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Authoritative surgical updates aid decision-making; leaves open prospective validation of emerging techniques.
“What's New in Surgery” evolves from the contributions of leaders in each of the fields of surgery. In every instance the author has been designated by the appropriate Council from the American College of Surgeons' Advisory Councils for the Surgical Specialties. This feature will be presented in issues of the Journal through the year beginning in 2001 (formerly published in one issue, February, of each volume of JACS).
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