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Emilia J Diego, Sally E Carty
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Kelli N Patterson, Amalia Cochran
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Najia Azhar, Pamela Buchwald, Johannes Kurtz Schultz
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Apostolos Gaitanidis, Haytham M A Kaafarani, Mathias A Christensen, Kerry Breen, April Mendoza, Peter J Fagenholz, George C Velmahos, Maha R Farhat
Importance: The familial aspect of acute appendicitis (AA) has been proposed, but its hereditary basis remains undetermined. Objective: To identify genomic variants associated with AA. Design, Setting, and Participants: This genome-wide association study, conducted from June 21, 2019, to February 4, 2020, used a multi-institutional biobank to retrospectively identify patients with AA across 8 single-nucleotide variation (SNV) genotyping batches...
July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Cary Jo R Schlick, Ryan J Ellis, Caryn D Etkin, Caprice C Greenberg, Jacob A Greenberg, Patricia L Turner, Jo Buyske, David B Hoyt, Thomas J Nasca, Karl Y Bilimoria, Yue-Yung Hu
Importance: Mistreatment is a common experience among surgical residents and is associated with burnout. Women have been found to experience mistreatment at higher rates than men. Further characterization of surgical residents' experiences with gender discrimination and sexual harassment may inform solutions. Objective: To describe the types, sources, and factors associated with (1) discrimination based on gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation and (2) sexual harassment experienced by residents in general surgery programs across the US...
July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Sergio A Acuna, Fahima Dossa, Tyler R Chesney
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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M Siobhan Luce, Kara T Kleber, Alexa C Abdallah, Ugur N Basmaci, Richard V Perez, Christoph Troppmann
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Amir H Lebastchi, Inderbir S Gill, Andre Luis Abreu
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Erika L Rangel, Manuel Castillo-Angeles, Sarah Rae Easter, Rachel B Atkinson, Ankush Gosain, Yue-Yung Hu, Zara Cooper, Tanujit Dey, Eugene Kim
Importance: While surgeons often delay pregnancy and childbearing because of training and establishing early careers, little is known about risks of infertility and pregnancy complications among female surgeons. Objective: To describe the incidence of infertility and pregnancy complications among female surgeons in the US and to identify workplace factors associated with increased risk compared with a sociodemographically similar nonsurgeon population. Design, Setting, and Participants: This self-administered survey questionnaire was electronically distributed and collected from November 2020 to January 2021 through multiple surgical societies in the US and social media among male and female attending and resident surgeons with children...
July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Maryam K Mohammed, Brian S Zuckerbraun
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July 28, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Cynthia H McCollough, David W Jordan, Lawrence T Dauer
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July 21, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Diego Schaps, Donald P Frush, Henry E Rice
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July 21, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Andrew Hu, Timothy B Lautz, Mehul V Raval
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July 21, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Kyung Hee Lee, Seungjae Lee, Ji Hoon Park
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July 21, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Chelsea P Fischer, Leandra Knapp, Mark E Cohen, Clifford Y Ko, Elizabeth C Wick
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July 21, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Christopher T Strömblad, Roger S Wilson
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July 14, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Hassan M K Ghomrawi, Jane L Holl, Fizan Abdullah
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July 14, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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How Potential Living Donors Improve Patient Survival in Hepatocellular Carcinoma-A Liver for a Life.
David A Gerber, A Sidney Barritt, Chirag S Desai
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July 14, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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Arturo J Rios-Diaz, Jessica Cunning, Jesse Y Hsu, Omar Elfanagely, Joshua A Marks, Tyler R Grenda, Patrick M Reilly, Robyn B Broach, John P Fischer
Importance: The evidence provided supports routine and systematic capture of long-term outcomes after trauma, lengthening the follow-up for patients at risk for incisional hernia (IH) after trauma laparotomy (TL), counseling on the risk of IH during the postdischarge period, and consideration of preventive strategies before future abdominal operations to lessen IH prevalence as well as the patient and health care burden. Objective: To determine burden of and factors associated with IH formation following TL at a population-based level across health care settings...
July 14, 2021: JAMA Surgery
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