This issue of the Thai Journal of Surgery reflects this dedication to progress with an array of original articles, and case reports that showcase the latest advances in the field. We explore the effectiveness of a trauma fast-track protocol in Surat Thani Hospital and the external validation of the Trauma Injury Severity Score (TRISS) in patients with major injuries at a tertiary care public hospital. Furthermore, we delve into unique case reports, including pediatric living donor liver transplantation, a rare primary papillary mucinous carcinoma of the scalp, and the innovative use of a modified V-Y latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap for extensive chest wall reconstruction. These contributions highlight the depth and breadth of surgical expertise in Thailand.
A cornerstone of surgical advancement is continuously pursuing knowledge and innovation through research. We are proud to announce the winners of this year's The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand awards, recognizing presentations of exceptional scientific value. This issue features 14 abstracts from the 'Resident Paper Award,' 9 from the 'Video Award,' 3 from the 'Thongueb Uttaravichien Award,' 3 from the 'ACS Basic Science Award,' and 6 from the 'Poster Award.' We commend these individuals for their dedication to advancing surgical science and improving patient outcomes. Their research serves as a testament to the commitment of the Thai surgical community to excellence in research and education.
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