wendy Wahl 2009-2012 CSA 2011 • 263 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws RESOLUTION In view of the desirability of a Surgical Association embracing within its membership surgeons of the central portion of the United States and of the adjacent Canadian provinces, BE IT RESOLVED that such an associa- tion be organized by a self-appointed committee of Founders com- posed of the undersigned forty (40) Fellows of the American Surgical Association; who, at their first meeting, shall (1) elect from their number a President and a President-Elect, each to serve one year; a Secretary to serve a three year term; a Treasurer and a Recorder, each to serve a five year term; and three Councilors each to serve a three year term. The immediate Past President will serve as the fourth Councilor, to serve for one year. The Executive Council will also select members to rep- resent the Association at the American Board of Surgery for a six year term, at the Board of governors of the American College of Surgeons for a renewable three year term, and at the Advisory Council for Sur- gery of the American College of Surgeons for a six year term; (2) draw up a suitable Constitution and Bylaws; and (3) invite not more than sixty (60) additional qualified surgeons to become Founder members. CONSTITUTION Article I: Name This society shall be called THE CENTRAL SURgICAL ASSOCIATION. Article II: Object The object of this Association shall be to furtherthe practice of Surgery in its various departments, and the study and investigation of surgical problems. Article III: Membership SECTION 1: The Central Surgical Association shall consist of active, senior, non- resident and honorary members (as amended 1977). SECTION 2: The number of active members shall be limited to two hundred fifty (250) (as amended 1948, 1970, 1997). 264 • CSA 2011 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) SECTION 3: Senior members shall be founders, founder members or active members in good standing who have reached the age of fifty (50) years, or who have been elected to fellowship in the American Surgical Association, or in one of the other senior societies as determined by the Council. They shall have all the privileges of active members. Senior members shall not be bound by the requirement for attendance at meetings. Upon reaching the age of sixty-five (65), senior members will be relieved of responsibility for paying dues (as amended 1949, 1970, 1977, 1984). SECTION 4: Retired members shall be those who, having been elected to active or senior membership who have retired from the active practice of surgery. Retired members shall not be bound by the requirement for attendance at meetings and will be relieved of responsibility for paying dues (as amended 2003) SECTION: 5: Non-resident members shall be those who, having been elected to active or senior membership while a resident within the geographic area accepted by the Council as that of the Central Surgical Association, move elsewhere. Non-resident members shall pay dues and shall have all the privileges of active members but shall be relieved of the require- ment of attendance at meetings and shall not hold office (as amended 1977). SECTION 6: Each candidate for membership must be sponsored by an active or senior member and endorsed by two other active or senior members. To be eligible for membership each candidate must be certified by the American Board of Surgery or equivalent board or a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. The Membership Committee must pass on the merits of professional and ethical qualifications of all candidates. The names of the candidates and recommendation of the Membership Committee are submitted to the Council at least one month before the annual meeting. In special circumstances, Council may waive the requirement of certification by the American Board of Surgery or equivalent board or membership in the American College of Surgeons upon recommendation of the Membership Committee by a two-thirds CSA 2011 • 265 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) affirmative vote. Names of those surgeons approved by the Council and proposed for election to membership shall be submitted by the Secre- tary in his/her report at the executive session of the Annual meeting (as amended 1973). If