Dr. Julius H. Jacobson II is an internationally known vascular
surgeon. He is widely regarded as the father of microsurgery for
his pioneering work in the reconstruction of small blood vessels.
This has directly led to coronary bypass surgery and the
re-implantation of limbs and digits. About half of all
neurosurgical operations employ the technique.
Dr. Jacobson is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine,
and trained at the Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. He is now
Director Emeritus of Vascular Surgery and Distinguished Service
Professor of Surgery at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York
City. He has five degrees, two of them honorary, but alas, none of
them in music, one of his greatest loves.
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