Surgeon General (774 bytes)
1: '''Surgeon General''' can have several different meanings.
3: *The '''[[Surgeon General of the United States]]''' is the chief me...
4: ...United States Air Force]] are each headed by a '''Surgeon General'''.
5: ...shal|air marshal]]. The British equivalent of the Surgeon General of the United States is known as the '''G...

Flight surgeon (1311 bytes)
1: ...icer]] who is a Physician's Assistant. The Flight Surgeon is responsible for the treatment and certificatio...
5: ... commissioned officers and fully qualified flight surgeons.

The Surgeon of Crowthorne (913 bytes)
1: '''''The Surgeon of Crowthorne: A Tale of Murder, Madness and the ...
3: ...nor]]. A retired [[United States Army]] [[surgery|surgeon]], Minor was at the time imprisoned in the [[Broa...
12: * ''The Surgeon of Crowthorne: A Tale of Murder, Madness and the ...

Barber surgeon (341 bytes)
1: The '''barber surgeon''' was one of the most common [[medical]] practit...

Barber surgeon of Avebury (1327 bytes)
1: The story of the '''barber surgeon of Avebury''' is one that most visitors to the pr...
5: ...entified him as an itinerant [[mediaeval]] barber surgeon who had sadly been [[hoist by one's own petard|ho...
7: ...e curator of the museum at the [[Royal College of Surgeons]], whom he felt would appreciate the find. It wa...

Hugh Cairns (surgeon) (115 bytes)
1: ..., [[1896]] - [[July 18]], [[1952]]) was a British surgeon.

The Surgeon's Mate (novel) (654 bytes)
2: '''The Surgeon's Mate''' (1980) is a novel by [[Patrick O'Brian]...

John White (surgeon) (490 bytes)
1: ...[[1756]] - [[1832]]) was an [[England|English]] [[surgeon]] and [[botany|botanical]] collector.
3: White arrived in [[Australia]] in 1788 as Surgeon-General of [[New South Wales]]. He wrote ''A Jour...
11: [[Category:Surgeons|White, John]]

Surgeon's knot (299 bytes)
1: ...e from the apparent use of this knot by [[surgery|surgeons]] to tie blood-vessils.

John Abernethy (surgeon) (3203 bytes)
2: ...[April 20]], [[1831]]) was an [[England|English]] surgeon, the grandson of Reverend [[John Abernethy (minis...
4: ...ucceeded him, and Abernethy was elected assistant-surgeon in 1787.
6: ...ted lecturer in anatomy to the [[Royal College of Surgeons]] ([[1814]]). Abernethy was not a great operator...

John Hunter (surgeon) (3172 bytes)
1: ...ber 16]], [[1793]]) was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[surgeon]] regarded as one of the most distinguished scien...
3: ...excellent anatomist; his knowledge and skill as a surgeon was based on sound anatomical background. Among ...
12: and in 1768 he was appointed as surgeon to [[St. George's Hospital]]. Later he
13: ...ber of the [[Royal College of Surgeons|Company of Surgeons]].
14: ...rgeon to the British Army and in 1789 he was made Surgeon General.

James Barry (surgeon) (4474 bytes)
11: ... arrested and sent to home and demoted to [[Staff Surgeon]]. Her next posting was [[West Indies]] in 1838.
35: [[Category:Surgeons|Barry, James]]

Flight Surgeon Badge (3110 bytes)
1: The '''Flight Surgeon Badge''' is a [[Military badges of the United Sta...
3: ...branch of service which does not issue the Flight Surgeon Badge.
4: ...AFFSBadge.jpg|thumb|175px|Second World War Flight Surgeon Badge]]
5: ...ith the service member will be awarded the Flight Surgeon Badge.
7: ...ars of service. The senior version of teh Flight Surgeon badge is denoted with a star centered above the d...

Surgeon General of the United States (5911 bytes)
1: ...ffice. In carrying out all responsibilities, the Surgeon General reports to the Assistant Secretary for He...
3: ...ds and decorations, the highest of which is the [[Surgeon General's Medal]].
5: The Surgeon General also has many informal duties, such as ed...
7: ...s. Perhaps the best known example of this is the "Surgeon General's Warning" labels that can be found on al...
9: ...e, and has little direct impact on policy-making, Surgeons General are often vocal advocates of unconventio...

Paul Ehrlich (surgeon general) (805 bytes)
1: [[Category:U.S. Surgeons General|Ehrlich]]
2: '''Paul Ehrlich, Jr.''' was the Acting [[Surgeon General of the United States]] from 1973 to 1977.
4: *Acting Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service (197...
13: ...[Surgeon General of the United States|Acting U.S. Surgeon General]]<br>[[1973]]&ndash;[[1977]]

Surgeon General's Medal (1062 bytes)
2: ...dal is awarded in the name of the [[United States Surgeon General]] for actions of exceptional achievement ...
4: ...the sitting U.S. Surgeon general. Typically, the Surgeon General’s Medal is presented for such actions as ...
6: ...United States armed forces]]. In such cases, the Surgeon General’s Medal is worn after all U.S. [[Awards a...

William A. Nolen (562 bytes)
1: '''William A. Nolen, M.D.''' is a retired [[surgeon]] and [[author]] who resides in [[Litchfield, Min...
3: His best known book is ''[[The Making of a Surgeon]]'', which continues to be a popular (though now ...
5: He also wrote ''[[Surgeon Under the Knife]]'' and eight other books.

First assistant (264 bytes)
1: ...n other than the surgeon who directly assists the surgeon with the operation at hand, such as holding retra...

Wilhelm Fabry (666 bytes)
5: ...lle in [[Düsseldorf ]] of the extraordenary court surgeon [[Cosmas Slot]].
7: *1602 - 1615 Surgeon in [[Payerne]] (Switzerland) and [[Lausanne]].
8: *1615 - 1634 Surgeon in [[Berne]] on the wish of the city council

Surgical oncology (1838 bytes)
3: ...ld agree that it is simply impossible for any one surgeon to be competent in the surgical management of ''a...
5: ...urgical oncologist''' is generally applied to a [[surgeon]] of any surgical specialty who develop specific ...
7: ...l achieve superior results when compared with a [[surgeon]] who rarely performs the same procedure. This is...
10: *[http://www.esso-surgeonline.be European Society of Surgical Oncology]

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