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Selective trans-splenic decompression of gastroesophageal varices by distal splenorenal shunt by Warren, W D, Zeppa, R, Fomon, J J

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Management of lower extremity arterial trauma by Martin, L C, McKenney, M G, Sosa, J L, Ginzburg, E, Puente, I, Sleeman, D, Zeppa, R

“…Extremity vascular trauma is common in most urban trauma centers and controversy remains about the optimal management of arterial injuries. We examined the…”
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The right thing by Zeppa, R

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Portal hypertension‐introduction by Zeppa, Robert

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Letters to the Editor by Zeppa, Robert

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Presidential address: graduate medical education: a costly continuum by ZEPPA, R

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The use of segmental anatomy for an operative classification of liver injuries by Buechter, K J, Zeppa, R, Gomez, G

“…There is no universally accepted standard classification for liver injuries, and thus accurate comparison of reports on the subject is impossible. Most…”
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Portal Hypertension as Seen Today by 17 Authorities by Zeppa, Robert

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Does surgery attract students who are more resistant to stress? by LINN, B. S, ZEPPA, R

“…This article examines perceptions of stress and career choice. One hundred sixty-nine junior students specified what they thought were the two most and two…”
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Balloon dilatation of biliary strictures through a choledochojejuno-cutaneous fistula by HUTSON, D. G, RUSSELL, E, SCHIFF, E, LEVI, J. J, JEFFERS, L, ZEPPA, R

“…The problem of recurrent strictures following repair for bile duct injuries or in patients with sclerosing cholangitis is well recognized. For the most part,…”
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Endotracheal intubation should precede esophagogastric balloon tamponade for control of variceal bleeding by Mandelstam, P, Zeppa, R

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The Undergraduate Surgical Clerkship: A Cutting Edge Which Seperates the Clinical from the Nonclinical Medical Specialists by Linn, Bernard S., Pratt, Ted, Zeppa, Robert

“…The role of the surgical clerkship in the curriculum has often been debated. This study highlights its function in the students' decision making process…”
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Role of histamine in meperidine-induced hypotension by ZEPPA, R

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Student attitudes about surgery in older patients before and after the surgical clerkship by LINN, B. S, ZEPPA, R

“…Although emphasis has been placed on including content on treating the elderly in the medical school curriculum, little attention has been given to whether…”
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Fundoplication for Complicated Hiatal Hernia by Polk, Hiram C., Zeppa, Robert

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Effect of a Clerkship on Students' Attitudes Toward Practice Problems and Preventive Care by Linn, Bernard S, Zeppa, Robert

“…A study compared the attitudes of men and women junior medical students at one medical school before and after a surgery clerkship concerning their confidence…”
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Tryptophan and hepatic coma by Ono, J, Hutson, D G, Dombro, R S, Levi, J U, Livingstone, A, Zeppa, R

“…To clarify the involvement of tryptophan in the pathogenesis of hepatic coma, plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) tryptophan was studied in three patient…”
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Stress in Junior Medical Students: Relationship to Personality and Performance by Linn, Bernard S, Zeppa, Robert

“…A study of student stress before and after a clinical clerkship examined the relationship of favorable or unfavorable stress, as perceived by the student, to…”
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Going Against the Educational Grain: Can Learning Occur Backward? by Linn, Bernard S, Zeppa, Robert

“…Junior medical students were given answers to questions from which a final written examination was derived. Results seemed to indicate that grades on both the…”
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Sex and Ethnicity in Surgical Clerkship Performance by Linn, Bernard S, Zeppa, Robert

“…Attitudes, personality, and career preference of Anglo and Cuban male and female medical students at the University of Miami were studied when they entered…”
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