an application fails to be approved for election for three successive years, a new application will be required, but will not be considered until after a minimum of twelve months has elapsed (as amended 1976, 2004). SECTION 7: The number of honorary members shall be limited to ten (10). Propos- als for active or honorary membership shall be made in writing to the Council on blanks furnished by the Secretary of the Association, and signed by three members from the active or senior groups. SECTION 8: Each candidate for membership must be sponsored by an active or senior member and endorsed by two other active or senior members. The Membership Committee must pass upon the merits of profes- sional and ethical qualifications of all candidates. The names of the candidates and the recommendations of the Membership Committee are submitted to the Council at least one month before the Annual Meeting. Names of those surgeons approved by the Council and pro- posed for election to membership shall be submitted by the Secretary in his/her report at the executive session of the Annual Meeting (as amended 1973). If an application fails to be approved for election for three successive years, a new application will be required but will not be considered until after a minimum of twelve months has elapsed (as amended 1976). SECTION 9: At least four (4) months shall elapse between the proposal of a candi- date for election to membership and balloting on his/her candidacy (as amended 1968). SECTION 10: Following preliminary recommendations by the Council, election to membership shall be determined by ballot of those present at the annu- al executive meeting of the Association. Favorable ballots to the extent of 75 percent of those cast shall elect. An individual properly proposed 266 • CSA 2011 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) for membership and failing to receive election by ballot at three con- secutive Annual Meetings shall not be eligible for a second proposal for membership until one year has elapsed from the time of the last Annual Meeting at which the candidate was considered for membership. Candidates who have received sufficient ballots for election to member- ship shall attend the next Annual Meeting of the Association unless excused by the Council. At that annual business meeting, each candidate will be introduced to the Association and presented with the Certificate of Membership. Candidates unable to attend the annual meeting shall be mailed the Certificate of Membership and shall forego the privilege of formal introduction to the Association. (as amended 1974, 1975, 1991, 2007). SECTION 11: The qualifications for active or honorary membership should include: (a) Certification by the American Board of one of the surgi- cal specialties or by Fellowship in or certification by one of the Royal Colleges or by the American College of Surgeons. (b) Evidence of participation in activities which have a con- cern for the welfare of patients and the fostering of the advancement of surgical theory and practice (as amended 1974). SECTION 12: Resignations of members may be acted upon at any annual executive meeting and may be accepted by a majority vote of the members pres- ent, providing the member resigning is not in arrears. SECTION 13: Any member may be expelled for unprofessional or unethical conduct by vote of the Council. Charges of such conduct must be preferred and signed by three members before their consideration by the Council, whose action thereon must take place within one year thereafter. In case the vote of the Council is not decisive, the charges may be dropped by the Council or presented by the Secretary to the Associa- tion for action in executive session at which time a three-fourths vote of the members present shall be required for expulsion. CSA 2011 • 267 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) SECTION 14: Any active member who shall have absented him/herself from three (3) consecutive Annual Meetings without acceptable explanation in writing to the Secretary may be dropped from membership in the Association on vote of the Council. His/Her membership may be reinstated by vote of the Council. Article IV: Officers SeCtion 1: The officers of the Association shall consist of a President, a President- Elect, a Secretary, a