Prepared May, 2004
CURRICULUM VITAE
CARSON D. SCHNECK, M.D., PH.D
PERSONAL
HOME ADDRESS:
2271 Brick Tavern Road
Quakertown, PA 18951
HOME TELEPHONE:
(215) 536-5761
BUSINESS ADDRESS:
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
Temple University School of Medicine
3400 N. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19140
BUSINESS TELEPHONE:
(215) 707-3143
BIRTHPLACE:
Allentown, PA, U.S.A.
BIRTHDATE:
October 10, 1933
CITIZENSHIP STATUS:
U.S.A.
MARITAL STATUS:
Married
SPOUSE:
Freda Schneck
CHILDREN:
Deborah
Stephanie
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL
Muhlenberg College
DATES
DEGREE/YR/SUBJECT
1951-1955
BS 1955, Natural Science
GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL
Temple University
School of Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
1955-1959
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M.D., 1959
GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL (Continued)
Temple University
Graduate School
Philadelphia, PA
1961-1965
Ph.D., 1965, Anatomy
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
Internship
Frankford Hospital
Philadelphia, PA
1959-1960
MD 027426L
1960-Present
LICENSURE
Pennsylvania
ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARD
Alpha Omega Alpha
Honorary Medical Fraternity
TUSM
1957
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1968
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1970
1970 Medical School
Year Book Dedication
TUSM
1970
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1972
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1974
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1976
Lindback Teaching Award
Temple University
1976
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1978
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1980
Sowell Teaching Award
TUSM
1980
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ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARD (Continued)
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1980
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1981
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1982
1982 Medical School
Year book Dedication
TUSM
1982
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching award
TUSM
1983
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1983
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1984
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1985
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1985
First Prize
Best Scientific Exhibit:
Anatomy of wrist and
Carpal tunnel shown by MRI
Pennsylvania Radiological
Society Annual Meeting
1986
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1986
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1987
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ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARD (Continued)
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1987
Award of Honorable Mention
MR Imaging of the most
commonly injured and diseased
structures of the elbow and ankle.
Exhibit at Radiological Society
of North America Meeting
1987
Great Teachers Award
(Inaugural year of award)
Temple University
1988
First Prize
Best Scientific Exhibit
MR imaging of the most
commonly injured structures
of the elbow and ankle
Pennsylvania Radiological
Society Annual Meeting
1988
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1988
Alpha Omega Alpha -AAMC
Alpha Omega Alpha
Distinguished Teacher Award
American Association of
Basic Science
Medical Colleges
(1st recipient of this national award)
1988
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1989
Cum Laude Award
MR imaging of the carpal
tunnel: normal anatomy and
carpal tunnel syndrome
Exhibit at Radiological
Society of North America Meeting
1989
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1990
Cum Laude Award
MRI structural correlates of
carpal tunnel syndrome
Exhibit at Radiological
Society of North America Meeting
1990
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ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARD (Continued)
Stauffer Award
Distinguished Faculty Service
to Temple University
Temple University
1991
1991 Temple University Medical
Alumni Achievement Award
TUSM
1991
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1991
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1991
Sowell Teaching Award
TUSM
1992
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1992
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1993
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1994
Cum Laude Award
MR imaging of exercised
skeletal muscle: atlas of
functional anatomy
Exhibit at Radiological Society
of North America Meeting
1994
1995 Medical School
Year Book Dedication
TUSM
1995
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1996
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ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARD (Continued)
1st Prize for presented paper
Kim D., Spears J, Schneck CD,
Mitra A. Spears
An unnamed first rib fibrous
band as a cause of thoracic
outlet syndrome
Robert Ivy Society Meeting and
1996
Philadelphia Hand Society Meeting
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1997
Sowell Teaching Award
TUSM
1997
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
1998
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
1999
Medical School
1999 Year Book Dedication
TUSM
1999
Hooder for Diploma
Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
2000
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
2002
Class of 2002
Teaching Award
TUSM
2002
Hooder for Medical School
Diploma Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
2002
Hooder for Medical School
Diploma Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
2003
SAMA Golden Apple
Teaching Award
TUSM
2004
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Hooder for Medical School
Diploma Awarding Ceremony
(elected by graduates)
TUSM
2004
APPOINTMENTS
ACADEMIC
Instructor of Anatomy
Temple University
School of Medicine
1960-1965
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Temple University
School of Medicine
1965-1968
Associate Professor of Anatomy
Temple University
School of Medicine
1968-1974
Professor of Anatomy
Temple University
School of Medicine
1974-Present
Acting Chair
Anatomy Department
Temple University
School of Medicine
1978-1979
Secondary Appointment
Professor of Diagnostic Imaging
1986-Present
Acting Chair
Anatomy Department
Temple University
School of Medicine
1993-1997
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
EDUCATIONAL
MEDICAL STUDENT AND GRADUATE STUDENT COURSES
* = COURSES TAUGHT ANNUALLY UP TO THE PRESENT TIME.
