Dr. Khorasani, drawing from more than a decade of experience as a fellowship director, recognized a common challenge among his fellows- they often sought answers to specific queries that existing textbooks didn’t sufficiently address. The goal was to create a comprehensive textbook filled with high-impact information, serving as a detailed, step-by-step manual for aspiring surgeons. Complementing this text is an extensive video library, delivering precise instructions and the latest protocols and surgical techniques featured in the book. MORE

Interview with Daniel J. Wallace, MD, FAAP, FACR How has Dubois’ Lupus Erythematosus and Related Syndromes, 10th Edition evolved since the previous edition? How has it evolved since the first edition? The 10th edition represents my 8th revision since the original Dubois’ Lupus Erythematosus came out in 1966. It is 4 times as long, noMORE

When we were asked to write this book for our society, we were both flattered and humbled. Once the initial excitement died down, the daunting task of convincing some of the top leaders in our field to invest their time and share their secrets and techniques, which they have acquired and honed over decades of work, became clear. Spurred forward by realizing the importance of making our specialty known and respected in this field and being constantly approached by a growing number of graduating dermatology residents and fellows eager to perform blepharoplasties and face lifts, we became convinced of this book’s importance. MORE

We took over from David Sabiston and Frank Spencer one of the classic textbooks in cardiothoracic surgery 20 years ago. It has been completely updated since then. The new edition contains the latest information for all cardiothoracic surgeons. The percutaneous valve repair and replacement and standard and minimally invasive coronary revascularization content are totally rewritten. All other sections have been updated with the newest information by experts in the field. MORE