Treasurer, and a Recorder. These five, together with three Councilors and a Website Manager elected at large and the immediate past President, shall constitute the Council. Each Councilor and the Website Manager shall serve for three years. A member at large shall be elected annually to replace the outgoing Councilor. Any past President, upon invitation of the President, may be enrolled as a tempo- rary member of the Council to fill a vacancy (as amended 1974). SECTION 2: The officers, including the members of the Council, shall be nominated by a committee of five (5) members. The Committee shall be com- posed of the three (3) immediate Past Presidents and two (2) members appointed by the President. The President shall appoint the Chairman (as amended 1989). SECTION 3: The election of officers shall take place at the executive sessions of each Annual Meeting. A majority of the votes cast shall constitute an elec- tion. SECTION 4: Any vacancy occurring during the year among the officers of the As- sociation shall be filled by Council. Article V: Committees SECTION 1: The President shall appoint a Local Committee for Arrangements for the Annual Meeting (as amended 1968). 268 • CSA 2011 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) SECTION 2: There shall be a Program Committee of six members, two appointed annually by the President with the approval of Council, and each to serve three years. Annually, one senior member of the committee is se- lected by the President in conjunction with Council to act as Chairman of the Committee. The Recorder and the Secretary shall be members of this committee ex-officio. The Program Committee shall select and arrange papers for the Annual Meeting. The Secretary shall employ a competent stenographer to report all discussions of the papers pre- sented before the Association and to assist in keeping the minutes (as amended 1968, 1973, and 1984). SECTION 3: The Council shall be empowered to select and edit papers read at the Annual Meeting for publication in a surgical journal or inclusion in a Volume of Transactions, if issued. The Council may delegate this power to the Recorder. SECTION 4: there shall be a Membership Committee of nine members, three ap- pointed annually by the President with the approval of Council and with attention to regional representation. Each appointee will serve three years. The Chairman is selected by the President with Council approval. The Chairman will serve a term of three years. The Secretary shall be a member of the Membership Committee ex-officio. The Membership Committee will carefully evaluate all candidates for membership. The Committee shall convene prior to the Annual Meeting and prepare a list of recommended candidates for membership. This list will then be sub- mitted to the Council for review. The Council then prepares the final approved list to be submitted by the Secretary at the executive session of the Annual Meeting (as adopted 1973, as amended 2004). CSA 2011 • 269 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) BYLAWS Section I: Meetings The Association shall meet each year at a time and place designated by vote of the Association at the previous Annual Meeting, following recommendations of the Council and approved by the members of the Association. If change in the time and place becomes necessary between meetings of the Association, the change may be made by the Council. The meeting shall continue for not longer than three (3) days (as amended 1968). Section II: Quorum For transaction of ordinary business, the members present at any meet- ing shall constitute a quorum. To effect changes in the Constitution and Bylaws, for assessments, appropriations or expenditures of money other than those required in the routine business of the Association, for election of officers and members, or for the expulsion of a member, a minimum of one hundred (100) members shall be required to form a quorum (as amended 1974). Section III: Duties of Officers 1. President and President-Elect: The President shall pre- side at the meetings of the Association, preserve order, regulate debates, sign certificates of membership, appoint committees not otherwise provided for, announce results of elections, and perform all other duties legitimately appertaining to his/her office. The President shall prepare an address for the Annual Meeting. In his/her absence, the President- Elect shall preside. In the absence of both, the chair shall be taken by a member elected by those of the Council who are present. The President-Elect shall substitute for the President as provided above. No President shall serve for more than one year in that office. The im- mediate Past-President shall serve for one year on the Council. 