Physician

Pathology

John Thomison is an expert in the field of Pathology. He went to medical school at University of Alabama Medical Center. University of Alabama Medical Center is ranked 37 in research and 17 in primary care medicine John B. Thomison Jr. is a published physician. He has 95 papers published. The most current publication "To live forever."

Publications

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• Human papillomavirus: molecular and cytologic/histologic aspects related to cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and carcinoma.
• Hyalinized collagen in a dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans after treatment with imatinib mesylate.
• Vascular compromise as a cause of sudden death in a pediatric patient with widely metastatic testicular germ cell tumor.
• Who cares?
• Dreaming of a white Christmas.
• The 1918 influenza epidemic in Nashville.
• To belong or not to belong.
• Jean.
• Functional outcome after treatment of lower-extremity nonunions.
• For each new sunrise....
• Primary isolation of Donovania granulomatis by chick brain inoculation, and induction of cerebral miliary granulomata.
• THE ROLE OF PUNCH BIOPSY AND CERVICAL SMEAR IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CERVICAL CARCINOMA IN SITU.
• ALTERATIONS IN THE HISTOPATHOLOGY OF SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS WITH STEROID THERAPY.
• A DISPOSABLE TISSUE CULTURE CHAMBER FOR THE INTERFERENCE MICROSCOPE.
• SURGICAL OPERATIONS FOR PEPTIC ULCER IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.
• Evolution of measles giant cells in tissue culture. Analysis by time lapse microcinematography.
• Evaluation of punch biopsy in the diagnosis of carcinoma in situ of the cervix uteri.
• Sinus histiocytosis as evidence of host resistance in breast cancer.
• Combination of millipore filtration and fluorescence microscopy in cytologic examinations.
• Fate of staphylococci within human leukocytes.
• The problem of cancer in children.
• Adrenal lesions in acute meningococcemia.
• Endocardial fibroelastosis with Adams-Stokes syndrome: a case report.
• Studies of phosphorus intoxication. I. Changes in blood, urine, and tissues of dogs poisoned with phosphorus.
• Syncope due to ventricular asystole with multiple ectopic arrhythmias and prolonged survival; report of a case with autopsy studies.
• Thanksgiving Day, after 911.
• Awful offal.
• Compliance.
• . . . The greatest of these is charity.
• The appearance of evil.
• Role models of the female persuasion.
• The good ol' days--or the new ones? Whose decision?
• Y2K, TV, and the electronic culture.
• So nicotine is addictive ... so what?
• To live forever.
• Navigating the morass.
• Slow death.
• Med school revisited: 1941 to '44-and so on to 1996 and beyond.
• Flotsam and Jetsam.
• Safety first--mostly.
• Eldercare.
• Foxy in the henhouse.
• An HMO Christmas story.
• Ramblings from an AMA ex-delegate.
• The pain of Christmas.
• OSHA stuff and nonsense.
• Loss prevention.
• Ethical and judicial considerations.
• A New Year's retrospective, or, a tremulous look down the pike.
• With one voice.
• Warning! health care plan hazardous to patient care!
• Nixing the habit.
• The fatal flaw.
• Up up up up up up--down down down down.
• Documentation.
• Medical heritage: divide and conquer.
• An anachronism in the new health care system.
• Fright.
• The Great American Smokeout.
• Whose patient, anyhow?
• Prophylaxis.
• . . . where no one has gone before.
• War is hell.
• Preventive medicine series.
• Reflections on things ethical and judicial.
• Trouble in the waterworks: a view from the inside.
• Rolling the dice.
• Managed care.
• Managed care revisited.
• The AMA--who needs it?
• Noncare of the elderly.
• The medical beat--fuzzy futuring.
• Welcome to the Islands: AMA interim meeting, 1979.
• Stultification through gadgetry.
• The once and future Pap smear.
• Gamboling on the Vegas: the 1981 AMA Interim Meeting.
• Professionalism in medicine: the buck stops here.
• Into the brier-patch.
• After Baby Doe.
• A manner of speaking.
• Uneasy rests the head--.
• The gravity of antigravity.
• Man and mayhem.
• Professionalism and the quality of medical care.
• CME revisited; why Italy?
• The ghost of Christmas future.
• Disease in Nashville: a short history.
• Security and the FDA.
• Medical education in Tennessee.
• Editorial: On being sane in insane places.
• Editorial: On medical education.
• The stygian smoke (contemporary).
• Editorial: Cancer--1974.
• Editorial: On sexual freedom.

Schools

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• Vanderbilt University School Of Medicine

• University Of Al Hospital

Doctors Specialties

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• Pathology

Accepted Insurances

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• MultiPlan PPO
• PHCS Network PPO

Education

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• University of Alabama Medical Center
• Vanderbilt University
• Ohio State University Hospital
• Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

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