In 1965, the McGraw-Hill Publishing Company approached a group of six surgeons to create a comprehensive surgical text that would serve as a companion to the famous Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine . Among them was , a rising star at the University of Rochester known for his expertise in liver diseases.
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: Integration of robotic surgery, minimally invasive techniques, and molecular biology. In 1965, the McGraw-Hill Publishing Company approached a