2. Secretary: The Secretary shall keep the minutes of the As- sociation and shall issue, at least four weeks prior to the Annual Meeting, a program specifying the time and place of the meeting. The Secretary shall also issue a list of the 270 • CSA 2011 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) candidates for proposed membership. The Secretary shall attest all official acts requiring certification, notify officers and members of their election, keep in his/her custody the Seal of the Association and affix it to all documents and papers as the Association may direct, and take charge of all papers not otherwise provided for. He/She shall serve as Secretary and keep minutes of the meetings of the Council and compile a written report to be read at the executive session of the Association to include the recommendation for place of Annual Meeting and the list of candidates proposed for membership, as approved by Council. 3. Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive all monies and funds belonging to the Association. The Treasurer shall pay all bills against the Association and shall render all bills for dues and assessments at the conclusion of each meeting, as promptly as possible. A report shall be presented to the Council at each Annual Meeting which includes the names of all members in arrears. The Treasurer shall present an annual account for audit. 4. Recorder: The Recorder shall receive all papers and reports of discussions on papers presented to the Association and shall determine their worthiness for publication. The Recorder shall also be the custodian of the permanent records of the Association (as amended 1968) 5. Council: The Council shall consist of three (3) Councilors elected from the membership at large, together with the President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, Recorder, Website Manager and immediate Past President. The term of service of the Councilors elected at large and the Website Manager shall be three years. At the annual executive meeting one Councilor shall be elected to take the place of the Councilor whose term expires. The Website Manager shall maintain and update the Association's internet website. The Website Manager shall assist the council in their utilization of the website and advise the Council on the need for major upgrades or changes to the website. The Website manager shall be a nonvoting member of the Council, nominated by the President for a three-year renewable term of service. CSA 2011 • 271 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) The Council shall be the executive body of the Association. Its stated meetings shall be held at the call of the President and a majority of its members shall constitute a quorum. The President of the Association shall be Chairman and the Secretary of the Association shall be Secretary of the Council and keep minutes of its proceedings. Section IV: Committee on Arrangements for Annual Meeting The Local Committee on Arrangements for the Annual Meeting shall consist of members appointed by the President, acting together with the President, President-Elect, Secretary and Recorder ex-officio. The duties of this Committee shall be the preparation of the general arrangements for the Annual Meeting. Section V: Papers and Reports All papers and reports read before the Association shall be delivered to the Recorder at the time of their presentation. No paper shall be pub- lished in the Transactions or as emanating from the Association which has not been read in full before the Association or presented by Title, nor elsewhere reported unless full credit is given to the Association. Section VI: Initiation Fee Every active member shall, within thirty (30) days after notice of elec- tion, pay an initiation fee which includes his/her dues for that year, and by which act he/she acknowledges and accepts the Constitution and Bylaws of the