JAMA Surgery is a member of the JAMA Network, a consortium of peer-reviewed, general medical and specialty publications.
Chicago, IL
Joined July 2009
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Today, the JAMA Network launches @JAMAplusTrials, a new online platform that highlights the vision, innovation, and resilience of clinical trial research.
Designed for clinicians, investigators, trainees, and others engaged in clinical research worldwide, JAMA+ Trials is an interdisciplinary resource for enhancing insights and promoting dialogue in clinical trial research. 🧵
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Beyond excited to see our work in @JAMASurgery
We developed a risk score for recurrence and survival in LN–negative PanNETs, identifying patients at low, moderate, and high risk to guide risk-adapted postoperative surveillance and management. #PANDA
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In this @JAMASurgery Viewpoint, the authors discuss the importance and future of morbidity and mortality conferences - ow.ly/q7ZM50XLztr
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We forecasted differing scenarios of fully autonomous vehicle adoption across the US and its potential impact on road traffic injuries
Thanks @Waymo for releasing public safety data @uoftmedicine @UofTNeuroSurge @JAMASurgery @ihpmeuoft @AmCollSurgeons
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Have you ever wondered why do large (>3cm) & Mixed Type IPMNs have a higher risk of invasive neoplasia and carcinoma?
In these @JAMASurgery & @acsJACS publications led by @amudhan_kannan for our research group we attempt to decipher the biological behavior of IPMN using NGS
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🚨 New in @JAMASurgery from @CSheckter: Just 15.7% of US counties have trauma/burn centers. In MCIs with 100+ patients, others have <1% chance of managing ICU surge—highlighting critical care gaps nationwide.
🔗: tinyurl.com/2a7cs6xs
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Honored and thrilled to be a member of the @JAMASurgery Editorial Board! Phenomenal discussions taking place today in Chicago. @Rutgers_NJMS @rutgershealth @NJMSDeptSurgery
It is an honor and privilege to work with such an amazing board @JAMASurgery - lots of exciting and impactful discussion at our editorial board meeting in Chicago today!
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"Class Picture 2025" @JAMASurgery Editorial Board - w/ EIC @kibbemr and @JAMA_current EIC @KBibbinsDomingo including our new Web Editor @JJcolemanMD, Deputy Editor @TsengJennifer, Cherisse Berry Stats Editors @joshuabrown @toddschwartz, EB members @elliotthaut @sherrywren & more
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Honored to continue to contribute to the @JAMASurgery editorial board. Team trauma well represented at the table.
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It is an honor and privilege to work with such an amazing board @JAMASurgery - lots of exciting and impactful discussion at our editorial board meeting in Chicago today!
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Behind every big paper from our group (e.g @JAMASurgery), are the dedicated trainees that just make it happen.
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Grateful to work with and mentor some of the most brilliant and good people I know.
@john_r_heard - future @UroOnc fellow!
@Runzhuo_Ma - @WCMUrology resident
@UmarGhaffarMD - @rutgers urology resident
#cherineyang - medical school bound!
And a special acknowledgement to Jeanine Kim for her freehand illustrations of suturing technical skills - amazing talent
@CS_Urology @CSCancerCenter @AmerUrological
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SO excited to share this publication! Thank you to Dr. Twomey & Dr. Jones and @JAMASurgery for the platform to share our stories.
“Inclusion of surgeons with disabilities is the next frontier for equity in surgery.”
@BMCSurgery #DocsWithDisabilities
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New 🇫🇮🇳🇴RCT out @JAMASurgery 🔥 Results from antibiotics layer of the PERFECT trial:
Antibiotics or no while awaiting for appendectomy for presumed uncompl appendicitis
1797 patients
Perforations: 8.3% vs 8.9%
Surg site infections: 1.6% vs 3.2% (p=0.03)
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Be sure to check out @JAMASurgery New Online from May 7, 2025 to see two opinion pieces by Wisconsin Surgery Faculty, Dr. Lee Wilke and Dr. Gretchen Schwarze. go.wisc.edu/lnd391
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
New @JAMASurgery original article from our team
Surgical Performance Metrics for 1-Year Patient-Reported Outcomes After Radical Prostatectomy. Using performance metrics (technical skills and surgical gestures) collected from videos, we are able to anticipant clinical outcomes one year after surgery. Data from 28 surgeons and 5 international centers.
Funded through the National Cancer Institute (NCI)
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@jimhumd @VickersBiostats @geoffsonn @alvincgoh #ChristianWagner #VipPatel
@CS_Urology @CSCancerCenter @WCMUrology @MSKCancerCenter @StanfordUrology @AmerUrological @AmCollSurgeons
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Congrats to Dr. Roberta Teixeira Tallarico (@BetaTallarico), a #WashUanesthesiology resident, for her publication in @JAMASurgery! Her work on SGLT2 inhibitors, used for diabetes and heart/kidney health, looks at surgery recovery and rare complications. anesthesiology.wustl.edu/ane…
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We are proud of Drs. Catherine Chen, Matthieu Legrand, Arthur Wallace and @BetaTallarico, a recent T32 fellow in our department, for their new JAMA paper!
#UCSFProud
Chronic use of SGLT2i agents is associated with a small but significantly higher risk of postoperative euglycemic ketoacidosis but a lower risk of postoperative acute kidney injury and post-operative 30-day mortality. ja.ma/42PwthR
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Latest from @propelresearch @DrRajSat and I on MD sex and patient outcomes is out in @JAMASurgery : jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Seeing our patients as complex humans, not just diagnoses, requires acknowledging both their identities and our own and understanding how they affect care.
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Explore some of the opportunities and limitations of applying #AI, chatbots and LLMs in conducting and reporting surgical research with this article from @JAMASurgery amaedhub.org/4jkce2G
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Authors, editors, reviewers, and other potential users should use CONSORT 2025 when writing and evaluating manuscripts of randomized trials to ensure that trial reports are clear and transparent.
Learn more in this Special Communication. ja.ma/4ilAvEx
