Eugene Toy - Case Files Anatomy 3/E

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Hitoshi Toshi Nikaidoh (19682003)

We dedicate this book to our dear friend, Dr. Toshi Nikaidoh, who led by example, always beyond the call of duty, and along the way, taught so many of us about so many important things about life.

As a surgeon-to-be, he tutored fellow lower-level medical students on not only how to master the challenges of gross anatomy but also how to develop the skillful art of dissection and respect for the human body.

As a spiritual leader, he taught his youth group not only the meaning of good fellowship by recalling good times spent on missionary travels abroad, but also the value of good worship by sharing his faith along the way.

As a physician, he taught patients not only to hope when all hope is lost but also to have faith through which peace can be found.

And as a friend, son, brother, or just that smiling doctor in the hallway with the bow tie, he taught us how truly possible it is for one person to make a world of difference.

Toshis dedication to academics and education, his compassion for the sick and less fortunate, and his tireless devotion to his faith, family, and friends have all continued to touch and change lives of all who knew him, and even of all who only knew of him.

Miki Takase, MD

Fellow classmate

University of Texas Medical School at Houston

St. Joseph Medical Center Ob/Gyn Resident

Written on behalf of Toshis many friends,

classmates, fellow residents, staff, and faculty at

University of Texas Medical School at Houston and

St. Joseph Medical Center

In the memory of Dr. Hitoshi Nikaidoh, who demonstrated unselfishness, love for his fellow man, and compassion for everyone around him. He is the best example of the physician healer, and we were blessed to have known him.

ECT

To my wife, Irene; the children, Chip, Jennifer, Jocelyn, Tricia, and Trey; and the medical students, each of whom has taught me something of value.

LMR

To my students and colleagues, who bring joy and advancement to the teaching of anatomy; and to my family for their endless support.

HZ

To my parents Kiriaki and Alexander, and my wife Beth, for their support, love, and encouragement.

CP

Ashley L. Gunter, MD

Resident Physician in Internal Medicine

University of Texas Medical School at Houston

Houston, Texas

Rotator Cuff Injury

Konrad P. Harms, MD

Associate Program Director

Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program

The Methodist Hospital-Houston

Houston, Texas

Clinical Assistant Professor

Weill Cornell School of Medicine