Association (as amended 1952, 1976, 1980). Section VII: Annual Dues There shall be an annual assessment on active and senior members as proposed by the Council (as amended 1952, 1976, 1980). Section VIII: Arrearage of Members It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to notify in writing any member in arrears for one year. After having notified the member by registered mail containing a copy of this section and not having received his/her dues within two months thereafter, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer to notify the Council of such arrearage, which fact shall be entered on 272 • CSA 2011 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) the minutes. If reasonable explanation or payment is not forthcoming within one year thereafter, the member's name may be stricken from the list. The Council may reinstate the member after payment of ar- rears. Section IX: Invited Guests Any member may invite guests to a meeting of the Association. The names of all guests shall be entered under a separate head in the list of those attending the meeting. The President may invite guests to participate in the discussion. All guests shall withdraw from the execu- tive session. Section X: Certificates of Membership Every member shall be entitled to a certificate of membership signed by the President and the Secretary and bearing the Seal of the Association. Section XI: Order of Business AnnuAl Meeting 1. Call to order 2. Announcements from the Chairperson of the Local Committee on arrangements 3. Announcements from Secretary 4. Announcements from Recorder 5. Reading of scientific papers and presentations BuSineSS Meeting 1. Call to order 2. Introduction of new members 3. Report of the Recorder 4. Report of the Treasurer 5. Report of the Auditing Committee 6. Report of the Secretary 7. Report of the Membership Advisory Committee Chairperson 8. Report of the Program Committee Chairperson 9. Results of the Election of New Members 10. Report of the Society Representative to the American Board of Surgery 11. Report of the Society Representative to the Board of governors of the American College of Surgeons CSA 2011 • 273 COnstitutiOn & ByLAws (continued) 12. Report of the Society Representative to the Advisory Council for Surgery of the American College of Surgeons 13. Report of the Executor of the Central Surgical Association Foundation 14. Future Meetings 15. Report of the Local Arrangements Committee for next year=s Annual Meeting 16. Appointment of new committee members for the following year: Membership Advisory Committee, Program Committee, Nominating Committee and Auditing Committee 17. Old business/New business 18. Report of the Nominating Committee 19. Passing of the gavel 20. Adjournment (revised 2002) Section XII: Rules of Order The proceedings of the Association shall be conducted under the local parliamentary rules of order. Section XIII: Alteration in the Constitution and Bylaws No part of the Constitution or Bylaws shall be amended, altered or repealed except at an executive session of a regular Annual Meeting. The suggested amendment, alteration or repeal in the Constitution or Bylaws shall have been presented in writing at a previous Annual Meet- ing, signed by three (3) members and delivered to the Secretary. The adoption of a suggested amendment, alteration or repeal shall be by the vote of three-fourths (3/4) of the members present. Revised March 2007 274 • CSA 2011 CsA FOunDAtiOn BOArD OF DireCtOrs AnD COMMittee MeMBers 2010-2011 OFFICERS Thomas A. Stellato, MD President E. Christopher Ellison, MD 1st Vice-President Richard H. Bell, Jr., MD 2nd Vice-President Layton F. Rikkers, MD Secretary and Executor William D. Turnipseed, MD Treasurer BOARD MEMBERS AT LARGE Anna M. Ledgerwood, MD Roland J.Vega, MD Richard A. Prinz, MD David M. Mahvi, MD Ex-Officio Members Michael S. Nussbaum, MD, President CSA Nathaniel J. Soper, MD, Secretary CSA AWARDS COMMITTEE E. Christopher Ellison, MD 1st Vice-President, Chair Richard H. Bell, Jr., MD 2nd Vice-President Thomas A. Stellato, MD President John C. Alverdy, MD Member Jon C. gould, MD Member Jeffrey B. Mathews, MD Member DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Thomas A. Stellato, MD President, Chair E. Christopher Ellison, MD 1st Vice-President Richard H. Bell, Jr., MD 2nd Vice-President