Physician

Plastic Surgery

Geoffrey Hallock works in the field of Plastic Surgery. He went to medical school at Jefferson Medical College. He received 2 awards: "Regional Top Doctor" and "Fellow (FACS)". Geoffrey Hallock is a published doctor. He has 101 papers published. The most current publication "The Mangled Foot and Ankle: Soft Tissue Salvage Techniques." Geoffrey G. Hallock accepts Medicare payments and is registered with Medicare.gov.

Publications

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• The Mangled Foot and Ankle: Soft Tissue Salvage Techniques.
• Partial failure of a perforator free flap can be salvaged by a second perforator free flap.
• Tissue expansion techniques to minimize morbidity of the anterolateral thigh perforator flap donor site.
• Precautions in using a perforator free flap to treat mandibuloacral dysplasia-a case report.
• Medial Sural Artery Perforator Free Flap: Legitimate Use as a Solution for the Ipsilateral Distal Lower Extremity Defect.
• Abdominoplasty as the patient impetus for selection of the deep inferior epigastric artery perforator free flap for knee coverage.
• Fate of a Second Perforator Free Flap Used to Salvage Failure of the First Perforator Free Flap.
• The Total Pectoralis Major Muscle Myocutaneous Free Flap.
• A Paradigm Shift in Flap Selection Protocols for Zones of the Lower Extremity using Perforator Flaps.
• The Four P's that Make a Microsurgeon: Perfectionist, Pragmatist, Persistent, and Paranoid.
• Delayed abdominal wall reconstruction of giant ventral hernias using the anterolateral thigh free flap for skin coverage.
• Sequential Bilateral Breast Reconstruction Using a Split Solitary Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery Perforator Flap.
• The Emerging Role of the Direct Cutaneous Muscle Perforator Found Arising from the Muscle Vessel Hilum.
• Skin laceration as a serious adverse sequela of injectable collagenase for dupuytren contracture.
• Fatigue, work hours, dinosaurs, and other fossils.
• Acoustic Doppler sonography, color duplex ultrasound, and laser Doppler flowmetry as tools for successful autologous breast reconstruction.
• The complete nomenclature for combined perforator flaps.
• The "Tokyo" consensus on propeller flaps.
• The island thoracoacromial artery muscle perforator flap.
• Skin grafts and local flaps.
• Perforasomes, Venosomes, and Perfusion Zones of the DIEAP Flap.
• The integration of muscle perforator flaps into a community-based private practice.
• Partial failure of a muscle perforator free flap salvaged using its source vessel as a "flow-through" pedicle to a second perforator free flap.
• The mathematical basis of adjunctive techniques for enhancement of vessel caliber to maximize coupler ring size for microanastomoses.
• The island anterior intercostal artery perforator flap as another option for the difficult epigastric abdominal wound.
• Attributes and shortcomings of acoustic Doppler sonography in identifying perforators for flaps from the lower extremity.
• A buried interpolated local fasciocutaneous flap for tension-free closure of the chronic olecranon wound.
• In an era of perforator flaps, are muscle flaps passé?
• Preservation of hand function using muscle perforator flaps.
• A primer of schematics to facilitate the design of the preferred muscle perforator flaps.
• Regional lymphatic dissemination of squamous cell carcinoma of the face.
• The hospitalist plastic surgeon.
• Picayune? Peripherally inserted central catheter problems with pectoralis flaps.
• The microanastomotic coupler masquerading as a foreign body.
• An introduction to the chimeric deep inferior epigastric artery perforator (DIEAP)-rectus abdominis muscle flap.
• Chimeric gastrocnemius muscle and sural artery perforator local flap.
• Enterocutaneous fistula associated with an unrecognized retained vacuum-assisted closure sponge.
• Branch-based conjoined perforator flaps.
• Is there a "learning curve" for muscle perforator flaps?
• The vascular pedicle of the anterolateral thigh flap as an alternative recipient site for thigh free flaps.
• An endoscopic approach to longitudinal structures including muscle flaps and vein, tendon, and nerve grafts.
• A brief history of minimally invasive plastic surgery.
• Frontiers in endoscopic plastic surgery.
• The combined parascapular fasciocutaneous and latissimus dorsi muscle conjoined free flap.
• The pectoralis major muscle extended island flap for complete obliteration of the median sternotomy wound.
• To VAC or not to VAC?
• Rigid fixation of the sternum using a new coupled titanium transverse plate fixation system.
• Venae comitantes as a source of vein grafts.
• Free-flap salvage of soft tissue complications following the lateral approach to the calcaneus.
• Muscle perforator flaps.
• The old, the young, and the computer or musings of a plastic surgery curmudgeon.
• Scrotal reconstruction following fournier gangrene using the medial circumflex femoral artery perforator flap.
• Why not indirect nonmuscle perforator flaps?
• Further clarification of the nomenclature for compound flaps.
