Moshe Schein · Paul N. Rogers · Ahmad Assalia (Editors)

Schein's Common Sense in Emergency Abdominal Surgery

An Unconventional Book for learning and thinking surgeons

Third editionWith 133 figures and 30 tables

From a team of translators

Initiator of the collective work “Schein's common sense emergency abdominal surgery” Professor Moshe Shain was a co-founder of the international English-language virtual conference of surgeons SURGINET, the most active driving force of which he is to this day. The first edition of the book was hotly discussed in the Russian Surginet, as a result of which its translation appeared, completed in the shortest possible time by Professor Boris Dmitrievich Savchuk. This gift to the young generation of Russian surgeons from an excellent surgeon, teacher, scientist was his swan song. The evolution of “Schein's common sense emergency abdominal surgery” from the publication of 2000 to the present is noteworthy. In 2000, in the book of Professor M. Shine was only 382 pages long. The author involved 22 surgeons from all continents in compiling the 2nd edition of the book. And in 2004, a book with the trademark “Schein’s common sense emergency abdominal surgery” was published under the editorship of two people – Moshe Schein and Paul N. Rogers. The book consisted of 467 pages... Thirty-three surgeons already worked on the 3rd edition of the book “Schein's common sense emergency abdominal surgery,” and Ahmad Assalia was one of the editors, along with Moshe Schein and Paul N. Rogers. The volume of the book has increased from 467 to 629 pages. 40 surgeons, members of the Russian Surzhinet, working in various parts of the world, took part in the translation of this edition of the book. They worked for free, with great enthusiasm, and completed the translation of the text within six months. All of the above makes the book attractive to the reading surgical public in Russia - primarily to Russian teachers of surgery, who can recommend it to young surgical workers not only as a practical guide to their work, but also as an example of collective work on educational literature of this type.

TRANSLATORS

Zalimkhan Abdulaev, Jamilya Abdulaeva, Mark Abramovich, Viktor Anosov, Igor Antipov, Sergey Baido, Badma Bashankaev, Alexey Belyakov, Yuri Bulavitsky, Artem Vlasov, Alexey Vodovozov, Maxim Egorov, Andrey Zharov, Ruslan Kirpichenko, Olga Kovalko, Alexey Kozlov, Alexander Kopeikin, Vladimir Krugly, Sergey Leonov, Nikolay Mendel, Evgeny Miroshnichenko, Vadim Moses, Anton Osintsov, Oleg Singer, Evgeny Perelygin, Vladimir Pimakhov, Yuri Plotnikov, Artyom Posunko, Alexander Rastegaev, Bogibek Rakhimov, Vadim Sribny, Dmitry Sulimov, Vladimir Khvorov, Oksana Khodiy, Ivan Khomishin, Mikhail Chetin, Yulia Shvetsova, Gayaz Yagudin

Members of the editorial board Council: Ruslan Kirpichenko, Evgeniy Miroshnichenko, Yuri Plotnikov, Vladimir Khvorov

Editor-in-Chief: Vladimir Khvorov

Project moderator Vyacheslav Ryndin