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Fellowship in HPB Surgical Oncology
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Internationally Awarded Professor and Mentor, Dr. Paul Greig, Uses New Virtual Reality Module to Teach HPB Surgical Anatomy to Toronto Fellows

Twice a year Fellowship Co-Director, Dr. Paul Greig,  gives a seminar on “Surgical HPB Anatomy” to his  1st year Fellows. Traditionally, his presentation is done using an easel and dry markers. This year, the TVASurg Editor and his team took advantage of their vast...

Applications for the 2018 Toronto HPB Surgical Oncology Fellowship Open December 5

The Fellowship Council has announced that applications for AHPBA-accredited Surgical Fellowships will open December 5, 2016.   All applicants to the Toronto HPB Surgical Oncology Fellowship must register with, and apply through the Fellowship Council to be...

International Multicenter Study led by Recent Fellow Graduate, Dr. Gonzalo Sapisochin, Published in AASLD’s HEPATOLOGY

“Liver transplantation for “very early” intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma: International retrospective study supporting a prospective assessment” was recently published in the AASLD’s official journal, Hepatology. First author, coordinator and recent Toronto...

Toronto Fellowship Alumnus Dr. Juan R. Sanabria, appointed Vice-Chair and Scientific Director Marshall University

http://www.marshall.edu/ucomm/2016/08/01/new-specialists-join-school-medicine-marshall-health/;
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  • About Us
    • Message from the Director
    • History of the Fellowship
    • Related Fellowships
    • Electives & Observerships
    • University of Toronto
    • Ajmera Transplant Centre
    • UHN
    • PMCC
    • Toronto
    • PGME Orientation Handbook
  • Application Process
    • HPB Surgical Oncology Fellowship Matched Positions
    • Paul Greig International Positions
    • AOT Matched Positions
    • Application FAQ
  • Fellowship Overview
    • Description
    • The Role of the University of Toronto
    • Rotations
    • Curriculum & Didactic Teaching
    • Toronto Video Atlas
    • Invited Professors
    • Fellowship FAQ
  • Clinical Programs
    • The HPB Oncology Program
    • The HPB Service
    • Hepatic Surgical Oncology & the Liver Program
    • Pancreatic Surgical Oncology & the Pancreas Program
    • Biliary Oncology & the Biliary Program
    • The Liver Transplant Program
    • Clinics in Surgical, Medical & Radiation Oncology
  • Research Program
    • Overview
    • Clinical
    • Basic
    • Academic Productivity
  • Faculty
    • Cattral
    • Gallinger
    • Ghanekar
    • McGilvray
    • Moulton
    • Reichman
    • Sapisochin
    • Sayed
    • Selzner
    • Shwaartz
  • Alumni
    • Former Fellows
    • Current Fellows
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