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The assignment to analyze and describe the requirements for success in academic surgery is daunting. It presumes both that there are reliable factors and that I have anything worthwhile to say on the subject. I can only give a very personal view, perhaps no more accurate or complete than the proverbial blind man attempting to describe an elephant from his singular limited perspective.
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Warshaw, A.L. (2003). What Makes Academic Surgery Thrive?. In: Kraus, T.W., Schmidt, J., Klar, E. (eds) Paradigmenwechsel im Umfeld der Chirurgie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55556-5_3
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