Physician
General Surgery
Dr. Richard P. Saik, MD
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Doctor Richard P. Saik, MD practices General Surgery. He attended Yale University School of Medicine. Yale University School of Medicine is a one of the best medicals schools. Yale University School of Medicine is ranked 7/57 in Research/PrimaryCare. He has 1 awards "Fellow (FACS)". Richard Saik has written publications. He has 59 publications published with PubMed. The lastest paper is: 'An improved rectal pack.'
Publications
- General surgery-important advances in clinical medicine: gastric mucosal erosion.
- Serotonin as an inhibitor of gastrin.
- Management of hyperparathyroidism in patients with renal failure.
- Biliary obstruction in chronic pancreatitis: indications for surgical intervention.
- Mortality and gastrointestinal surgery in the aged: elective vs emergency procedures.
- Isolation of viable enriched suspensions of parietal cells.
- The impact of emergency medicine on surgical care in the emergency ward.
- The congo red test to determine completeness of vagotomy: clinical application.
- Intra-abdominal sepsis and perfluorocarbons: mechanism of protection.
- Operative mortality in general surgery.
- Recurrent hiatal hernia repair: A potential surgical dilemma.
- Truncal vagotomy causes biliary sludge formation.
- The Veterans Administration and academic surgery. A report from the Committee on Issues of the Association for Academic Surgery 1979 meeting.
- Bleeding from gastritis: usefulness of vasopressin.
- Cimetidine for prevention of acute gastrointestinal bleeding.
- Impact of choice of anesthetic with vagotomy testing.
- Pros and cons of parietal cell versus truncal vagotomy.
- Nonoperative management of splenic trauma. Conservative or radical treatment?
- Dimethylsulfoxide protection against gastric stress ulceration.
- Intraoperative and postoperative testing for completeness of vagotomy.
- Guanylate cyclase activity in frog gastric mucosa.
- Evaluation of a bacitracin-neomycin surgical skin preparation.
- Effect of ileal exclusion on the Heidenhain pouch acid response to histamine in dogs.
- Small bowel control of pepsin secretion.
- Effect of endogenous acidification of the duodenum on the Heidenhain pouch pepsin response to histamine.
- Gastric secretory effects of chloralose and ketamine anesthesia.
- Letter: Bile duct adenomatosis of the liver.
- Influence of age on mortality of colon surgery.
- Total counts of antral gastrin cells: a simple direct method.
- Changing patterns of gastrointestinal bleeding.
- CNS actions of calcitonin gene-related peptide on gastric acid secretion in conscious dogs.
- Wound dehiscence after cholecystectomy and salmonella infection.
- Human gastrin response to secretin after vagotomy.
- Bile duct adenomatosis of the liver: a misleading finding on surgical exploration of the abdomen.
- Increasing acid response to a meal in the chronic Heidenhain pouch.
- Spectrum of cholangitis.
- An improved rectal pack.
- The practicality of the Congo Red test, or is your vagotomy complete?
- Drug-induced colitis as a surgical disease.
- Cholecystostomy hazard in acute cholangitis.
- A study of fundoplication disruption and deformity.
- Human gastrin response after ulcer surgery.
- Noninvasive vascular assessment of dumping syndrome. Usefulness in therapeutic decisions.
- Prostaglandin E1 inhibition of acid but not gastrin.
- Expanding indications for early parathyroidectomy in the elderly female.
- Hyperparathyroidism from a hamartoma.
- Expanded indications for preperitoneal hernia repair: the high risk patient.
- Vagotomy and the antral "G-cell".
- Gastric tissue prostaglandin levels. Effect of vagotomy.
- Wound dehiscence. Pathophysiology and prevention.
- Topical calcium and pH effect on gastrin release and parietal cell secretion.
- Metiamide: more than an H2-receptor antagonist.
- Low density and high density lipoprotein turnover following portacaval shunt in swine.
- Gastrin-related compounds and their effect on gastric-acid and gastrin output in the dog.
- Early appearance of abscess after biliary operation.
- Lithium: not a sensitive indicator of hydrogen ion diffusion.
- Cation and hydrogen ion effect on canine acid and gastrin output.
- Uncovering rhythms in serum gastrin.
Schools
Yale University
Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania
Doctors Specialties
- General Surgery
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Fellow (FACS)
Education
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University of Pennsylvania Health System -
Yale University School of Medicine
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