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History of Gynecologic Pathology. XXVI: Dr Malcolm B. Dockerty

The current article in the journal history series focuses on the life and accomplishments of Malcolm Birt Dockerty (Fig. 1), the most prolific surgical pathologist author in the history of the Mayo Clinic (1–3). Dr Dockerty published 490 peerreviewed publications, 6 book chapters, 1 AFIP fascicle, and 1 thesis during his almost 40-yr career; of the 490 papers, 125 relate to gynecologic pathology and 62 of them on ovarian pathology. Dr Dockerty, like many in the years before the current era, practised close to every area in anatomic pathology such that his all around expertise has served to obscure the extent of his interest in gynecologic pathology. Working on this essay brought home to us the number and quality of the papers on gynecologic pathology he contributed to. One of us (J.R.W.) has recently published a paper on Dr Dockerty and his long time colleague with shared origins Dr Lewis B. Woolner (2). The current essay focuses solely on