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Letter from the Editor: The Enduring Legacy of Great Teachers

by Alexander Chiu, MD • January 7, 2019

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Legendary administrator, researcher, surgeon, and educator who shaped countless otolaryngologists, both in academia and in private practice.

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January 2019

Heinz Stammberger, MDHeinz Stammberger, MD
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Prof. Stammberger introduced, innovated, evolved and taught endoscopic sinus and skull base surgery around the world.

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