Spring 2024 Newsletter A Message from the Publications Committee: Welcome to the Spring 2024 edition of the Department of Surgery newsletter at UTMB! Amidst our historical April Total Eclipse and Match Day, we continue our steadfast commitment to healthcare excellence and patient well-being. This quarter has seen remarkable teamwork and advancements, reflecting the dedication of our surgical teams and support staff. Together, we are making a meaningful difference. Warmly, The Office of Publications Spring 2024 Newsletter Featured Division:Trauma and Acute Care Faculty and Staff (Not Pictured Above is Josh Person, MD; Mike Erickson, DO; Hoang Pham, MD; Patrick Wallace, MD; Mike Norman, MD; Francis Welsh, MD; and Steven Wolf, MD.) New Team Members at UTMB SurgeryResearch Publications (ResearchExperts)Research Publications (PubMed) All Around UTMB Surgery Dr. Klimberg Featured in Forbes Article March 21, 2024 Dr. V. Suzanne Klimberg and colleagues have developed an initiative to address the lack of mammogram capabilities in rural areas by creating a form of breast cancer screening using tears. At UTMB Health, we're a big family that helps take care of your family. Learn more about preparing your child for surgery with Dr. Carmen Mora: from surgeons to child life specialists, our team works together to center care around patients & caregivers. Events Publications Honors & Awards Categories Awards & Accolades Breast Oncology Burn, Trauma, & Acute Care Cancer Cardiovascular & Thoracic Colorectal Surgery Emerging Tech Foregut Surgery Gastrointestinal Surgery General Surgery Grand Rounds Lectures LSTAR Minimally-Invasive Surgery Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Past Events Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Research Resident News Residents Robotic Surgery Surgical Oncology Surgical Quality Transplant Surgery Urology Vascular Surgery Visiting Lecturers Women's Health Winter 2024 Newsletter Fall 2023 Newsletter Summer 2023 Newsletter Spring 2024 Newsletter Donate to UTMB
Dr. Klimberg Featured in Forbes Article March 21, 2024 Dr. V. Suzanne Klimberg and colleagues have developed an initiative to address the lack of mammogram capabilities in rural areas by creating a form of breast cancer screening using tears.