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Washington University Record, April 24, 2008 Washington University School of Medicine Digital Commons@Becker Washington University Record Washington University Publications 4-24-2008 Washington University Record, April 24, 2008 Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wustl.edu/record Recommended Citation "Washington University Record, April 24, 2008" (2008). Washington University Record. Book 1142. http://digitalcommons.wustl.edu/record/1142 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Washington University Publications at Digital Commons@Becker. It has been accepted for inclusion in Washington University Record by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Becker. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Medical News: Rare genetic Rockin' opera: Electric Washington People: Thakor is Olin disease prevented in zebrafish arrangements at Edison Business School's franchise player B ^)feshlngtDn University in St iDuis April 24, 2008 record.wustl.edu Advance in atrial fibrillation surgery boosts outcomes BY GWEN ERICSON tion to the series of ablations typ- ically made during the Cox-Maze School of Medicine heart sur- procedure, and that short step geons report that by adding improved how well patients did a simple 10- to 20-second after surgery. As a result, they rec- step to an operative procedure, ommend using this extra ablation they achieved a significant in all patients undergoing the improvement in the outcome for procedure. the surgical treatment of atrial "The single additional abla- fibrillation (AF). tion creates what we call a Reporting in the April box lesion," said Ralph issue of the Journal of J. Damiano Jr., M.D., the Thoracic and Cardiovas- John M. Shoenberg Pro- cular Surgery, the sur- fessor of Surgery and geons describe an en- chief of cardiac surgery. hancement to the Cox- "The box lesion sur- Maze procedure, a surgi- rounds and electrically cal procedure that redi- isolates the pulmonary rects wayward electrical veins and the posterior impulses causing AF by Damiano left atrial wall from the creating precisely placed rest of the left atrium. Rally rOUnd the team The men's basketball team celebrates its 2008 NCAA Division III title scars, or ablations, in the heart Our study shows excellent success with a championship rally April 16. An estimated 900 fans packed the Field House to meet the muscle. The Cox-Maze procedure when using the box lesion, and players and coaches and see the unveiling of the championship banner. Red Alert ordered 100 is highly effective, offering the we recommend it for any patient pizzas, and the University gave away T-shirts and championship posters. Here, sophomore John best long-term cure rate for per- with long-standing atrial fibril- Wolf (lower left) autographs a poster for women's basketball players Alex Hoover (front, with ban- sistent atrial fibrillation. lation.' dana) and Shanna-Lei Dacanay. The surgeons added one abla- See Surgery, Page 6 RecycleMania a success Early-morning tremor gives wake-up call Plans already were in place for improved emergency communication WUSTL places 21st of 200 schools in contest Last week's 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Southern plans are not yet complete, several key programs Illinois and its continuing minor aftershocks have have been put into place, and more will be an- BY JESSICA DAUES "We're very pleased with the had a rattling effect on nounced in the coming progress Washington University students, faculty and staff Washington University recy- made this year," said Matt months as part of an and were yet another ___^_^^^_ cled 489,759 pounds of Malten, assistant vice chancellor ■ overall emergency com- reminder of the impor- munications program waste this spring to rank No. 21 for campus sustainability. tance of emergency pre- called "Where to Go." out of 200 schools in the annual "This shows that, together, "I hope the community will take this paredness and communi RecycleMania contest's Gorilla our campus community can In the event of an cation. category, which is based on total have a tremendous impact on earthquake as a reminder to be pre- emergency, including sit- A WUText Alert was uations related to natural recycled materials collected. The reducing the amount of waste pared for all types of emergencies." not sent to those regis- disasters, health epi- 2008 RecycleMania competition we send to landfills. We hope MARK BAGBY began Jan. 27 and ended April 5. that we can continue to im- tered for the text messag- demics, fire, hazardous ing notifications as this materials, severe weather WUSTL's 489,759 total prove on these efforts through- earthquake did not result or violence, the University pounds was good enough to out the year and further mini- in a significant disruption has developed an emer- rank No. 1 in the state of Mis- mize the amount of waste we to the University community. souri and No. 9 among private generate," Malten said. gency Web site: