#003 - Join host Dr. Red Hoffman for the second of two episodes with Dr. Ken Mattox, the internationally renowned trauma surgeon. Dr. Mattox treats us to a wide-ranging history lesson! He talks about the relationship between famous Houston surgeons Dr. Michael DeBakey and Dr. Denton Cooley, his thoughts on prior US presidents, what exactly led to Princess Diana's death. He also talks about how the death of Lee Harvey Oswald prompted his discovery of the famous Mattox Maneuver, a technique used by surgeons throughout the world.
Find out more about Dr. Mattox's Las Vegas Medical Disaster Response Course and Las Vegas Trauma, Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery Course here.
For more information on Dr. Red, check out her website and follow her on X, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Interested in surgery and palliative care? Listen to Dr. Red on the Surgical Palliative Care Podcast.
Learn more about the Surgical Palliative Care community here.
Learn more about the Surgical Palliative Care Society here and here.
Music by Chazz McConnell.
#003 - Join host Dr. Red Hoffman for the second of two episodes with Dr. Ken Mattox, the internationally renowned trauma surgeon. Dr. Mattox treats us to a wide-ranging history lesson! He talks about the relationship between famous Houston surgeons Dr. Michael DeBakey and Dr. Denton Cooley, his thoughts on prior US presidents, what exactly led to Princess Diana's death. He also talks about how the death of Lee Harvey Oswald prompted his discovery of the famous Mattox Maneuver, a technique used by surgeons throughout the world.
Find out more about Dr. Mattox's Las Vegas Medical Disaster Response Course and Las Vegas Trauma, Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery Course here.
For more information on Dr. Red, check out her website and follow her on X, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Interested in surgery and palliative care? Listen to Dr. Red on the Surgical Palliative Care Podcast.
Learn more about the Surgical Palliative Care community here.
Learn more about the Surgical Palliative Care Society here and here.
Music by Chazz McConnell.