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American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons

The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS), formerly the American Proctologic Society, is a professional society for surgeons specializing in colorectal surgery. It is one of the oldest surgical societies, having been established in 1899.

History edit

The organization was established as the American Proctologic Society in 1899,[1] at a meeting held in Columbus, Ohio:[2]

The meeting was called by Dr. J. Rawson Pennington of Chicago, Illinois. Dr. James P. Tuttle of New York, New York, was chosen temporary chairman and Joseph M. Mathews of Louisville, Kentucky, elected the first President. The object of the Society as stated in the Constitution is the cultivation and promotion of knowledge in whatever relates to diseases of the rectum and colon.[2]

The name of the organization was changed to American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons in 1973 "to indicate more clearly the scope of its specialty".[3]

Activities edit

The ASCRS has described its activities as follows:

Since its inception in 1899, the American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS) has been actively providing support for the education of its members specializing in colon and rectal surgery, general surgeons, surgical residents, and medical students. With new developments in surgical education, the ASCRS continues to offer educational tools and activities tailored to meet acquisition of medical knowledge and technical skills in an ongoing fashion throughout surgeons' careers, foster high-quality patient care, and promote the integration of the core competencies of communication skills, professionalism, system-based practice and practice-based learning, and improvement in daily practice. These tools and activities are presented in this article.[1]

The ASCRS offers continuing medical education courses. For this provision, it is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.[1]

The ASCRS holds an annual conference "to provide participants with in-depth and up-to-date knowledge relative to surgery for diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus", with an emphasis on patient care, teaching, and research.[1] The ASCRS is a participant in the American Joint Committee on Cancer. In 2016, the American College of Surgeons reported on its partnership with the ASCRS in developing technical skill assessments in the colorectal surgery field.

The ASCRS was one of the contributors in the formation of the National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer.

Past Presidents edit

The following list of surgeons have served as President of the ASCRS:

Year Name
2022 Conor P. Delaney
2021 Thomas E. Read
2020 Neil H. Hyman
2019 Tracy L. Hull
2018 David A. Margolin
2017 Guy R. Orangio
2016 Patricia L. Roberts
2015 Charles E. Littlejohn
2014 Terry C. Hicks
2013 Michael J. Stamos
2012 Alan G. Thorson
2011 Steven D. Wexner
2010 David Beck
2009 James W. Fleshman
2008 Anthony Senagore
2007 W. Douglas Wong
2006 Lester Rosen
2005 Ann C. Lowry
2004 Bruce G. Wolff
2003 David J.Schoetz, Jr.
2002 Richard P. Billingham
2001 Robert D. Fry
2000 John M. MacKeigan
1999 H. Randolph Bailey
1998 Lee E. Smith
1997 Ira J. Kodner
1996 David A. Rothenberger
1995 Victor W. Fazio
1994 Philip H. Gordon
1993 Samuel B. Labow
1992 W. Patrick Mazier
1991 Robert W. Beart, Jr.
1990 Peter A. Volpe
1989 J. Byron Gathright, Jr.
1988 Herand Abcarian
1987 Frank J. Theuerkauf
1986 H. Whitney Boggs, Jr.
1985 Eugene P. Salvati
1984 A.W. Martin Marino, Jr.
1983 Stanley M. Goldberg
1982 Eugene S. Sullivan
1981 Bertram A. Portin
1980 Malcolm C. Veidenheimer
1979 Stuart H.Q. Quan
1978 Donald M. Gallagher
1977 Alejandro F. Castro
1976 John R. Hill
1975 Patrick H. Hanley
1974 Rupert B. Turnball
1973 John H. Remington
1972 John E. Ray
1971 Andrew Jack McAdams
1970 Walter Birnbaum
1969 James A. Ferguson
1968 Neil W. Swinton
1967 Raymond J. Jackman
1966 Maus W. Stearns, Jr.
1965 Norman D. Nigro
1964 Garnet W. Ault
1963 Robert A. Scarborough
1962 Robert J. Rowe
1961 Merrill O. Hines
1960 Walter A. Fansler
1959 Hyrum R. Reichman
1958 Karl Zimmerman
1957 Julius E. Linn
1956 Rufus C. Alley
1955 Stuart T. Ross
1954 A.W. Martin Marino, Sr.
1953 W. Wendell Green
1952 Newton D. Smith
1951 Robert A. Scarborough
1950 Hoyt R. Allen
1949 Louis E. Moon
1948 Harry E. Bacon
1947 George H. Thiele
1946 Joseph W. Ricketts
1944, 1945 William H. Daniel
1942, 1943 Homer I. Silvers
1941 Frederick B. Campbell
1940 Clement J. De Bere
1939 Martin S. Kleckner
1938 Dudley Smith
1937 Harry Z. Hibshman
1936 Marion C. Pruitt
1935 Frank G. Runyeon
1934 Louis A. Buie
1933 Curtis C. Mechling
1932 Curtice Rosser
1931 W. Oakley Hermance
1930 Dudley Smith
1929 Walter A. Fansler
1928 Edward G. Martin
1927 Louis A. Buie
1926 William H. Kiger
1925 Descum C. McKenney
1924 Frank C. Yeomans
1923 Ralph W. Jackson
1922 Emmett H. Terrell
1921 Granville S. Hanes
1920 Alois B. Graham
1919 Collier F. Martin
1917, 1918 Jerome M. Lynch
1916 Alfred J. Zobel
1915 T. Chittenden Hill
1914 Louis J. Krause
1913 Joseph M. Mathews
1912 Louis J. Hirschman
1911 John L. Jelks
1910 George J. Cook
1909 Dwight H. Murray
1908 George B. Evans
1907 A. Bennett Cooke
1906 Samuel G. Gant
1905 Lewis H. Adler, Jr.
1904 J. Rawson Pennington
1903 William M. Beach
1902 Samuel T. Earle
1901 Thomas C. Martin
1900 James P. Tuttle
1899 Joseph M. Mathews

