One hundred years of neurosurgery: contributions of American women.

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Abstract
The end of the first 100 years of any endeavor is an appropriate time to look back and peer forward. As neurosurgery celebrates its 1st century as a specialty, the increasing role of women neurosurgeons is a major theme. This article documents the early women pioneers in neurosurgery. The contributions of these trailblazers to the origins, academics, and professional organizations of neurosurgery are highlighted. The formation of Women in Neurosurgery in 1989 is described, as is the important role this organization has played in introducing and promoting talented women in the profession. Contributions of women neurosurgeons to academic medicine and society as a whole are briefly highlighted. Contemporary efforts and initiatives indicate future directions in which women may lead neurosurgery in its 2nd century.
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Authors Corley, Jacquelyn;Kim, Eliana;Philips, Chris Ann;Stippler, Martina;Parr, Ann M;Sweet, Jennifer;Rosseau, Gail;
Journal journal of neurosurgery
Year 2020
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10.3171/2019.12.JNS192878
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gender history aans = american association of neurological surgeons cns sns aans abns = american board of neurological surgery ama = american medical association american association of neurological surgeons cns = congress of neurological surgeons congress of neurological surgeons nsa neurosurgical society of america sns = society of neurological surgeons society of neurological surgeons wins wins = women in neurosurgery women in neurosurgery glass ceiling

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