CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: William Chapman Lee, M.D., F.A.C.S. OFFICE ADDRESS: 5825 Airline Highway Baton Rouge, LA 70805 PREMEDICAL EDUCATION: Louisiana State University 1962-1965 Mississippi College Summer - 1964 MEDICAL EDUCATION: Louisiana State University (New Orleans) School of Medicine June 7, 1969 INTERNSHIP: Earl K. Long Medical Center Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1969-1970 RESIDENCY: '. Louisiana State University Department of Surgery Charity Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana 1970-1974 PRACTICE: Surgical Associates of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Louisiana July 1976-June 1995 Retired
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CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME: William Chapman Lee, M.D., F.A.C.S.
OFFICE ADDRESS: 5825 Airline HighwayBaton Rouge, LA 70805
PREMEDICAL EDUCATION: Louisiana State University1962-1965Mississippi CollegeSummer - 1964
MEDICAL EDUCATION: Louisiana State University (New Orleans)School of MedicineJune 7, 1969
INTERNSHIP: Earl K. Long Medical CenterBaton Rouge, Louisiana1969-1970
RESIDENCY:
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Louisiana State UniversityDepartment of SurgeryCharity HospitalNew Orleans, Louisiana1970-1974
PRACTICE: Surgical Associates of Baton RougeBaton Rouge, LouisianaJuly 1976-June 1995Retired
Southern Society of Clinical SurgeonsVice President, 2006-2007President, 2007-2008
The American Association for the Surgeryof Trauma
"Gastroaortic Fistulas Resulting From BenignGastric Ulcers in Hiatal Hernias"The American SurgeonsAugust 1980Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D., Thomas B.Cocke, M.D., G. Tipton McKnight, M.D. and TerryR. Jones, M.D.
"Stab Wounds and Surgical JudgmentAn Analysis of 219 Cases Over 10 Years"Present - Southern Surgical AssociationDecember 1983Annals of SurgeryMay 1984Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D., F. CarterNance, M.D., and Joseph Uddo, M.D.
"Ileosigmoid Knot"Southern Medical JournalVolume 77, Number 10October 1984Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D. and BrianAmy, M.D.
"Field Intravenous Lines - Are They Worth It?"Submitted - Journal of TraumaPresented - American Association for the Surgeryof TraumaSeptember 19,1986Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D., and RileyNelson, B.S.
TITLES OF PAPERS: "The Effect of Preoperative Total ParentalNutrition on Surgery Outcomes"Journal of the American Dietetic AssociationSeptember 1987Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, l'v1.D., Connie J.Clark, M.D., R.D., and Margaret Younathan,Ph.D., R.D.
"Cecal Diverticulitis: Changing Trends inManagement"Southern Medical JournalVolume 81, Number 3March 1988Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D. and EricJ. Wyble, M.D.
"Surgical Management of Breast Cancer"The Cancer QuarterlyVolume II, Number 1Spring, 1988W. Chapman Lee, M.D.
"The Need for Definitive Therapy in theManagement of Perforated Gastric Ulcers:Review of 202 Cases"Annals of SurgeryJanuary 1989Co-authored: W. Chapman Lee, M.D., RichardHodnett, M.D., Federico Gonzalez, M.D., FrancisC. Nance, M.D., and Rene Deboisblanc, M.D.
Presidential Address"Politics and Education - Both Barrels"Surgical Association of LouisianaJanuary 20, 1990
Panel- TraumaLecture-Common Problems in TA TraumaSt. Francis Hospital Adult & PediatricTrauma SymposiumTulsa, OklahomaSeptember 19, 1997
Mirizzi's Syndrome: Experience andRecommendations from A Mult-InstitutionalReview.American Surgeon, January 2001; 67 (1): 11-4Johnson L.W., Sehon lK, Lee W.C.
Surgical Management for Chronic PancreatitisAmerican Surgeon 2001; 67(5):487-90Howell lG; Johnson L.W; Sehon IK; Lee W.e.
Our Lady of the Lake Regional MedicalCenter
Baton Rouge General Medical Center
Earl K. Long Medical Center
Professor of Clinical SurgeryL.S.u. School of MedicineEarl K. Long Medical CenterBaton Rouge, LouisianaJuly 1989 - Present
Chief of Surgical ServicesL.S.u. School of MedicineEarl K. Long Medical CenterBaton Rouge, LouisianaJuly 1982-July 1989April 1992-Present
Director of Critical CareEarl K. Long Medical CenterBaton Rouge, LouisianaApril 1992 - 2000
Medical DirectorEarl K. Long Medical CenterBaton Rouge, Louisiana2002 - Present
Associate Dean for Baton Rouge AffairsLSU School of MedicineLSU Health Science Center2003 - Present
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SPECIALTY OF SURGERY (GENERAL SURGERY) DEFINED
May be defined in a comprehensive but still specific manner as follows:
1. A CEl\TTRALCORE OF KNo-WLEDGE OF, AND SKILLS COlvll\10N TO ,ALL SURGICAL SPECIALTIES: viz., anatomy, physiology, metabolism, pathology, woundhealing, shock and resuscitation, neoplasia and nutrition.
