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The Bold Adventure of Lortat-Jacob,or actually concealed a character of great modesty [1]. To intimates he was warm, friendly, and prone to loving anecdotes. He was a man humbled by his accomplishments; loathe to inwardly acknowledge what was so obvious to others. Outwardly he was a task master, intent on quiet perfection, discipline

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: Marvels of the Age,[sic] and the outcome of antiseptics have stimulated the phenomenal development of this branch of medical sciences” so proclaimed Dr. Ernest Lewis in his presidential address before the Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association in 1896 [1]. And to that effect, American surgeon William Williams

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The World Wars and Hemorrhage Control,ogical changes resulting from surgical trauma and loss of blood. This would translate to a better control of the anesthetized patient, more sophisticated monitoring measures, and the ability to quickly resuscitate if blood loss threatened hemodynamic stability.

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A Worldwide Phenomenon: Liver Surgery in the Far East, Western science to replace the previous closed-door attitude of the shogunates. A number of Japanese surgeons had studied under the Teutonic masters Billroth, Vincenz Czerny, Bernhard von Langenbeck, and Ernst von Bergmann and returned to their homeland where a robust Western-style university medic