Episode 37: Dr. Munci Kalayoglu
Munci Kalayoglu, MD, is a famed transplant surgeon who spent the bulk of his career at UW-Madison. His medical practice has spanned multiple continents and he not only started the UW-Madison liver transplant program, but he has continued to do similar work after he left. Today he speaks to us about his incredibly journey throughout his career as a surgeon and the creation of the UW-Madison liver transplant program.
Follow Dr. Kalayoglu on twitter: @DrMunci
The History of Surgical Education in America
Loin Pain Hematuria Syndrome--A Surgical Disease
The Simplicity and Complexity of Organ Transplantation
The Opioid Crisis: One Surgeon’s Perspective.
Measuring What (Also) Matters: High Quality End of Life Care
The Challenges of Rural Medicine
#I Look Like a Surgeon with Drs. Logghe & Pitt
Maintaining Weight Loss
The Cost of Getting Sick
Surgical Power Couples
Air Power to Sound Power: Vocal Chords as a Transformer
Obesity and Cutting-edge Treatment Approaches
Hernias, Surgery, and Primates, Oh My! Taking Surgical Skills to the Zoo
Where Will Surgical Robotic Technology Go From Here?
Super-Micro Surgery: Innovations at 1mm Wide
Preparing for the Future: Operative Autonomy in Surgical Training
What We Talk About When We Talk About Surgery
Innovative Approaches to Surgical Education
Contributing to the Process: Collaboration and Mentorship in Medicine
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