International College of Surgeons

International College of Surgeons is a global organization dedicated to promoting excellence in surgical techniques, patient care, and medical ethics. It was founded in 1935 by Dr. Max Thorek and has its headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The college is composed of both general surgeons and surgical specialists who are committed to the advancement of surgical excellence.

History

The International College of Surgeons (ICS) was founded in 1935 by Dr. Max Thorek, a Hungarian-born American surgeon. The organization was established with the aim of promoting international cooperation among surgeons and the advancement of surgical science. The ICS has its headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Membership

Membership in the ICS is open to all surgeons and surgical specialists who are in good standing in their respective professional organizations and who are committed to the ICS's mission of promoting excellence in surgical techniques, patient care, and medical ethics. The ICS has members in over 100 countries worldwide.

Activities

The ICS organizes annual scientific meetings, publishes a scientific journal, and conducts educational programs for surgeons. It also promotes research in surgery and provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and information among surgeons worldwide.

See also

• Surgery
• Medical ethics
• Max Thorek

External links

• Official website

International College of Surgeons Resources
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