Physician
General Surgery
Dr. Robert F. Buckman, MD
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Robert Buckman works in the field of General Surgery. He attended Duke University School of Medicine. Duke University School of Medicine is a one of the best medicals schools. Duke University School of Medicine is ranked 8 in research and 29 in primary care medicine He received 1 awards: "Fellow (FACS)". Dr. Robert F. Buckman is a published doctor and has 47 publications published. The lastest was: 'Blunt duodenal rupture: a 6-year statewide experience.'
Publications
- A new resource-constrained triage method applied to victims of penetrating injury.
- Precise formulation and evidence-based application of resource-constrained triage.
- A new "TRISS-like" probability of survival model for intubated trauma patients.
- Does aggressive therapy improve survival in suboptimal stage IIIc/IV ovarian cancer? A Canadian-American comparative study.
- Eligibility for CPR: is every death a cardiac arrest?
- Towards a definition of the dying patient: a response to Baylis.
- High-dose cyclophosphamide in small-cell carcinoma of the lung.
- Long-term survival in myelomatosis. A report to the MRC working party on leukaemia in adults.
- Percutaneous diagnosis and drainage of pylephlebitis: a case report.
- MR imaging of traumatic diaphragmatic rupture.
- The significance of stable patients with sternal fractures.
- Penetrating neck trauma in children: an urban hospital's experience.
- Future directions for resuscitation research. V. Ultra-advanced life support.
- Comparison of alternative methods for assessing injury severity based on anatomic descriptors.
- The effect of agitation of stored human blood on microaggregate formation.
- Ureteral injuries from penetrating trauma.
- External genitalia gunshot wounds: a ten-year experience with fifty-six cases.
- A unifying pathogenetic mechanism in the etiology of intraperitoneal adhesions;.
- The source and removal of microaggregates in aged human blood and human blood components.
- Portal vein injuries.
- Injuries of the inferior vena cava.
- Role of flexible endoscopy in the evaluation of possible esophageal trauma after penetrating injuries.
- Diaphragmatic rupture presenting 50 years after the traumatic event.
- Juxtahepatic venous injuries: a critical review of reported management strategies.
- Off-pump extraction of an embedded high posterior left ventricular bullet utilizing a new cardiac stabilization device.
- The surgical principles of John Hunter.
- William Cowper.
- Major bowel and diaphragmatic injuries associated with blunt spleen or liver rupture.
- Prospective trial of the six hour rule in stab wounds of the chest.
- Hypotension and bleeding with various anatomic patterns of blunt splenic injury in adults.
- Prevention of experimental postoperative adhesions by ancrod defibrinogenation.
- Vertical deceleration trauma. Principles of management.
- Anatomic considerations in penetrating gluteal wounds.
- Lord Moynihan of Leeds.
- A physiologic basis for the adhesion-free healing of deperitonealized surfaces.
- Modification of postoperative tendon adhesions by ancrod defibrinogenation.
- Some effects of Bunnell suture on otherwise uninjured tendons in subhuman primates.
- Clamp control of the right ventricular angle to facilitate exposure and repair of cardiac wounds.
- Detection of pulmonary aspiration of gastric contents in an animal model by assay of peptic activity in bronchoalveolar fluid.
- Penetrating cardiac wounds: prospective study of factors influencing initial resuscitation.
- Endoscopic evaluation of penetrating esophageal injuries.
- Status of trauma patient management as measured by survival/death outcomes: looking toward the 21st century.
- Blunt duodenal rupture: a 6-year statewide experience.
- Extended intravascular shunting in an experimental model of vascular injury.
- Open-chest cardiac massage without major thoracotomy: metabolic indicators of coronary and cerebral perfusion.
- Direct cardiac massage without major thoracotomy: feasibility and systemic blood flow.
Schools
Duke University
Doctors Specialties
- Critical Care Surgery
- General Surgery
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Fellow (FACS)
Education
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UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School -
Johns Hopkins University -
Duke University School of Medicine
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