• The propeller flap version of the adductor muscle perforator flap for coverage of ischial or trochanteric pressure sores.
• Devastating massive knee defect reconstruction using the cornucopian chimera flap from the subscapular axis: two case reports.
• The proximal pedicled anterolateral thigh flap for lower limb coverage.
• Top ten reasons to hate the "V.A.C.".
• The superior epigastric(RECTUS ABDOMINIS) muscle perforator flap.
• Efficacy of venous supercharging of the deep inferior epigastric perforator flap in a rat model.
• Free-flap monitoring using a chimeric sentinel muscle perforator flap.
• The Venus de Milo: an icon of reconstructive surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
• Medial suralGASTROCNEMIUS muscle perforator free flap: an immediate cross-leg flap?
• The perforator-based conjoint (chimeric) medial Sural(MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS) free flap.
• The medial sural(MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS) perforator local flap.
• Comparison of TRAM and DIEP flap physiology in a rat model.
• Lower extremity muscle perforator flaps for lower extremity reconstruction.
• The tracheostomy hook as a versatile retractor to aid exposure during muscle perforator flap dissection.
• The preexpanded anterolateral thigh free flap.
• Conventional liposuction-assisted debulking of muscle perforator flaps.
• Long-term superiority of composite versus muscle-only free flaps for skull coverage.
• The medial sural MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS perforator free flap: an 'ideal' prone position skin flap.
• Further experience with the medial circumflex femoral(GRACILIS) perforator free flap.
• On "Management of significant venous discrepancy with microvascular venous coupler" (J Reconstr Microsurgery 2003;19:377-380).
• The conjoint medial circumflex femoral perforator and gracilis muscle free flap.
• Turnover TRAM flap as a diaphragmatic patch.
• Restoration of quadriceps femoris function with a dynamic microsurgical free latissimus dorsi muscle transfer.
• The complete classification of flaps.
• Muscle perforator flaps: the name game.
• Recertification: now a reality.
• The gracilis (medial circumflex femoral) perforator flap: a medial groin free flap?
• Sequential use of a true perforator flap and its corresponding muscle flap.
• The medial circumflex femoral (gracilis) local perforator flap--a local medial groin perforator flap.
• A vertical midline scar is a 'high-risk' factor for maximum survival of the rat TRAM flap.
• Venous "supercharging" augments survival of the delayed rat TRAM flap.
• The breast musculocutaneous flap for complete coverage of the median sternotomy wound.
• Doppler sonography and color duplex imaging for planning a perforator flap.
• Cranial epigastric perforator flap: a rat model of a true perforator flap.
• Direct and indirect perforator flaps: the history and the controversy.
• Venous interruption is unnecessary to achieve an adequate delay in the rat TRAM flap model.
• A "True" false-negative misadventure in free flap monitoring using laser Doppler flowmetry.
• The utility of both muscle and fascia flaps in severe upper extremity trauma.
• On: free tattoo flap.
• Facial reconstruction using a combined flap of the subscapular axis simultaneously including separate medial and lateral scapular vascularized bone grafts.
• Sagittal split tibialis anterior muscle flap.
• Metachronous flaps from the same subscapular axis.
• The relative importance of the deep and superficial vascular systems for delay of the transverse rectus abdominis musculocutaneous flap as demonstrated in a rat model.
• The anatomy of the extended peroneal venous system.
• A systematic approach for improvement of the donor sites of fasciocutaneous flaps.
• Value in microsurgery of the ultrapulse carbon dioxide laser for rapid skin deepithelialization.

Procedures Preformed

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• Adjacent Tissue Transfer
• Blepharoplasty
• Breast Reconstruction
• Carpal Tunnel Release
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Doctors Specialties

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• Burn Surgery
• Plastic Surgery
• Plastic Surgery of the Hand

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Regional Top Doctor
• Fellow (FACS)

Education

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• University of North Carolina Hospitals
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
• Jefferson Medical College

Drug Facts

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NPI NUMBER		1184618522
NPPES Provider LastName		HALLOCK
NPPES Provider FirstName		GEOFFREY
NPPES Provider ZIPCode		181036212
NPPES Provider State		PA
Specialty Description		Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Total Claim Count		345.0
Distinct Opioid Count		3.0
Opioid Claim Count		145.0
Percent Opioid Claims		42.03

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Medicare Facts

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1184618522
Last Name Of The Provider	HALLOCK
First Name Of The Provider	GEOFFREY
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