Richard C. Anderson, MD Member Keith D. Lillemoe, MD Member Anthony J. Senagore, MD Member CSA 2011 • 275 CsA FOunDAtiOn BOArD OF DireCtOrs AnD COMMittee MeMBers 2010-2011 (continued) AUDIT COMMITTEE Tara M. Breslin, MD Merril T. Dayton, MD Steven A. De Jong, MD INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Richard H. Bell, Jr., MD 2nd Vice-President, Chair Thomas A. Stellato, MD President E. Christopher Ellison, MD 1st Vice-President Steve Eubanks, MD Member 276 • CSA 2011 FOunDAtiOn COntriButOrs (FOR CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2010) FOUNDERS PATRONS TABLE Total Contributions of $1000‑$4999 Total Contributions or Pledge over (Blue Ribbon) $10,000 James T. Adams (Gold Ribbon) gerard V. Aranha Christopher ellison Wallace A. Arneson, Jr. Anna M. Ledgerwood Adel Bozorgzadeh Charles E. Lucas L. Michael Brunt Henry Buchwald John L. Butsch PRESIDENTS Dolores F. Cikrit CIRCLE John J. Coleman,III Total Contributions or Pledge over Robert E. Condon $5,000 (Presidents Circle Pin and Anita P. Courcoulas Gold Ribbon) Thomas H. Covey Anthony M. D'Alessandro William H. Baker Michael C. Dalsing Robert J. Baker Lillian g. Dawes Richard H. Bell Duane L. Donovan JamesR. DeBord Scott A. Engum Norman C. Estes Josef E.Fischer J. Roland Folse Frank A. Folk Jay L. grosfeld gerald M. Fried Roger Keith Susan galandiuk Mark Malangoni Tom N. galouzis Fabrizio Michelassi Richard L. gamelli David S. Mulder R. Neal garrison David L. Nahrwold Bruce L. gewertz Michael Nussbaum Lazar J. greenfield Jack Pickleman Paul E. Hodgson Layton F. Rikkers James L. Hoehn Thomas A. Stellato Verne L. Hoshal, Jr. Jeremiah g. Turcotte Thomas J. Howard Ray J. Joehl Stephen N. Joffe CSA 2011 • 277 FOunDAtiOn COntriButOrs (cont.) Richard J. Kagan gary B. Williams Michael D. Klein Stuart D. Wilson gerald M. Larson James S.T.yao Ian C. Lavery Frank R. Lewis Keith D. Lillemoe DONORS Robert J. Lucas Total Contributions of $300‑$999 Fred Luchette (Red Ribbon) Lloyd D. Mac Lean James A. Madura Richard C. Anderson Edward E. Mason Mark W. Arnold Jeffrey B. Matthews Vatche H. Ayvazian Richard C. Mc Pherson Douglas M. Behrendt Sidney F. Miller Louis C. Bernhardt Albert Mowlem Timothy R. Billiar C. Barber Mueller Deborah F. Billmire William O. Myers Thomas A. Broadie Hiram C. Polk, Jr. David F. Canal Jeffrey L. Ponsky Scott Chapman Kenneth J. Printen William R. Clark, Jr. Richard A. Prinz Paul E. Collicott Frederick J. Rescorla Daniel Conway Hernan M. Reyes Paul R. Cunningham James A. Schulak Steven A. De Jong Carol Scott-Conner Richard M. Devine Anthony J. Senagore John A. Dutro Stephen F. Sener Errol E. Erlandson gregorio A. Sicard Calvin B. Ernst Lelan F. Sillin Robert J. Fitzgibbons, Jr. Donald Silver Richard B. Fratianne Herbert E. Sloan W. Peter geis Edgar D. Staren Lawrence g. Hampson Jon S. Thompson Sachinder S. Hans gregory A. Timberlake Kenneth A. Harris Jonathan B. Towne Per-Olof J. Hasselgren Jose M.Velasco Mark Hemmila Wendy L. Wahl Robert E. Hermann Thomas W. Wakefield george J. Hill Karen W. West george W. Holcomb, III 278 • CSA 2011 FOunDAtiOn COntriButOrs (cont.) Tracy Hull William D. Turnipseed gordon L. Hyde James Tyburski Jay A. Johannigman Brad W. Warner Christopher P. Johnson Marvin J. Wexler Walter A. Koltun William g. Kraybill Rene lafreniere CONTRIBUTORS Katherine J. Liu Total Contributions up to $299 Joseph L. Lohmuller (Green Ribbon) David M. Mahvi Robert Acton Jeffrey M. Marks Syed Ahmad Lester W. Martin David Ahrenholz Christopher R. McHenry Harry L . Anderson, III Walter H. Merrill Carl H. Andrus Amanda M. Metcalf Peter Angelos Monica Morrow John A. Aucar Michael W. Mulholland John C. Aust Richard M. Nedelman Bruce J. Averbook W. Kirt Nichols Richard g. Azizkhan george A. Oliver Roderick A. Barke Mary Otterson John A. Barrett Edward Paloyan Robert H. Bartlett Henry A. Pitt thomas Bergamini Jay B. Prystowsky Jason H. Bodzin Jan Rakinic John Bossert Feza H. Remzi John J. Brems Allan M. Roza Douglas Bryan John Santaniello Richard E. Burney Jonathan Saxe Darrell C. Campbell, Jr. C. Max Schmidt Donna A. Caniano Harry W. Sell, Jr. Joseph A. Caruana Margo Shoup Frank H. Chae Jerry M. Shuck herbert Chen Joseph P. Skemp Susan E. Clare Norman J. Snow Charles T. Cloutier, Jr. Nathaniel J. Soper Richard P. Cochran Sylvester Sterioff William R. Cole gordon L. Telford