HOURS LISTED ARE CARSON SCHNECK'S PERSONAL
PARTICIPATING HOURS
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*Human Gross Anatomy Course
140-220 Freshman Medical Students
and 1-5 Graduate Students - 182 to 159 hours
Course Director
1960-present
1969-present.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (Continued)
EDUCATIONAL (Continued)
*Freshman Neuroanatomy Course
140-220 Freshman Medical Students
and 1-5 Graduate Students – 70-100 hours annually
1960-1968
1972-present.
Sophomore Anatomy Review
140-220 Sophomore Medical Students - 8 hours
1960-1974,
1997
Freshman Histology Course
140 Freshman Medical Students
and 10 Graduate Students - 100 hours
1960-1968
Anatomy for Biomedical Engineering
(Temple-Drexel Cooperative Program)
12 Graduate Students - 90 hours, annually
1965-1985
Musculoskeletal Interdisciplinary Course
180 Junior Medical Students - 3-8 hours annually
1969-1994
Functional and Surgical Anatomy of the
Back and Extremities
1 to 5 Graduate Students - 48 hours, annually
1970-1985
Functional and Surgical Anatomy of the
Head and Neck
1 to 5 Graduate Students - 20 hours, annually
1970-1985
*Neuroanatomic Basis of Neurological Diagnosis
Elective Course for Sophomore Medical Students
60-150 Medical Students - 14 hours, annually
1970 - present
*Cross-Sectional Anatomy for Interpretation of CT,
MRI and Ultrasound Images. Elective Course for
Sophomore Medical Students
60-150 Medical Students - 14 hours, annually
1979-present
*Summer Educational Reinforcement Activity
Program for Incoming Disadvantaged Medical Students
1973-present
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20-35 Students - 12-16 hours, annually
*Clinical Gross Anatomy Elective for Senior
Medical Students in 3-4 week Elective Blocks
30-80 senior medical students annually
1979-present
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (Continued)
EDUCATIONAL (Continued)
Instructor for Temple Basic Cardiac Life Support Course
1985-1987
Minor participation (occasional lectures over the years)
in the Sophomore Neurosciences Interdisciplinary Course
Sophomore Cardiovascular Interdisciplinary Course
and Anatomical Methods Course - 4 hours
Oral Histology Course
120 Freshman Dental Students - 8 hrs
1993-1994
Medical Histology Course
187 Freshman Medical Students and
2 Graduate students - 28 hrs
1994-1995
Podiatric Neuroanatomy
100 Podiatry students
6 lecture Hrs.
1999-2002
MEDICAL POST-GRADUATE AND CONTINUING MEDICAL
EDUCATION COURSES
* = COURSES TAUGHT ANNUALLY UP TO THE PRESENT TIME.
HOURS LISTED ARE CARSON SCHNECK'S PERSONAL
PARTICIPATING HOURS
* Functional and Surgical Anatomy of the Back and
Limbs for Resident Physicians in Orthopedic
Surgery, Rehabilitation Medicine, and plastic surgery
75-100 Residents from TUH and affiliated hospitals
40-60 hours, annually
Functional and Surgical Anatomy of the Head and
Neck for Resident Physicians in Neurosurgery,
Neurology, ENT, and Rehabilitation Medicine
50 Residents from TUH and affiliated hospitals
30 hours, annually
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1960-present
1960-1967
Functional and Clinical Anatomy of the Central
Nervous System for Psychiatrists 20 Staff and
Resident Physicians - 13 hours
1970,1975,
1980-2002
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (Continued)
EDUCATIONAL (Continued)
Abdominal Anatomy for Proctology Residents
8 Staff and Resident Physicians -19 hours
1970, 1977
Cross-Sectional Anatomy for Ultrasound Diagnosis
50 Staff, Continuing Education Radiologists,
Residents and Technicians - 20 hours, annually
1975-1987
*Cross-Sectional Anatomy Correlated with Magnetic
Resonance Imaging, Computed Tomographic and
Ultrasound Images
30 Radiology Staff and Residents
11 to 30 hours, annually
Functional, Surgical and Sectional Anatomy of the
Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis and Perineum
50 resident physicians in Radiology, General Surgery,
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Urology and Proctology
20 hours, annually
1978-present
1982-1987
* The Neuroanatomical Basis for Neurological
Diagnosis for Resident Physicians in Neurosurgery,
Neurology, ENT and Rehabilitation Medicine
25-50 Residents from TUH and affiliated hospitals
