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  1. Leonard Shlain (August 28, 1937 – May 11, 2009) was an American surgeon, writer, and inventor. He was chairperson of laparoscopic surgery at the California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, and was an associate professor of surgery at University of California, San Francisco.

  2. Leonard Shlain was a surgeon, inventor and author of three best-selling books on art, science and culture. He applied neuroscience to explore the life, art and mind of Leonardo da Vinci in his book Leonardos Brain.

  3. by Thomas H. Maugh, II. Leonard Shlain, the San Francisco surgeon who was a pioneer in the use of laparoscopic surgery and later wrote three best-selling books combining anthropology, science and art, died May 11 in San Francisco. He was 71 and had been battling brain cancer for two years.

  4. Learn about Leonard Shlain, a best-selling author of books on art, science and brain, who died of brain cancer in 2009. Read his note on finishing his last book, Leonardo's Brain, and his children's tribute to him.

  5. 16. Sept. 2014 · Dr. Leonard Shlain, the San Francisco surgeon who was a pioneer in the use of laparoscopic surgery and later wrote three best-selling books combining anthropology, science and art, died May 11...

  6. 17. Nov. 2014 · One September day in 2008, Leonard Shlain found himself having trouble buttoning his shirt with his right hand. He was admitted into the emergency room, diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer, and given nine months to live. Shlain — a surgeon by training and a self-described “synthesizer by nature” with an intense interest in the ...

  7. 7. Aug. 2014 · More than a quarter century later, Leonard Shlain picked up the inquiry with added dimension in Art & Physics: Parallel Visions in Space, Time, and Light (public library) — an exploration of how “the inscrutability of modern art and the impenetrability of the new physics” intersect in a shared system of thinking about how the ...