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Guild Rivalries Between Barbers and Surgeons in Medieval London and England by Nakayama, Don K

“…The origins of today's surgical societies are the guilds of medieval London. The Company of Barbers and the Guild of Surgeons vied for dominance no different…”
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Issues That Face Rural Surgery in the United States by Nakayama, Don K., MD, MBA, FACS, Hughes, Tyler G., MD, FACS

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Morio Kasai Corrects the Uncorrectable: Hepatic Portoenterostomy for Biliary Atresia by Nakayama, Don K.

“…One of the fundamental innovations of pediatric surgery is hepatic portoenterostomy for biliary atresia, widely known as the Kasai procedure for its…”
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The 1951 Harvard student uprising against the intern match by Nakayama, Don K., MD, MBA, Hendren, W. Hardy, MD, FRCS

“…In the fall of 1951, a group of Harvard medical students led by W. Hardy Hendren, III organized a national movement against the newly instituted match that…”
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Pediatric Patients as a Source of Bias in Joseph Lister's Study of Antisepsis by Nakayama, Don K.

“…Joseph Lister's (1827–1912) use of carbolic acid to prevent wound infection in open fractures of the extremities (1865) provided a basic science rationale for…”
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The Babe's Case of Complicated Diverticulitis: The "Bellyache Heard Around the World" by Nakayama, Don K

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Louis T Wright, MD, FACS (1891 to 1952), and the Integration of American Medicine by Nakayama, Don K., MD, MBA, FACS

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St. Zenobius, the Patron Saint of Injured Children and Non-accidental Trauma by Nakayama, Don K.

“…St. Zenobius (337-417), second only to John the Baptist as a Patron Saint of Florence, revived a 5-year-old boy who appeared to be dead after he was struck by…”
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David V. Feliciano, M.D., 1944-2024 by Nakayama, Don K

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Japanese Immigration in America: Fleeing Riots, Escaping Imprisonment, and Assimilating by Nakayama, Don K

“…When 13-year-old Teruichi Nakayama, my grandfather, came to San Francisco from Osaka in 1906, he was assured of an education in a public school by an 1894…”
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John Hunter and the Descent of the Testis by Nakayama, Don K.

“…The descent of the testis and the development of an inguinal hernia were the earliest published scientific work by John Hunter, the Scottish surgeon and…”
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Examination of the Acute Abdomen in Children by Nakayama, Don K., MD, MBA

“…Abstract The history and physical examination (H&P) on a child with an acute abdomen is an opportunity to build a solid relationship with the child and…”
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Arteriovenous Fistula: The Backstory of the Birth of Cardiovascular Surgery by Nakayama, Don K., MD, MBA

“…The foundation for the celebrated operation on patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) in 1938 was the work on arteriovenous fistula (AVF) during the preceding half…”
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The Great Migration and Healthcare to Black America by Nakayama, Don K

“…The Great Migration, the movement of 6,000,000 black Americans from the South to the great urban centers of the eastern seaboard, the industrial Midwest, and…”
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A Japanese Family Experience in America by Nakayama, Don K

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Thurgood Marshall, Hero of American Medicine by Nakayama, Don K

“…One of the heroes in American history, Associate Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (1908-1993) sought legal remedies against racial discrimination in…”
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Accountability in Healthcare: Sovereign Authority to Democratization by Nakayama, Don K

“…While accountability in healthcare is associated with Ernest Amory Codman (1869-1940), its origins can be traced to the beginning of recorded history. A…”
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Racial Disparity, Social Determinates of Health, and Slavery During the Boston Smallpox Epidemics of the Eighteenth Century by Nakayama, Don K

“…When Benjamin Franklin published the mortality rates from smallpox during the Boston smallpox epidemic of 1752, he revealed that Blacks not only had a higher…”
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Queen Caroline's Umbilical Hernia by Nakayama, Don K

“…Never a monarch nor head of state, Queen Caroline of Ansbach (1683-1737) is among the legendary women rulers of England and Great Britain alongside Queens…”
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Franklin Mall, the first basic scientist of pediatric surgery by Nakayama, Don K.

“…Franklin Mall (1862–1917) made fundamental discoveries in the embryology of malrotation and the development of the diaphragm, pathological conditions basic to…”
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