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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Surgisphere Corporation is proud to announce that Cynthia Shortell MD, FACS will serve as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Surgical Radiology. Dr. Shortell is chief of the division of vascular surgery and vice-chair of faculty affairs at Duke University Medical Center. Dr. Shortell is a widely published author of several textbooks and dozens of research articles. Dr. Shortell completed her medical degree at Cornell University Medical College, her surgical residency and vascular surgery fellowship at the University of Rochester, and joined the faculty there before becoming the chief of vascular surgery at Duke. As Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Shortell will ensure that the Journal of Surgical Radiology is held to the highest publishing standards and scientific conduct. She will lead a national group of experts in surgery and radiology, including Harvard Medical School, Stanford University, Northwestern University, Mayo Clinic, Beth Israel Medical Center, Arizona Burn Center, and the Hospital of Saint Raphael. J Surg Rad is a joint venture between the Surgisphere Corporation and Catalyst Publishers of New York. J Surg Rad is a peer-reviewed, open access journal that publishes original scientific articles in surgery and radiology. Learn more about J Surg Rad at http://www.SurgRad.com.
ABOUT THE SURGISPHERE CORPORATION The Surgisphere Corporation seeks to improve the quality of care we provide to our patients. Through innovative solutions in medical education, health care delivery systems, and technological advancement, our dedicated team strives to make a difference in people's lives. We want to cause a paradigm shift by delivering solutions and saving lives. Surgisphere is a privately held corporation in Durham, North Carolina with investments in the United States and abroad. |