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d Judith L. Trudel, M.D., The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons and Surgical Education: What Does Your Society Do for You?, Clin Colon Rectal Surg. 2012 Sep; 25(3): 181–184. doi:10.1055/s-0032-1322548 PMC 3577576.
  2. ^ a b Transactions of the Annual Meeting of the American Protologic Society (1940), p. 12.
  3. ^ Roslyn G. Nitzberg, Choosing a Medical Specialty (1990), Vol. 7, p. 9.

Further reading edit

  • American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons



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The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS formerly the American Proctologic Society is a professional society for surgeons specializing in colorectal surgery It is one of the oldest surgical societies having been established in 1899 Contents 1 History 2 Activities 3 Past Presidents 4 References 5 Further readingHistory editThe organization was established as the American Proctologic Society in 1899 1 at a meeting held in Columbus Ohio 2 The meeting was called by Dr J Rawson Pennington of Chicago Illinois Dr James P Tuttle of New York New York was chosen temporary chairman and Joseph M Mathews of Louisville Kentucky elected the first President The object of the Society as stated in the Constitution is the cultivation and promotion of knowledge in whatever relates to diseases of the rectum and colon 2 The name of the organization was changed to American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons in 1973 to indicate more clearly the scope of its specialty 3 Activities editThe ASCRS has described its activities as follows Since its inception in 1899 the American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS has been actively providing support for the education of its members specializing in colon and rectal surgery general surgeons surgical residents and medical students With new developments in surgical education the ASCRS continues to offer educational tools and activities tailored to meet acquisition of medical knowledge and technical skills in an ongoing fashion throughout surgeons careers foster high quality patient care and promote the integration of the core competencies of communication skills professionalism system based practice and practice based learning and improvement in daily practice These tools and activities are presented in this article 1 The ASCRS offers continuing medical education courses For this provision it is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education 1 The ASCRS holds an annual conference to provide participants with in depth and up to date knowledge relative to surgery for diseases of the colon rectum and anus with an emphasis on patient care teaching and research 1 The ASCRS is a participant in the American Joint Committee on Cancer In 2016 the American College of Surgeons reported on its partnership with the ASCRS in developing technical skill assessments in the colorectal surgery field The ASCRS was one of the contributors in the formation of the National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer Past Presidents editThe following list of surgeons have served as President