May 2005
Surgical Frontiersman
Transplant pioneer Thomas Starzl.
By Corie Lok
At 79, thomas starzl doesn't have much left to prove. In July 1967, the surgeon was the first to perform a successful human liver transplantation; since then he has been instrumental in making the liver the United States' second-most-commonly transplanted organ. "He led the field of transplantation into the modern era," says J. Richard Thistlethwaite, a transplant surgeon at the University of Chicago.
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