Dr. Paul Greig, one of the co-founders of the Toronto Video Atlas of Surgery and editor of our HPB (hepatico-pancreato-biliary) and Transplant chapters, is retiring this month and will begin to pursue his dream to become a professional musician. Dr. Greig is a surgeon with passion and talent for teaching and mentoring. He headed the … Read More
Happy holidays! Back in November our team visited Toronto Reference Library to check out their Digital Innovation Hub – Audio and Video Studio. We love experimenting with new technology to improve our workflow. The purpose of this outing was to experiment with different cameras and test out their capabilities! It was also an opportunity for … Read More
Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Day and TVASurg is helping to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer, one of the world’s deadliest cancers. Pancreatic cancer has the lowest survival rate among all major cancers. Surgery is often the option used to remove pancreatic cancers, with the Whipple procedure being the most common operation. We have a … Read More
July is demo reel month. We’ve gathered some of the work we’ve done since our last demo reel in 2016. In case you missed it: Until Then: 2017 Animation Short 2016 Demo Reel The year of 2018 has been a year of new beginnings for us. We moved into a new office space, and made … Read More
A little background The Toronto Video Atlas of Liver, Pancreas, Biliary, and Transplant Surgery launched in 2011 with a small selection of cases: Living donor left lobe hepatectomy, extended right hepatectomy with in situ, and in situ cold perfusion technique. From then on, our atlas has continued to grow at a steady pace. Initially, we … Read More