Donald R. Cooney James H. Thomas CSA 2011 • 279 FOunDAtiOn COntriButOrs (cont.) Merril T. Dayton Lloyd A. Jacobs Conor P. Delaney Juda Z. Jona David W. Dexter Donald L. Kaminski elijah Dixon Dixon B. Kaufman Cornelius Doherty Michael S. Kavic Scott A. Dulchavsky Seema A. Khan Margaret M. Dunn John R. Kirkpatrick David L. Dunn James A. Knol Joseph R. Durham Paul Koontz, Jr. Stephen B. Edge John B. Kortbeek Richard W. Egan Stephen g. Lalka Robert E. Falcone Raymond J. Lanzafame Michael B. Farnell gary W. Lemmon Victor W. Fazio Nonie Lowry Victor A. Ferraris Dennis P. Lund Ronald S. Filo Hugh B. Lynn Lewis M. Flint george J. Magovern William J. Flynn, Jr. James W. Maher David P. Foley Leonard Makowka Henri R. Ford M. Ashraf Mansour R. Armour Forse David A. Margolin David Fromm Walter J. McCarthy Edwin gaar Robin S. Mc Leod Douglas M. geehan Jonathan L. Meakins John J. gleysteen Frank B. Miller Jon gould Ernest E. Moore John A. greager Donald W. Moorman Scott A. gruber gerald S. Moss Sharon grundfest Martin F. Mozes Daniel P. guyton Kenric M. Murayama Peter Hallowell Kimberly Nagy Bruce Harms Douglas Naylor Jay K. Harness Ronald L. Nichols Thomas Z. Hayward, III Hisashi Nikaidoh J. Michael Henderson Mark Odland Peter K. Henke Patrick J. O'Hara Daniel B. Hinshaw David M. Ota John R. Hoch, II Pauline K. Park Sayeed Ikramuddin Frederick B. Parker 280 • CSA 2011 FOunDAtiOn COntriButOrs (cont.) Janice L. Pasieka Robert Stratta Lisa A. Patterson Sonia L. Sugg James L. Peacock Randall S. Sung Richard H. Pearl Jeffrey J. Sussman Andrew B. Peitzman Fresca Swaniker Elizabeth A. Peralta Paul Taheri Mark D. Pescovitz Daniel H. Teitelbaum Eduardo Phillips Paula Termuhlen Fred R. Plecha gilbert R. Upchurch, Jr. Paul Priebe Patrick Vaccaro Jeffrey D. Punch Charles W. Van Way, III Janice F. Rafferty Robert M.Vanecko Stephen C. Rayhill Roland Vega Daniel J. Reddy Vic Velanovich Donald N. Reed, Jr. gary C.Vitale Lawrence Rosenberg David P.Vogt Robert L. Ruberg Marc K. Wallack Steven M. Rudich R. Matthew Walsh Daniel Ruge Alvin L. Watne William M. Rupp Jeffrey D. Wayne Frederick C. Ryckman Sharon M. Weber Charles R. Sachatello Ronald J. Weigel John D. Saletta Michael A. West Michael g. Sarr Walter M. Whitehouse Jr. Bhagwan Satiani Eric A. Wiebke Harry C. Sax David P. Winchester Philip R. Schauer leslie Wise Kenneth S. Scher Seth W. Wolk Donald J. Scholten Katharine yao Joseph J. Sferra Serdar yilmaz Ron Shapiro Michael J. Zdon Elizabeth A. Shaughnessy Richard T. Zera Joel Shilyansky Robert M. Zollinger, Jr. Allen Silbergleit geoffrey M. Silver If you have questions regarding your Norman A. Silverman listing, please contact Layton Rikkers' Richard L. Simmons office at 608-263-1383 Ezra Steiger Steven Steinberg CSA 2011 • 281 CsA FOunDAtiOn surgiCAL enriChMent AwArDs 1995-2008 1995 - Frank E. Johnson, M.D. St. Louis University International Traveling Scholarship in Health Outcomes Research 1996 - Scott A. Dulchavsky, M.D. Wayne State University Renal Apoptosis During Ischemia Reperfusion Injury 1997 - Peter Angelos, M.D. Northwestern University Sponsor: Raymond J. Joehl, M.D. The Teaching of Ethics in Surgical Training: The Development of a Cur- riculum 1997 - Scott A. Engum, M.D. Indiana University Sponsor: Jay L. grosfield, M.D. Experimental Assessment of Small Intestinal Sub mucosa as a Prosthetic Diaphragm Substitute in a growing Animal Model 1998 - Randall S. Sung, M.D. University of Michigan Sponsor: Jonathan S. Bromberg, M.D. Cytokine Inhibition in Adenovirus-Mediated gene Transfer 1999 - Jeffrey J. Sussman University of Cincinnati Sponsor: Josef E. Fischer, M.D. Modulation of Type 1/Type 2 Tumor Immune Responses to Improve Adoptive Immunotherapy 2000 - Henry J. Schiller, M.D. SUNy Upstate Medical University Sponsor: Frederick B. Parker, M.D. Alveolar Mechanics and Ventilator Induced Lung Injury 282 • CSA 2011 CsA FOunDAtiOn surgiCAL enriChMent AwArDs (continued) 2001 - Tina R. Desai, M.D. University of Chicago Sponsor: Bruce L. gewertz, M.D. The Role of IL-6 Hypoxic Endothelial Barrier Dysfunction 2002 - Christian M. Schmidt, M.D. Indiana University Sponsor: James Madura, M.D. Role of Cyclooxygenase-2 in Human and Pancreatic Experimental Tumorigenesis 2003 - Hank C. Hill, M.D. Roswell Park Cancer Institute Sponsor: Boris W. Kuvshinoff II, M.D. Neoadjuvant Tumor Immunotherapy in a Surgical Metastasis Model 2004 - Mark R. Hemmila, M.D. University of Michigan Sponsor: Darrell A. Campbell, Jr., M.D. Trauma Care Quality Improvement 2005 - Andy C. Chiou, M.D. University of Illinois Sponsor: James R. De Bord, M.D. Surgical Resident Rotation in the Office of Human Research Oversight's Institutional Review Board 2006 - Katharine Yao, M.D. Loyola University Medical Center TraumaList and LoyolaList: A Pilot Project to Improve "Hand Off" Com- munications and Workflow Efficiency CSA 2011 • 283 CsA FOunDAtiOn surgiCAL enriChMent AwArDs (continued) 2007 - Charles P. Heise, M.