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Professionalism in surgery.

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Russell L Gruen, Jyoti Arya, Ellen M Cosgrove, Richard L Cruess, Sylvia R Cruess, A Brent Eastman, P Jeffrey Fabri, Paul Friedman, Thomas D Kirksey, Ira J Kodner, Frank R Lewis, Kathleen R Liscum, Claude H Organ, Joel C Rosenfeld, Thomas R Russell, Ajit K Sachdeva, Elvin G Zook, Alden H Harken, American College of Surgeons Task Froce on Professionalism. 2003. Professionalism in surgery.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1072-7515(03)00588-x

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