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Claus A. Walter, MD
Rehetobel, Switzerland

Arch Facial Plast Surg. 1999;1:138-141.

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INTRODUCTION

It is with great pleasure that I present the Conley Lecture for 1998, which I consider a very special honor indeed. Dr John Conley was a revered physician when I was a resident student in Ann Arbor, Mich, and Columbus, Ohio (Figure 1). I had the pleasure of meeting this great man on a number of occasions.

Figure 1. Dr John Conley.

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I particularly remember renewing my acquaintance with Conley when he came to the first Wurzburg course in Wurzburg, Germany, organized by Prof Horst L. Wullstein in 1968, the beginning of what proved to be a long and fruitful association between German and American colleagues for more than 3 decades. I am proud that I also played a small part in fostering this association.

Conley shared the views of Dr William Osler and considered personal contacts and travel of extreme importance, which enabled . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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