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Department of Surgery

The Department of Surgery at MUSC has a strong commitment to provide the highest level of compassionate patient care, best–in–class training for the next generation of surgical leaders, and cutting-edge clinical, basic science, and translational research. Our commitment to innovation and discovery allows us to translate the latest developments, understanding, and technology into improved surgical patient care resulting in less post-operative pain, faster recoveries, and shorter hospital stays.

News and Announcements

Learn about the latest news and events in the MUSC Department of Surgery.

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Surgeons patent new option for aortic arch repair in people with aneurysms

Mathew Wooster, M.D., Adam Tanious, M.D., and Sanford Zeigler, M.D., were inducted into the MUSC Chapter of The NAI for their patent that provides a new option for aortic arch repair in people with aneurysms.

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Evert Eriksson MD Appointed President of the Chest Wall Injury Society

Evert Eriksson, M.D., an internationally recognized leader in chest wall trauma, has been appointed President of the Chest Wall Injury Society (CWIS) for the 2025–26 term.

Global Surgery Meeting 

MUSC Global Surgery Program expands, paves way for transformative change

Two years ago, the MUSC Global Surgery Program was officially born with a bold vision – to transform how residents, medical students, health care professionals and communities worldwide engage with global health issues.

Teen recovering from severe injury 

Trauma team works quickly to save girl hurt in snow-tubing accident

Abbagale Jacques is recovering from multiple broken bones and a punctured aorta. She has a rugged wheelchair that lets her ride around her family's property.

Dr Wang 

Hongjun Wang, Ph.D. Receives a $1.5M NIH UH3 Award to Continue her STEMCAP-1 Pain Study for Chronic Pancreatitis

Thanks to a new study being conducted by Hongjun Wang, Ph.D. using mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) in treating pain represents a promising novel intervention and has just received additional funding to advance the science. 

Arman Killic 

Improving heart transplant process with AI

Arman Kilic, M.D., director of the Harvey and Marcia Schiller Surgical Innovation Center, has been awarded $1.9M R01 to help shrink the chasm between transplant demand and organ supply.

Disparities & Engagement

The MUSC Department of Surgery is committed creating a culture dedicated to shaping the field of surgery to be more representative of our state and patient population.

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Employee Portal

The MUSC Department of Surgery Intranet is a portal for faculty, trainees and staff. Please use your NetID to login.

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Wellness Programs

The MUSC Department of Surgery strives to encourage and support health and wellness for our faculty, staff and trainees, making the healthy choice the easy choice.

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