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Somatosensory Testing & Rehabilitation, 1997 Pain Solutions, 2007, 3rd edition 2013 (translated into Chinese, 2012, and Spanish, 2019) Joint Denervation, 2019 (translated into Chinese, 2020) Visiting Professorships: 77 Publication of 470 peer reviewed articles (https://www.ncbi. nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=dellon+al, accessed 1/2/20) Establishment of the first peripheral nerve fellowship to begin July 1, 2020 in the Department of Plastic Surgery, at Johns Hopkins How have you changed since medical school? Gotten older. If so inclined, please feel free to share your passions, family stories, life experiences or even simple words of wisdom. Still caring for patients, teaching new residents, and remain inspired by this work. Love watching my children and grandchildren experience life. Thankful every day for the opportunity to learn at Hopkins. Give thanks every day for my health and ability to care for others.

Finally, I have written my first novel, THE PROSECTOR. Tagline: A pioneering woman surgeon rescues people in pain by uncovering secrets from the dead. The protagonist, a young woman from Munich, enters the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 1912, is taught by Halsted, Cushing, and John Staige Davis (the first plastic surgeon at The Johns Hopkins Hospital). It is a story about what appears as truth to a surgeon may appear differently to others, about prejudice against women in medicine in general, and surgery, in particular, and about how anatomy research is still useful in learning how to solve the mysteries of pain. Lots of great medical and Hopkins history. Am in search of a literary agent! Let me know if you want to read a copy.

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