Leslie H. Blumgart Historical Lecture
The Leslie H. Blumgart Historical Lectureship was established to offer broad historical and educational content in honor of Leslie H. Blumgart’s legacy. Dr. Blumgart was one of the pioneering hepatobiliary surgeons of our time, and his contributions to our field are enormous and well known to all in HPB surgery. His body of work was largely responsible for establishing the modern standards of HPB surgery, and many of the principles and techniques that he described remain in active practice. Indeed, whether directly or indirectly, Dr. Blumgart has been a mentor to all in HPB surgery.
2021 Henri Bismuth MD | When Liver and Bile Duct Meet: The Biliary Confluence
2020 Jacques Belghiti MD, PhD | Innovation and Progress in Liver Surgery
2019 David M Nagorney | Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma. Reflections and Perspectives
2018 David Adams | The Pancreas Odyssey
2017 Russell Strong | Traveler, There is No Path, a Path is Made by Walking
2016 Steven Strasberg | Bile Duct Injury: Puzzles and Quandaries
2015 William Meyers | Taking the Leap
2014 J. Michael Henderson | A Historical Journey Through Variceal Bleeding
2013 Howard Reber | The Whipple Procedure