Kurt J. Isselbacher, M.D. Remembered (1925 -2019).

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Abstract
On July 18, 2019, Kurt J. Isselbacher, M.D. passed away at the age of 93, the final curtain on his six-decade reign as a renowned physician-scientist and the premier academic gastroenterologist/hepatologist of his generation. His family lost a devoted, loving patriarch; his former patients lost an empathetic, selfless, master clinician and advocate; his trainees and colleagues lost the ultimate teacher, mentor, career-and-life guide, and role model; and the academic community lost one of the leading physician-scientists and most influential giants of his generation in American medicine.
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Authors Dienstag, Jules L;
Journal Hepatology
Year 2020
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10.1002/hep.31105
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