2. THE DIAGNOSIS, PRE-OPERATIVE, OPERATIVE, AND POST-OPERATIVE CARE, INCLUDING THAT PROVIDED IN THE EMERGENCYDEP ARTJ\1ENTA.ND THE INTENSIVE CARE mUT, OF PATIENTS WITH DISEASE OFTHE FOLLOwrnG PRlMARY COlv1PONENTS:
A. THE ALllvffiNT ARY TRACT
B. THE ABDOMEN AND ITS CONTENTS
C. THE BREAST
D. THE HEAD AND NECK
E. THE VASCULAR SYSTEM, excluding the intracranial vessels, the heartand those vessels intrinsic and immediately adjacent thereto.
F. THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
G. THE TOTAL MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMA, including musculosketal,. hand and head injuries. The responsibility for all phases of care of the injured patient is anessential component of general surgery.
3. ADEQUATE EMPLOYMENT OFENDOSCOPIC TECHNIQUES,PARTICULARLY RlGID PROCTOSIGMOIDOSCOPY AND OPERJ'>.TIVECHOLEDOCHOSCOPY. In addition, the general surgeon must be familiar with a variety ofendoscopic techniques such as laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy, esophagoscopy, gastroscopy,colonoscopy and peritoneoscopy.
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4. ADDITIONALLY AS SECONDARY COJ:v.[POJ:\lENTS,the general surgeon isexpected to possess understanding of the principles of and to have acquired a personal clinicalexperience, to include operative care, in the more common problems in thoracic, cardiac,gynecologic, neurologic, orthopaedic, plastic, neonatal and urologic surgery and anesthesiology.Appropriate clinical experience in the special disciplines enumerated in the preceding sentenceshould be acquired by a formal rotation on a separately constituted service, or by having been theoperating surgeon or first assistant surgeon on an acceptable number and variety of cases.
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
WILLIAM: CHAPMAN LEE, M.D., F.A.C.S.
To be meaningful, Continuing Medical Education must be pertinent and current. Therefore,Continuing Medical Education activities spanning only the most recent years are included.
Surgical Association of LouisianaLouisiana Chapter of the American College of SurgeonsJoint MeetingNew Orleans, LouisianaJanuary 19-20, 19919 Hours
Sixty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Committee on TraumaAmerican College of SurgeonsDenver, ColoradoFebruary 21-23, 199112 Hours
American Board of SurgeryCertifying (Oral) ExaminationsAssociate ExaminerNew Orleans, LouisianaFebruary 25-27, 1991
Fifty-First Annual MeetingThe American Association for the Surgery of TraumaPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaSeptember 11-14, 199130,5 Hours
Southern Surgical AssociationThe HomesteadHot Springs, VirginiaDecember 1-4, 1992
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Surgical Association of LouisianaLouisiana Chapter of the American College of Surgeons]oint MeetingNew Orleans, LouisianaJanuary 18-19, 19928 Hours
Seventieth Annual Meeting of the Committee on TraumaAmerican College of SurgeonsDallas, TexasMarch 5, 199220 Hours
Seventy-Eighth Annual Clinical CongressAmerican College of SurgeonsNew Orleans, LouisianaOctober 11-16, 199240 Hours
Annual Trauma/Critical Care SymposiumRegion VI Committee on TraumaAmerican College of SurgeonsDallas, TexasNovember 13-14, 1992
Southern Surgical AssociationTurnberry Isle Resort and ClubAventura, FloridaDecember 6-9, 1992
Surgical Association of LouisianaLouisiana Chapter of the American College of SurgeonsJoint MeetingNew Orleans, LouisianaJanuary 23-24, 19938.5 Hours
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Seventy-First Annual Meeting of the Committee on TraumaAmerican College of SurgeonsSan Diego, CaliforniaMarch 11-13, 1993
Sixty- Third Annual MeetingSouthern Society of Clinical SurgeonsDenver, ColoradoApril 4-7, 199314.5 Hours