of the ASCRS Year Name2022 Conor P Delaney2021 Thomas E Read2020 Neil H Hyman2019 Tracy L Hull2018 David A Margolin2017 Guy R Orangio2016 Patricia L Roberts2015 Charles E Littlejohn2014 Terry C Hicks2013 Michael J Stamos2012 Alan G Thorson2011 Steven D Wexner2010 David Beck2009 James W Fleshman2008 Anthony Senagore2007 W Douglas Wong2006 Lester Rosen2005 Ann C Lowry2004 Bruce G Wolff2003 David J Schoetz Jr 2002 Richard P Billingham2001 Robert D Fry2000 John M MacKeigan1999 H Randolph Bailey1998 Lee E Smith1997 Ira J Kodner1996 David A Rothenberger1995 Victor W Fazio1994 Philip H Gordon1993 Samuel B Labow1992 W Patrick Mazier1991 Robert W Beart Jr 1990 Peter A Volpe1989 J Byron Gathright Jr 1988 Herand Abcarian1987 Frank J Theuerkauf1986 H Whitney Boggs Jr 1985 Eugene P Salvati1984 A W Martin Marino Jr 1983 Stanley M Goldberg1982 Eugene S Sullivan1981 Bertram A Portin1980 Malcolm C Veidenheimer1979 Stuart H Q Quan1978 Donald M Gallagher1977 Alejandro F Castro1976 John R Hill1975 Patrick H Hanley1974 Rupert B Turnball1973 John H Remington1972 John E Ray1971 Andrew Jack McAdams1970 Walter Birnbaum1969 James A Ferguson1968 Neil W Swinton1967 Raymond J Jackman1966 Maus W Stearns Jr 1965 Norman D Nigro1964 Garnet W Ault1963 Robert A Scarborough1962 Robert J Rowe1961 Merrill O Hines1960 Walter A Fansler1959 Hyrum R Reichman1958 Karl Zimmerman1957 Julius E Linn1956 Rufus C Alley1955 Stuart T Ross1954 A W Martin Marino Sr 1953 W Wendell Green1952 Newton D Smith1951 Robert A Scarborough1950 Hoyt R Allen1949 Louis E Moon1948 Harry E Bacon1947 George H Thiele1946 Joseph W Ricketts1944 1945 William H Daniel1942 1943 Homer I Silvers1941 Frederick B Campbell1940 Clement J De Bere1939 Martin S Kleckner1938 Dudley Smith1937 Harry Z Hibshman1936 Marion C Pruitt1935 Frank G Runyeon1934 Louis A Buie1933 Curtis C Mechling1932 Curtice Rosser1931 W Oakley Hermance1930 Dudley Smith1929 Walter A Fansler1928 Edward G Martin1927 Louis A Buie1926 William H Kiger1925 Descum C McKenney1924 Frank C Yeomans1923 Ralph W Jackson1922 Emmett H Terrell1921 Granville S Hanes1920 Alois B Graham1919 Collier F Martin1917 1918 Jerome M Lynch1916 Alfred J Zobel1915 T Chittenden Hill1914 Louis J Krause1913 Joseph M Mathews1912 Louis J Hirschman1911 John L Jelks1910 George J Cook1909 Dwight H Murray1908 George B Evans1907 A Bennett Cooke1906 Samuel G Gant1905 Lewis H Adler Jr 1904 J Rawson Pennington1903 William M Beach1902 Samuel T Earle1901 Thomas C Martin1900 James P Tuttle1899 Joseph M MathewsReferences edit a b c d Judith L Trudel M D The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons and Surgical Education What Does Your Society Do for You Clin Colon Rectal Surg 2012 Sep 25 3 181 184 doi 10 1055 s 0032 1322548 PMC 3577576 a b Transactions of the Annual Meeting of the American Protologic Society 1940 p 12 Roslyn G Nitzberg Choosing a Medical Specialty 1990 Vol 7 p 9 Further reading editAmerican Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons nbsp This article about a United States health organization is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons amp oldid 1118578666, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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