emergency.wustl.edu. colleges and universities nation- The University also excelled Over the past year, several University-wide com- In addition to updates on a current emergency wide. It also tops the 486,614 in the Targeted Material — mittees have been meeting to implement and im- situation, the site includes key contact information pounds the University recycled Paper category, finishing No. 30 prove preparedness and communications strategies and information on how to prepare for many kinds for the entire University community. Although these during last year's competition. See RecycleMania, Page 6 See Emergency, Page 6 Khinduka awarded top Eliot Society honor BY BARBARA REA guided it to the top rank of social work education," Wrighton said. During this period, Wrighton said, At the William Greenleaf Eliot Society banquet the theory and practice of social work and social de- April 9, the former dean of the George Warren velopment education was evolving, and Khinduka Brown School of Social Work received the society's embraced the changes and reforms necessary to ad- "Search" award. vance the school and keep it on the cutting edge. Shanti K. Khinduka, Ph.D., the George Warren "He has been an inspirational leader not only at Brown Distinguished University Professor, was pre- the George Warren Brown School of Social Work but sented with the society's top honor by Chancellor also at Washington University, in the St. Louis region Mark S. Wrighton at the 41st annual event, held at and in the national and international spheres of so- the Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis. The evening also featured cial work and social development," Wrighton said. a keynote address by documentary filmmaker Ken An expert on community and social development Burns. and on international social welfare, Khinduka has In a University filled with distinguished leaders, published widely and has been honored for his ' Khinduka stands out. In the 30 years he guided the achievements and contributions to his field. He Brown School, he assembled a first-rate cadre of fac- founded the Journal of Social Service Research in ulty, built up the school's endowment and doubled 1977; he founded the Inter-University Consortium its physical facilities. Most important, Khinduka, for International Social Development and served as building upon the Brown School's initial strengths, its president; and he was a founding co-chair of the created a school that is acclaimed internationally for Board of Directors of MERS/Goodwill. its teaching and research. Born in Jaipur, India, Khinduka began his career Former dean Shanti K. Khinduka, Ph.D., receives the Search" "As the new dean, hired in 1974 to lead the Brown as an assistant professor of sociology and social work award with his wife, Manorama, at his side. School forward, Shanti took a very good school and See Honor, Page 6 2 RECORD WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. Loins Bornstein named Stella Koetter Darrow Professor in Catholic Studies BY BARBARA REA students at her alma mater. She individuals who helped raise was extremely generous and a funding to support and later A leading historian of religion loyal supporter of many facets of strengthen the Newman Center, was installed as the first the University, and for that we are also known as the Catholic Stu- Stella Koetter Darrow very grateful," Wrighton said. dent Center. Professor in Catholic Studies in A native St. Louisan and 1931 "Daniel Bornstein's teaching, Arts & Sciences March 18 in alumna of Arts & Sciences, Dar- research and scholarship are Holmes Lounge. row devoted considerable time, ef- deeply respected, and they add a Daniel M. Bornstein, Ph.D., fort and resources to the Universi- significant dimension to religious joined Washington University last ty. She was a founding member of studies and history at Washington fall with a joint appointment in the Women's Society and the Arts University," said Edward S. Ma- religious studies and history, both & Sciences Century Club, groups cias, Ph.D., executive vice chancel- in Arts & Sciences. He is a scholar that support a variety of initiatives lor, dean of Arts & Sciences and whose broad the Barbara and focus encom- David Thomas passes the rela- Distinguished tionship be- Professor in Arts tween religion & Sciences. "I am "Daniel Bornstein's teaching, research and scholarship are Daniel M. Bornstein, Ph.D., and his wife, Jane, examine the medal and civic cul- deeply respected, and they add a significant dimension to confident Mrs. given to him at his installation as the first Stella Koetter Darrow ture, the role of Darrow would be Professor in Catholic Studies in Arts & Sciences. The ceremony religious life in religious studies and history at Washington University." delighted with took place March 18 in Holmes Lounge. late medieval EDWARD S. MACIAS Daniel Bornstein and Renais- as the inaugural sance Italy, the holder of the Stel- involves editing a volume on Me- sity of Chicago.
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