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Richard J. Smith Lecture
Page Content Presented during the Adrian E. Flatt Residents and Fellows Conference. This conference precedes the ASSH Annual Meeting.
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2012 - Chicago, IL
James W. May, Jr., MD
Boston Cod
2011 - Las Vegas, NV
James R. Urbaniak, MD
Does Everyone Need a Thumb?
2010 - Boston, MA
Steven Z. Glickel, MD
Ethics and Professionalism
2009 - San Francisco, CA
Terry R. Light, MD
Finding Joy in Your Hand Surgery Practice
2008 - Chicago, IL
William P. Cooney, MD
Diffusion of Innovation and the Hand Surgeon
2007 - Seattle, WA
Marybeth Ezaki, MD
Bridges in Hand Surgery
2006 - Washington, DC
Vincent R. Hentz, MD
A Life-Long Mission: How Shall We Teach and How Shall We Learn?
2005 - San Antonio, TX
Jesse B. Jupiter, MD
Lifelong Learning - The Legacy of Richard J. Smith
2004 - New York, NY
Andrew K. Palmer, MD
Balance Revisited
2003 - Chicago, IL
Peter J. Stern, MD
Penicillin and Its Effect on Hand Infections
2002 - Phoenix, AZ
Peter R. Carter, MD
The Embryogenesis of Our Specialty of Hand Surgery – A Story of Three Americans: A Politician, A General and a Duck Hunter
2001 - Baltimore, MD
Goran Lundborg, MD
Hand Surgery and Brain Plasticity
2000 - Seattle, WA
Ronald L. Linscheid, MD
Hand Me Downs
1999 - Boston, MA
Richard I. Burton, MD
Who Cares?
1998 - Minneapolis, MN
James H. Dobyns, MD
Pieces of Eight
1997 - Denver, CO
Adrian E. Flatt, MD
Communicate
1996 - Nashville, TN
Julio Taleisnik, MD
In Defense of Common Sense
1995 - San Francisco, CA
Harold E. Kleinert, MD
Not Available
1994 - Cincinnati, OH
James W. Strickland, MD
Specialization: The Past, the Present, the Future
1993 - Kansas City, KS
E.F. Shaw Wilgis, MD
A Prescription for Change: Challenge, Courage, and Controversy
1992 - Phoenix, AZ
David P. Green, MD
In Search of More Effective Medical Speaking and Writing
1991 - Orlando, FL
Andrew J. Weiland, MD
The Riddle of Kienbock's Disease
1990 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Robert D. Leffert, MD
The Musician and the Hand Surgeon
1989 - Seattle, WA
Michael E. Jabaley, MD
Not Available
1988 - Baltimore, MD
George E. Omer, MD
The Trends Towards Specialization in American Surgery
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