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  • Kourosh Keyhani MD, Aresh Keyhani MD, Ravi Radhakrishnan MD

    UTMB Surgery Attends The Texas Surgical Society Fall Meeting

    October 21, 2022, 11:42 AM by UTMB Surgery

    The members look forward to continuing their conversations at the spring 2023 meeting of The Texas Surgical Society, which will be held in Tyler.

  • jong lee MD, UTMB Logo, Shriners Children's logo

    Jong Lee, M.D., Named Chief of Staff for Burns at Shriners Children's Texas

    October 3, 2022, 09:21 AM by Shriners Children's Texas Burn Care

    Jong Lee, M.D., a 21-year veteran of caring for children with acute burns at Shriners Children’s Texas, has been named the hospital’s chief of staff for burns and the Jim and Susan Clawson Endowed Chair.

  • Drs. Jayson Jay & Amina El Ayadi photos

    Provectus Biopharmaceuticals Establishes Research Collaboration with University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston to Investigate Pharmaceutical-Grade Small Molecule Immunotherapy Rose Bengal for Wound Healing

    October 3, 2022, 08:57 AM by Source: Provectus Biopharmaceuticals Inc.

    Drs. El Ayadi and Jay plan to examine the safety of topically-applied, multi-dosed RBS over the wound healing periods of inflammation and cellular proliferation, determine the efficacy of RBS in a pre-clinical model of wound healing, and elucidate a spatiotemporal immune activation signature over wound healing time in a large animal model of burn and full-thickness cutaneous trauma.

  • UTMB Department of Surgery logo with ambulance illustration in teal circle

    "Is It Worth It?" UTMB Trauma Services Event Demonstrates the Dangers of Drinking & Drugged Driving

    September 12, 2022, 15:34 PM by José Mendiola

    The live, grant-funded production included many stages of a real-life scenario on drinking/drugged driving by including a staged car accident, transport to the hospital, jail, and death. Many thanks to Trauma Services and The Center for Addiction Research for coordinating this successful event.

  • Surgery Graduation 2022 news image

    Surgery Graduation, 2022

    July 6, 2022, 14:20 PM by UTMB Surgery

    Congratulations, Graduates!

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