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Randall S. Friese,
MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Arizona Health
Sciences Center
Department of Surgery, Rm. 5411
1501 N. Campbell Avenue
PO Box 245063
Tucson, AZ 85724-5063
Office Phone: (520) 626-0478
Office Fax: (520) 626-5016 Email:rfriese@surgery.arizona.edu
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| Education |
Masters: |
Clinical
Sciences, with distinction: 2005-2008, University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Graduate School,
Dallas |
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MD: |
1986-90,
University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore |
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Residency: |
1997,
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Department
of Surgery, Denver
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Fellowship: |
1997,
Research, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Department
of Surgery |
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2001-2002, Burn
Trauma Critcal Care, University of Texas Southwestern Medical
Center at Dallas |
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Board Certifications
Board Certified in General Surgery, 1998
Surgical Critical
Care, 2002
Research
Effects of sleep deprivation during recovery from critical illness
and injury, which is common in the hospital setting, and research
on the benefits of sleep promotion during recovery.
Selected Publications
- Friese, R. “Sleep and Recovery
from Critical Illness and Injury: A Review of Theory,
Current Practice and Future Directions.” Critical
Care Medicine 36(3):697-705, 2008.
- Friese R, Barber R, McBride
D, Bender J, and Gentilello L. “Could Beta Blockade Improve
Outcome After Injury by Modulating Inflammatory Profiles?” Journal
of Trauma: 64(4):1061-1068, 2008.
- Friese, R, Diaz-Arrastia
R, McBride D, Frankel H and Gentilello L. “Quantity and Quality
of Sleep in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit: Are our
Patients Sleeping?” Journal of Trauma: 63: 1210-1214,
2007.
- Friese, Randall, Dineen Sean, Jennings
Andrew, Pruitt Jeffrey, Shafi, Shahid, Frankel, Heidi and Gentilello,
Larry “Serum B-Type Natriuretic Peptide: A Marker of
Fluid Resuscitation After Injury?” Journal of Trauma
62(6):1346-1351, 2007.
- Friese RS, Shafi S, Gentilello LM “Pulmonary Artery Catheter
Use is Associated with Reduced Mortality in Severely Injured Patients:
A National Trauma Databank Analysis of 53,312 patients”. Critical
Care Medicine Vol 34, No.6, pp.1597-1601, 2006.
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