Emmanuel Ebirim, MS2 at #UTMB JSSOM, was 1 of 9 med students nationwide to receive the #ACS Medical Student Travel Award. He gave a plenary at ACS Clinical Congress, sharing a doc project on health disparities in #PAD. Real work, real impact.
#meded #healthequity #medsky #acscc25 #vascularsurgery
Sometimes friends and colleagues ask me what Clinical Congress is like every year. Watch this brief video to experience the vibe of this singular scientific meeting, which this year was held in Chicago! American College of Surgeons #ACSCC25
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Standing room only at #GlobalSurgery sessions! It was truly a privilege to present collaborative effort of Journal of Global Surgery @aaglobalsurgery.bsky.social @incisionglobal.bsky.social at #ACSCC25 & hear abt the impactful work of our colleagues! Thank you @facs.org for the opportunity!
Wrapped up my duties as @ras-acs.bsky.social Chair of the Communications Working Group at @facs.org #ACSCC25! Excited to see the amazing work the group will continue to do!
Great to be at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress #ACSCC25 in Chicago, tackling a crucial issue on our panel session: which TBI patients can be cared for in the community setting and which cases need to be transfer for #Neurosurgery care
At #ACSCC25 session on Ethics - providing care to undocumented immigrants, Sarah A. Moore, MD asks “why we are here;” No place I’d rather be than here, where there is a glimmer of light in these increasingly dark times. Thank you to Dr. Moore, @jennwhittington276.bsky.social and others!
So You Think You Can Operate? is headed into the final round before the FACEOFF. Who will be the 2 teams entering the final showdown? #ACSCC25
A JAMA Surgery review titled, "Indications for and Optimal Management of Percutaneous Cholecystectomy Drainage: A Systematic Review" by Aymen H. Sadaka et al., published online September 3, 2025.
At #ACSCC25? Consider this article from @jamasurgery.com:
Percutaneous cholecystostomy should serve as a bridge to interval cholecystectomy in patients with contraindications to immediate surgery, specifically those with sepsis and acute cholecystitis.
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A page from JAMA Surgery titled 'Surgery for Appendicitis—Still Controversial?' by Lawrence Lee and Liane S. Feldman. Published online April 2, 2025. Includes author affiliations and article information.
"All these questions now factor into the decision of whether to recommend surgery to a patient with acute #appendicitis."
Read this Invited Commentary by Lawrence Lee, MD, PhD, and Liane Feldman, MD.
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#ACSCC25 @facs.org
A page from "Clinical Review & Education" featuring a "Practical Guide to Assessment Tool Development for Surgical Education Research" by Mohsen M. Shabahang et al., includes a box summary of key points, and a table on validity of assessment tools.
While at #ACSCC25, dive into recent research from @jamasurgery.com ⬇️
Rigorous, validated assessment tools—incorporating quantitative and qualitative measures—are essential in competency-based surgical education.
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A "JAMA Surgery" page with the title "Patient-Centered Outcomes and Preoperative Discussions" by Charlotte M. Rajasingh, MD, MS¹; Sherry M. Wren, MD1,2. Published online: October 23, 2024.
“Ultimately, we believe that data and analysis like those presented here could form the foundation of the next generation of risk calculators.”
Learn more in this Invited Commentary by Charlotte Rajasingh, MD, MS, and Sherry Wren, MD.
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#ACSCC25 @facs.org
Cumulative distribution plots compare conventional laparoscopy (blue) to robot-assisted surgery (yellow) across six markers: driving pressure, mechanical power, 4DP+RR, duration of anesthesia, duration of surgery, and non-surgical ventilation time.
At #ACSCC25? 🩺 Don't miss this article from JAMA Surgery, selected to enhance your conference takeaways: 👇
Patients who received robot-assisted surgery vs conventional laparoscopic surgery had a higher incidence of postoperative pulmonary complications.
ja.ma/4hehoxr @facs.org
An ad for JAMA Surgery on Bluesky. The text reads "JAMA Surgery Is Now On Bluesky" with a blue butterfly image. Below is a search bar with "@jamasurgery.com" and a cursor clicking near it.
Are you at #ACSCC25? JAMA Surgery is now on Bluesky! 🦋
Stay connected for timely research, expert commentary, and updates on issues pertinent to surgery, from quality improvement to clinical ethics and beyond.
@facs.org
Explore the latest in surgical science and innovation—read the abstracts from the @facs.org Clinical Congress. #ACSCC25
A window into the future of surgery, from groundbreaking research to practice-changing insights.
📚:https://journals.lww.com/journalacs/toc/2025/11001
If you’re attending the #ACSCC25, join us for the Practice Management Course “Essentials of Successful Practice Management: Leadership Beyond the Operating Room”! The faculty lineup is outstanding & we look forward to sharing our experience, strategies & business acumen.
Our residents Madeline Higgins, MD, Micaella Zubkov, MD, and Ioannis Ziogas, MD, MPH, are presenting next week at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress! We hope to see you there. #ACSCC25
What an honor to speak at American College of Surgeons #ACSCC25 October 4th - 7th! Jessica would love to have you join her there!
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We’re less than 2 months away from #ACSCC25! Early bird registration for Clinical Congress ends on Mon, 8/18. Residents, be sure to register on or before 8/18 to secure FREE registration. We look forward to seeing you all at our Surgery Resident Program!
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Just 2 months until @facs’s #ACSCC25. Excited to offer the first-ever Didactic Course on Medical Illustration for surgeons, with @StephCohenMD.bsky.social, @AndrewMIbrahim.Bsky.social et al! Want to learn about (improving) visual communication? Register here:
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For the first time in a decade, Clinical Congress returns to Chicago this year. 🏙️
The online program planner is available to access now, so learn what #ACSCC25 has in store and start planning out your personalized event experience! 💻
✅ 100+ panel sessions
✅ Great Debates
✅ Didactic and Surgical Skills Courses
✅ Meet the Experts
Listen to ACS leaders share the details about this year's Clinical Congress programming — #ACSCC25 has so much in store!
Thrilled to present the DC03| Medical Illustration Workshop Course at the #ACSCC25 with Drs. Stephanie Cohen, Andrew Ibrahim and others. Register today! www.abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/20618...
📢 Don't forget to register for Clinical Congress 2025 by August 18 to take advantage of discounted pricing and the best selection of hotels!
We can't wait to see everyone in Chicago for #ACSCC25 🤩
🔈 Medical students: Submit your abstracts for presentation consideration at Clinical Congress!
The top 48 abstracts will be invited to present in person on October 4 at #ACSCC25. The deadline for submission is Friday, July 11. 🗓️
🔈 FINAL CHANCE: Submit your abstract for #ACSCC25 High-Impact Clinical Trials & Studies session by Tuesday, July 1!
If you are involved in research that could potentially impact surgical practice, don't miss the opportunity to share your work.
📢 We are in need of surgeon volunteers to help lead the Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress #ACSCC25!
Join us and participate as an ePoster Session Judge, in roundtable sessions, and/or in mock interview practice sessions.
Each year, Clinical Congress brings together world-renowned experts to deliver eight Named Lectures.
View the list of this year’s lectures, which will include timely talks on CME, surgeons’ roles in national readiness, cancer care, and more. #ACSCC25
📢 Submit your abstracts for the High-Impact Clinical Trials & Studies session at Clinical Congress 2025!
We will feature research from all surgical disciplines, so make sure to share your work with us by Tuesday, July 1! 🗓️ #ACSCC25