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison Salmonella Mediated Type III Secretion of Interleukin-10 for Prevention of Th2 Mediated Inflammatory Bowel Disease 2008 - Clifford S. Cho, M.D. University of Wisconsin – Madison Experimental Manipulation of Melanoma-Induced Immune Suppression 2009 - David J. Bentrem, M.D. Northwestern University Study of 5-Lipoxygenase, an Arachidonic Acid Pathway Enzyme, in Colon Cancer 2010 - David P. Foley, M.D. University of Wisconsin – Madison Determining the Role of Nrf2 in a Murine Model of Hepatic Ischemia Reperfusion Injury 284 • CSA 2011 reQuest FOr ADDress uPDAte An update on the address of the following members is kindly requested: Adler, Richard Hreno, Andrew Moylan, Joseph Arbulu, Agustin Hyde, gordon Myers, William Aust, John Irwin, Francis Norton, Lawrence Baue, Arthur Iwatsuki, Shunzaburo Parker, Frederick Behrendt, Douglas Koffron, Alan Peden, Joseph Beven, Edwin La Plante, E. Schrae Rosenberg, Jerry C. Burns, gerard leapman, Stephen Roshe, Joseph Cohen, Max lenahan, norris Rowe, Marc Cole, William Mallette, William Shames, Brian Coles, John Mandelbaum, Isidore Shermeta, Dennis Covey, Thomas Mattar, Samer Siewers, Ralph Egan, Richard Mattos, Mark Silverman, norman eiseman, Ben Mc Donald, gerald O. Slater, Harvey Fischer, Ronald Mc Elhinney, William T. Todd, Edward Fisher, Bernard Meakins, Jonathan Watson, Raymond gillespie, Robert Meguid, Michael Woods, James Himal, Harry Mitchell, C.L. Hoehn, James Moulder, Peter V. Name: Spouse's Name: Institution: Street Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: E-Mail: Submit to: Central Surgical Association Telephone: 913.402.7102 5810 W. 140th Terrace Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Overland Park, KS 66223 Fax: 913.273.1140 CSA 2011 • 285 nOtiCe OF ChAnge Please make the following change to my listing: Name: Spouse's Name: Institution: Street Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: E-Mail: Submit to: Central Surgical Association 5810 W. 140th Terrace Overland Park, KS 66223 Telephone: 913.402.7102 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Fax: 913.273.1140 286 • CSA 2011 nOtiCe OF DeAth Name: Date: Submit to: Central Surgical Association 5810 W. 140th Terrace Overland Park, KS 66223 Telephone: 913.402.7102 Email: email@example.com Fax: 913.273.1140 CSA 2011 • 287 CsA AnnuAL Meeting LOCAtiOns 1941 – Ann Arbor 1980 – St. Louis 1942 - Chicago 1981 – Dearborn 1943-44-45 – No meetings 1982 – Chicago 1946 - Chicago 1983 – Milwaukee 1947 - Chicago 1984 - Pittsburgh 1948 - Chicago 1985 – Montreal 1949 - Cleveland 1986 – Chicago 1950 - Chicago 1987 - Louisville 1951 - Chicago 1988 - Columbus 1952 - Toronto 1989 – Alberta 1953 - Chicago 1990 - Chicago 1954 - Detroit 1991 - Indianapolis 1955 - Chicago 1992 - Madison 1956 - Rochester 1993 - Cincinnati 1957 - Chicago 1994 – Chicago 1958 - Columbus 1995 - Cleveland 1959 - Montreal 1996 - Minneapolis 1960 - Chicago 1997 - Chicago 1961 – St. Louis 1998 – Ann Arbor 1962 - Cincinnati 1999 - St. Louis 1963 - Chicago 2000 - Chicago 1964 – Rochester, Mn 2001 - Tucson 1965 - Milwaukee 2002 - Pittsburgh 1966 - Chicago 2003 – toronto 1967 - Pittsburgh 2004 - Chicago 1968 - Cleveland 2005 – Tucson 1969 - Chicago 2006 – Louisville 1970 - Detroit 2007- Chicago 1971 - Minneapolis 2008 - Cincinnati 1972 - Chicago 2009 - Sarasota 1973 – toronto 2010 - Chicago 1974 - Cincinnati 2011 - Detroit 1975 - Chicago 1976 – Rochester, nY 1977 – Buffalo 1978 – Chicago 1979 – omaha 288 • CSA 2011 NOTES CSA 2011 • 289 NOTES 290 • CSA 2011 NOTES CSA 2011 • 291 NOTES 292 • CSA 2011 NOTES CSA 2011 • 293 NOTES 294 • CSA 2011 NOTES CSA 2011 • 295 NOTES 296 • CSA 2011
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