Critical care surgeon to oversee clinical operations at hospital in north St. Louis County.
Freeman named chief medical officer of Christian Hospital

Critical care surgeon to oversee clinical operations at hospital in north St. Louis County.
Surgeon and researcher specializes in aortic disease, will be first director of new division
Thoracic surgeon scientist describes lung cancer research and the role of mentorship.
Graduating fellows reflect on experience at WashU Medicine and look to the future.
Endocrine surgeons recognized for expertise in complex thyroid and parathyroid surgery.
Brad Warner, MD, professor of surgery and former chief of pediatric surgery died April 4.
A new study validates an innovative method of analyzing mammograms to predict risk of developing breast cancer over five years.
A new study led by thoracic immunobiology investigators establishes regulatory Foxp3+ T cells as critical for lung transplant tolerance.
Chief of pediatric surgery to lead national academic surgery organization.
As a grant specialist II, Danielle navigates the complex, ever-changing landscape of research funding.
Expert in transplant immunology to lead research program in Department of Surgery.
A recent study examines the molecular differences between thyroid nodules and differentiated thyroid cancer based on their location within the thyroid gland.
Minimally invasive surgeon recognized for length of service as St. Louis Blues team physician.
Breast surgery fellow shares why she chose WashU Medicine and the most impactful part of her work.
Currie receives Rising Star Award, faculty are inducted into Academy of Educators.
Director of Siteman Cancer Center and past surgery chair recognized for contributions to cancer care.
Nerve transfer surgery is a newer procedure that can improve movement in the elbows, wrists and hands after a cervical spinal cord injury.
9-story Siteman Cancer Center building designed for patient comfort, convenience.
WashU Medicine alum and urologist joins the faculty with focus on urologic oncology and benign disease.
Urologist with expertise in minimally invasive techniques joins faculty as director of pediatric urology.
WashU Medicine alum and pediatric surgeon to start October 2024.
Urologic oncologist to start September 1.
Fellowship trained expert in bariatric surgery joins the weight loss team September 1, 2024.
Surgeon specializing in benign foregut surgery and abdominal wall reconstruction to start September 1.
General surgery resident receives prestigious award from American College of Surgeons.
Riley needed multiple surgeries, including a successful operation from Kamlesh Patel, MD. Now she’s shadowing jaw surgeries during summer break.
Renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeon recognized for her biopsychosocial approach to care for people with cervical spinal cord injury.
Vascular surgeon to advance innovative patient care, research
Expert in laparoscopic and robotic hernia repair to lead Section of Minimally Invasive Surgery.
Washington University Nerve Course draws practicing surgeons from around the world to learn latest advances in nerve surgery.
Expert in lung transplantation and lung cancer surgery to lead Section of Thoracic Surgery.
Expert in craniosynostosis, cleft lip and cleft palate care recognized for leading in craniofacial surgery and outcomes research.
General surgery resident recognized for outstanding work in cancer research, invited to AHPBA 2024 Annual Meeting
Graham Colditz and colorectal surgeon Will Chapman Jr. share important information about young adult colorectal cancer.
Urologists Bhayani and Figenshau complete landmark operation using advanced surgical technology.
This report highlights the exceptional work of our department, including milestones in minimally invasive surgery, advances in cutting edge research and our commitment to world-class surgical training.
Blue Ridge rankings place Washington University among the nation’s highest surgery departments for research funding.
Accomplished transplant surgeon and surgical educator to lead training program in 2024.
Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have analyzed the epigenomes of tumor cells across 11 cancer types and revealed important roles for this regulatory system of the genome in the way cancer forms, grows and spreads.
Faculty and trainees in the Department of Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis utilize novel perfusion technology to advance surgical care.
Research Administrator Appreciation Day recognizes specialists who manage research.
Washington University welcomes Drs. Niziolek, Panni, Martin, Datta, Brandt and Cullinan to the Department of Surgery.
Accomplished surgeon and educator to oversee training programs.
Renowned surgical educator to lead national organization.
Many faculty and staff enjoy long, rewarding careers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. This year, three Department of Surgery staff reach a significant milestone in their length of service at the School of Medicine. Nancy Myers, Liz Nordike and Mary Quasebarth all celebrate 40 years at Washington University. Though their paths […]
Recipient of Pearson Fellowship to study approaches to lung transplant and benign esophageal disease at Washington University.
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Doctors explain what to know about pancreatic cancer and signs to be aware of.