GENERAL SESSIONS
WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS
Saturday, April 24 1:00-1:15 pm
GS 01: Assembly for General Surgeons: A Town Meeting
GS 02: Vascular Access
GS 03: Laparoscopic Versus Open Tension-Free Inquinal Hernia Repair: Principal Outcomes of VA Cooperative Study
GS 04: Genetics and Cancer: Implications for Surgeons
GS 05: Excelsior Surgical Society/Edward D. Churchill Lecture
Optimal Management of Pancreatic Cancer
GS 06: Surgery of the Carotid Artery: Current Status
GS 07: Practical Aspects for Management of Solid Organ Injuries
GS 08: Endolaparoscopic Approaches to Esophageal Disease
GS 09: Training: Who is Your Next Partner and How are They Being Trained?
GS 10: Highlights from the 2003 Clinical Congress Video-based Education Sessions in Chicago, IL
GS 11: Update on Surgical Oncology for General Surgeons
GS 12: Open Abdomen in General Surgery: How Do You Close the Abdomen When You Can't?
GS 13: Important Issues in Management of Inguinal Hernias in Infants and Children
GS 14: Surgical Education: The Effect of the Resident 80-Hour Workweek on the Practicing Surgeon
GS 15: Spectacular Cases from Residents
GS 16: What's New in Diverticulitis?
GS 17: New Techniques in Endocrine Surgery: Is Minimally Invasive Better?
GS 18: Surgical Jeopardy
GS 19: Surgical Palliation of Advanced Cancer: What's New, What's Helpful?
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