Physician

Internal Medicine

Irwin Margolis practices Internal Medicine. Dr. Irwin Margolis is a published doctor as well. He has 58 publications published. The latest was: Effect of norepinephrine on gastric wound healing.

Publications

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• Management of severe decompression sickness with treatment ancillary to recompression: case report.
• Age, resource consumption, and outcome for medical patients at an academic medical center.
• The identifier concept: clinical variables and patient costs for general surgical diagnosis-related groups.
• Hospital costs, cancer patients, and surgical diagnostic related groups.
• Hospital costs by clinical parameters for peripheral vascular surgical DRGs.
• Altered aortic protease and antiprotease activity in patients with ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms.
• Site-specific distribution of large-bowel adenomatous polyps. Emphasis on ethnic differences.
• DRGs, orthopedic surgery, and age at an academic medical center.
• The identifier concept: variables to stratify patient costs within cardiothoracic surgical diagnostic related groups.
• Comparison of antacid and sucralfate in the prevention of gastrointestinal bleeding in patients who are critically ill.
• Surgonomics. Money down the drains.
• Surgonomics: the cost of cholecystectomy.
• Ergonomics study shows effect of full-body suit on energy use.
• Siderosilicosis and atypical epithelial hyperplasia.
• Hidradenitis suppurativa. A plea for early operative treatment.
• Control of needle hole bleeding with ethyl-cyanoacrylate glue (Krazy Glue).
• Antacid versus sucralfate in preventing acute gastrointestinal bleeding. A randomized trial in 100 critically ill patients.
• Massive colonic hemorrhage secondary to infection with Strongyloides stercoralis.
• The response of elastin and collagen to acute hyperdistension of the rabbit abdominal aorta.
• Gynecomastia during phenothiazine therapy.
• The identifier concept: clinical variables to manage costs for surgical patients.
• Endoscopy training during general surgery residency.
• Formal endoscopy training for senior and junior house staff.
• Systematic approach to traumatic hemothorax.
• Soft tissue infections in parenteral drug abusers.
• Hemodynamic assessment of the circulation in 200 normal hands.
• Infections in parenteral drug abusers. Further immunologic studies.
• The femoral triangle. A potential death trap for the drug abuser.
• Acute appendicitis and pernicious anemia as complications of gastrointestinal sarcoidosis.
• The financial effects of emergency department-generated admissions under prospective payment systems.
• Surgonomics: the identifier concept. Hospital charges in general surgery and surgical specialties under prospective payment systems.
• Surgonomics: the cost of gastrointestinal hemorrhage, the identifier concept.
• Physiologic anatomy of the palmar circulation in 200 normal hands.
• Repeat colonoscopy after endoscopic polypectomy.
• Value of routine pathology in herniorrhaphy performed upon adults.
• Anorectal infiltration anesthesia in the prone position.
• Financial risk and hospital cost for elderly patients. Age- and non-age-stratified medical diagnosis related groups.
• Financial risk, hospital cost, complications, and comorbidities in surgical noncomplication- and noncomorbidity-stratified diagnostic related groups.
• Mode of admission and cost for surgical DRGs.
• Source of admission and cost: public hospitals face financial risk.
• Surgonomics: the cost dynamics of craniotomy.
• Surgonomics: prospective payment systems and the surgeon.
• Surgonomics and cost containment.
• Prevalence of antibodies to HTLV-I, -II, and -III in intravenous drug abusers from an AIDS endemic region.
• Gallstone appendicitis.
• Route of admission and hospital costs for urologic patients.
• Tuberculosis of the hand and wrist.
• An appraisal of small and diminutive colonic polyps.
• Intraoperative cholangiography revisited.
• Percutaneous gastrostomy made simple.
• Parathyroid cysts: Functional and mediastinal.
• Effect of norepinephrine on gastric wound healing.
• Managing peripheral vascular disease secondary to arteriosclerosis.
• Reconstruction of defects of the mandible.
• To improve the yield of biopsy of the lymph nodes.
• The problem of the retained common duct stone.
• Megacolon in the elderly. Ischemic or inflammatory?

Schools

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• New York University School Of Medicine

• Boston City Hospital

• Wilford Hall Usaf Hospital

• Johns Hopkins Hospital

Doctors Specialties

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• Medical Oncology
• Oncology
• Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• Johns Hopkins University
• San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
• Boston University Medical Center

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