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Education Page 32 programs or developing successful careers in urologic surgery. Residents receive funding to attend the week-long national meeting of the American Urologic Association in their third year. Residents whose submitted papers are accepted for presentation at a national or sectional meeting are given funding to attend the meeting. Annually, at the state level, all residents in the program are encouraged to attend the Ohio Urological Society meeting. There they are exposed to the expertise of nationally known urologists and issues of managed care and reimbursement. Conferences The Pathology Conference at Veterans Affairs Medical Center complements a vigorous amount of time spent in courses devoted to pathology at the University. The CUP (Cincinnati UroPathology) Lecture Series adds vibrancy to the pathology arena with visiting lecturers and hosts. Other regularly held conferences include Morbidity and Mortality, adult and pediatric radiology, didactic lectures, oral examinations of medical knowledge, adult and pediatric journal clubs, and a pediatric lecture series. In conjunction with Interventional Radiology, Urology has a monthly tumor board meeting. Indications conference has been added to the weekly conference schedule under a new format. Urology Visiting Professors Three times each year Visiting Professors meet with faculty and residents (normally twice a year the adult urology interests are addressed and once per year the pediatric area). The speaker culminates a busy day by giving a major address to The Cincinnati Urological Society. Residents, full time and volunteer faculty, as well as private non-faculty urologists in the surrounding communities attend this meeting. We also host numerous visiting professors who spend a single evening with the residents and give a lecture followed by a question and answer period and social hour. Urology Residents 2005-2006 First Year Sundeep Deorah, M.D., All-India Institute of Medical Sciences Second Year Benjamin Dehner, M.D., University of Cincinnati Alex Caillat, M.D., Wright State University Third Year Lisa Kramer, M.D., University of Cincinnati Torre Rhoades M.D., University of Cincinnati Fourth Year Gwen Roesel, M.D., University of Cincinnati Rebecca Roedersheimer, M.D., University of Cincinnati Fifth Year Eric Giesler, M.D., University of Texas/Houston Resident Honors and Awards Gwen Roesel, M.D. Award for most improved academic performance James B. Colombo, M.D. Director’s Achievement Award, an all-encompassing award Rebecca Roedersheimer, M.D. Award for publications and presentations Fellowship Programs – Pediatric Surgery Fellowship Brad W. Warner, M.D., Program Director Professor of Surgery B.A. - University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO M.D. - University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO General Surgery Residency - University of Cincinnati Pediatric Surgery Fellowship - Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH Board Certification - American Board of Surgery, with Added Qualifications in Pediatric Surgery and Surgical Critical Care Special Interests - Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO); surgical nutrition; ulcerative colitis; short bowel syndrome; necrotizing enterocolitis; childhood tumors Julie Ludwig, Program Coordinator Division of Pediatric Surgery Children’s Hospital Medical Center 3333 Burnet Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229 513-636-7365 Julie.Ludwig@cchmc.org The Division of Pediatric Surgery offers a 2-year residency (fellowship) in pediatric surgery. One new resident is chosen each year through the National Resident Matching Program. To date, almost 40 pediatric surgery residents have been trained in the Division. The pediatric surgery residency at Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital is one of the more renowned programs in the United States. The program matches one resident each year for a two-year position after completion of a general surgery chief residency. During the training period, the resident assumes graded responsibility and is exposed to the entire spectrum of pediatric surgery, including trauma, neonatal surgery, transplantation, bariatric surgery, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, fetal intervention, and advanced anorectal reconstruction. The Division of Pediatric Surgery includes twelve full-time pediatric surgeons, three PhD researchers, six pediatric nurse practitioners, pediatric residents, general surgery residents from three different programs in Cincinnati, and medical students. The operating room is one of the busiest in the country with over 25,000 cases performed annually. The emergency department evaluates roughly 80,000 patients each year. Each resident completes approximately 1,400 pediatric surgery cases during the residency. The pediatric surgery residency was recently reviewed by the ACGME and received full accreditation for the next 5 years. 2005-2006 Conferences Morbidity/Mortality (weekly) Tumor Board (weekly) Pediatric Surgical Grand Rounds (weekly) Radiology/Surgery Conferences (weekly) Pathology Conference (monthly) Trauma M&M (monthly) Trauma Case Review (monthly) 2005-2006 Visiting Professors Dr. Biswanath Mukhophyay Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons January 4, 2006 “Adrenal Insufficiency” Edward Barksdale, M.D. University of Pittsburgh March 29, 2006 “Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction” Jose Boix-Ochoa, M.D. Barcelona, Spain June 7, 2006 “Prenatal Diagnosis and Treatment of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia: The Euro Fetus Group Experience” CSI Holds Cardiothoracic Technology Symposium The Center for Surgical Innovation (CSI) hosted the inaugural Cardio-Thoracic Symposium in the new CSI space on May 19-20, 2006. The course was initiated by Drs. John Mehall (cardiothoracic resident), Randall Wolf and Walter Merrill. Comprising didactic and laboratory components, the course was attended by 60 cardiothoracic residents and fellows from across the United States. The CSI provided animate and inanimate labs for presentation and training on minimally invasive surgical procedures. Several companies were present to showcase their technologies in cardiac and thoracic surgery. Pediatric Surgery Fellows 2005-2006 Ala S. Frey, M.D. M.D. – The Pennsylvania State University General Surgery Residency – University of Pittsburgh Jaimie D. Nathan, M.D. M.D. – Yale University School of Medicine General Surgery Residency – Duke University Medical Center Pediatric Urology Fellowship Pramod P. Reddy, M.D., Program Director MBBS - Nagarjuna University, Guntur, India General Surgery Residency - Albany Medical Center Hospital, Albany, NY Urology Residency - Albany Medical Center Hospital, Albany, NY Fellow in Pediatric Urology - Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto Pediatric Renal Transplantation Fellowship - Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (NIH) - Albany Medical Center Hospital, Albany, NY Board Certification - American Board of Urology Special Interests - Pediatric urology and renal transplantation Education Page 33
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