Старзл Томас
Томас Е. Старзл – (11.03.1926, Ле Марс, Айова ) - Америка [хирургĕ, трансплантологĕ. Хальхи трансплантологи ашшĕ[1]. Чи малтан çын пĕверне трансплантаци тунă.
Чыславсем
- Gustav O. Lienhard Award (2009, National Institute of Medicine)[2]
- National Medal of Science (2004)
- Physician of the Year Award for Lifetime Achievement (2009)[3]
- John Scott Award (2004)[4]
- David M. Hume Memorial Award (National Kidney Foundation)
- Brookdale Award in Medicine (American Medical Association)
- Bigelow Medal (Boston Surgical Society)
- City of Medicine Award
- Distinguished Service Award (1991, American Liver Foundation)
- Уильям Бомонт чыславĕ (1991, Америка гастроэнтерологи ассоциацийĕ)
- Peter Medawar Prize (The Transplant Society)
- Jacobson Innovation Award (American College of Surgeons)
- Lannelongue International Medal (1998, Academie Nationale De Chirurgie)
- King Faisal International Prize for Medicine (2001)
Ӑнлантарусем
- ^ Cronin, Mike. Starzl, Tribune-Review reporters claim Carnegie Science Awards (2010-01-29). Тӗрӗсленӗ: 2011 ҫулхи ҫӑвӑн 21-мӗшӗ.
- ^ Roth, Mark. Starzl receives national award (2009-10-12). Тӗрӗсленӗ: 2009 ҫулхи юпан 12-мӗшӗ.
- ^ Associated Press, Transplant pioneer Starzl to receive award, 2009-03-18, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, accessdate=2009-03-18( ӗҫлемен каҫӑ)
- ^ Anderson, Maria W. (2004-11-25). «2004 John Scott Awards - Thomas Starzl and Barry Trost recognized in awards that aim to reward contributions to mankind». The Scientist. Тĕрĕсленĕ 2009-11-16.
Вуламалли
- . — Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press. — ISBN 0-8229-3714-X.
- «President gives Starzl highest prize» by Maeve Reston, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, February 14, 2006, retrieved March 11, 2006
- «Pitt names tower after transplant pioneer» by Anita Srikameswaran, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 11, 2006, retrieved March 11, 2006