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Welcome to the Department of Surgery

Our work moves swiftly from bedside to bench and back again. By listening to and working with our patients, we uncover pressing clinical needs. We conduct innovative and collaborative research to meet those needs. And we translate our discoveries into the ways we teach and deliver medicine.

Welcome to the home page for the Department of Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine. The Department is dedicated to providing optimal patient care, delivering outstanding undergraduate and graduate education and to further the field of surgery through a commitment to basic science and clinical research. We carry a long history of leadership in education, research, and clinical care. Dr. Emile Holman, the last Halsted trained resident at Johns Hopkins, served as the first Chairman and first Professor of the Department during his tenure (1926 to 1955). The tradition of excellence started by Dr. Holman continues to this day through the work of over 280 faculty, residents, and staff. Each year we provide care to more and more patients and expand our contribution to the field. More

 Stanford Department of Surgery in the News:


Lucile Packard hospital to separate 2-year-old conjoined twins
(September 21, 2007 - San Francisco Chronicle)

Asians In S.F. At Risk Of Several Life-Threatening Diseases
(September 4, 2007 - ABC7news.com)

NorCal Teen Drops 107 Pounds After Gastric Bypass Surgery
(July 17, 2007 - NBC11.com)

Gastric Bypass? Bypass the Booze
(June 15, 2007 - CBSnews.com)

Stanford Opens Realistic Surgical Simulation Center
(May 29, 2007 - Business Wire)

Stanford experts outline possible criteria for assessing economic benefits of state stem cell funding
(May 14, 2007 - Stanford News Releases)

Stanford Pumps Life into Effort to Build India's Emergency Medical System
(May 9, 2007 - Business Wire)

Stanford Scientists, including Christopher Zarins, MD, PhD.
Professor of Surgery, are awarded $15M in stem cell related grants from CIRM

(March 16, 2007 - California Institute for Regenerative Medicine-CIRM)

Andy Grove offers quick fixes for health-care crisis
(November 8, 2006 - Stanford Report)