Ann Surg Edu. 2020;1(2):ASE-01-1009 | Open Access
Saurabh Sinha, Susanna D. Howard and Vivek P. Buch
Surgical education has always been reliant on hands-on training. The rise of the virtual learning environment ushered in by the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has thus provided a challenge for surgical residents. Several academic programs around the country have made changes to their didactic curriculum.
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EDITORIAL Updated Dec 18, 2020 PDF
Ann Surg Edu. 2020;1(2):ASE-01-1008 | Open Access
Steven E Raper, MD, JD*, Johncy Joseph, RN, MBA, Denise LaMarra, MS, and Jeffrey H Millstein, MD
Introduction: Despite being a critical facet of patient care, there is a dearth of literature educating surgeons in particular-and physicians in general-on techniques for improving the critical communication skill of listening. Further, with the shift to care in the outpatient setting, skills specific to communication are being measured and have assumed greater importance due to public reporting. Communication ... Read more
RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Dec 18, 2020 PDF
Ann Surg Edu. 2020;1(2):ASE-01-1007 | Open Access
Ana Mery Da Silva Leite, Marcela Sene Fiorese, Force Tefo Thema and E Marcela Avelina Bataghin Costa
Alopecia occurs due to several factors that may be intrinsic (organic) and or extrinsic (environmental) and may occur due to the lack of vitamin complexes, stress, hormonal disorders, genetic inheritance, chemical actions, drugs. In Brazil, the use of antioxidant shampoos and conditioners with hair stimulation has become a common practice. Androgenetic Alopecia (AGA) is the most common, leading to premature ... Read more
RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Sep 03, 2020 PDF
Ann Surg Edu. 2020;1(2):ASE-01-1006 | Open Access
Mudassir Ahmad Khan, Syed Shuja Qadri, Mukhtar Ahmad Khan and Qazi Iqbal
The infection control is the primary measure to prevent person-to-person transmission of this COVID-19 virus and to halt the propagation of this pandemic. Because there is scarcity of any effective therapeutic drugs against the COVID-19 in the absence of protective immunity in the general population against this novel corona virus. The Health Care Personnel should act responsibly at personal level ... Read more
MINI REVIEW Updated Jun 10, 2020 PDF
Ann Surg Edu. 2020;1(1):ASE-01-1005 | Open Access
Bhushan STV, Nadaf SC and Anil B
Acute appendicitis is one of the common surgical emergencies in surgical practice. Appendicitis is basically a clinical entity and for all practical purposes appendicitis is diagnosed by good history taking, good clinical examination and needs only a few investigations to confirm. The management of an acute appendicitis is Appendicetomy under suitable anaesthesia. Whenever there are atypical clinical picture and the ... Read more
CASE REPORT Updated Jan 07, 2020 PDF