40-90 hours, annually
1968-present
*Gross and Microscopic Anatomy of the Temporal
Bone for ENT Resident Physicians
15 Residents from TUH and affiliated hospitals
10-20 hours, annually
1966-present
* Ophthalmologic Anatomy and Neuroanatomy for
Ophthalmologic Resident Physicians
15-30 Residents and Staff from TUH and affiliated
hospitals - 20 hours, annually
1968-present
Functional Surgical and Sectional Anatomy of the
Head and Neck for Resident Physicians in ENT and
Oral Surgery 10-20 Residents - 20-30 hours, annually
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1979-1997
GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED
Temple University
Donald Cahill, Ph.D, 1968
David Seiden, Ph.D, 1972
1968
1972
RESEARCH
GRANT SUPPORT
Previous Support
NIH Research Grant AM 33838
Co-Principal Investigator
Stabilizing Role of Human Ankle and
Subtalar Joints
(Funding extended to March 1, 1988)
(Competing Continuation 1988 – 1991)
1984-1987
PRESENTATIONS (Invited – Last five years only)
Musculoskeletal anatomy and kinesiology for
orthopedic surgeons
Allegheny General Hospital
Orthopedic Surgery Department
9 Hrs. PGME-CME.
Jul. 23, 1999
and
Jul. 24, 1999
Orbital anatomy for ophthalmologists
Temple OphthalmologyDepartment
4 Hrs. PGME.
Aug.17, 1999
The neuroanatomic basis of neuroophthalmology
Temple Ophthalmology Department
8 Hrs. PGME.
Aug. 24, 1999
and
Aug. 31, 1999
The neuroanatomic basis of neurological diagnosis
Jefferson Departments of Neurosurgery and
Neurology
14 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 10, 1999
through
Dec. 17, 1999
The neuroanatomic basis of neurological diagnosis
Hahnemann Neurology Department
15 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 11, 1999
and
Nov. 20, 1999
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PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Neuroanatomy for neurologists, neurosurgeons
and psychiatrists
Osler Institute Board Review Courses for
Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
Board Examinations, Atlanta, GA.
8 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 26, 1999
Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Kinesiology
JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute
Edison, NJ.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 28, 1999
Anatomy of the spine
Temple Rheumatology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Oct.
Anatomy for Psychiatrists
AEMC
2 Hrs PGME
Nov. 5, 1999
and
Nov. 12, 1999
Gross anatomy of joints
Temple Rheumatology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME.
Nov. 24, 1999
Lower limb kinesiology
1999 Gait and Orthotics course for all Philadelphia
Physiatry residents
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital
2 Hrs. PGME
Nov. 9, 1999
6, 1999
Anatomy of nerve compression syndromes
Temple Rheumatology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Feb. 9, 2000
Temporal bone anatomy
Temple Otolaryngology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Feb. 29, 2000
Anatomy, Kinesiology and Neuroanatomy for
Rehabilitation medicine, 34t h Comprehensive Board
Review Course in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas
12 Hrs. CME-PGME
Mar. 3, 2000
and
Mar. 4, 2000
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PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Neuroanatomy for psychiatrists
Temple Psychiatry department
11 Hrs. PGME
Mar. 9, 2000
through
May 16, 2000
Kessler 2000 PM&R Review Course
Musculoskeletal anatomy and kinesiology
Neuroanatomical basis of neurological diagnosis
Musculoskeletal and neuro imaging
Kessler Institute of Rehabilitation,
College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
18 Hrs. CME-PGME
Mar. 10, 2000
and
Mar. 11, 2000
Radiological Anatomy and Development of the heart
Temple Department of Diagnostic Imaging
2 Hrs. PGME
Mar.13, 2000
and
Mar.20, 2000
Neuroanatomy for neurologists
Osler Institute Review Course for
Neurology Board Examination
7 Hrs. CME-PGME
Apr. 3, 2000
Anatomy of the Tracheobronchial Tree
and Esophagus, 317 th Chevalier
Jackson-Norris Bronchoesophagology Course
Temple Otolaryngology Department
5 Hrs. CME-PGME
Apr. 7, 2000
Anatomy and kinesiology of the cervical spine
Advances in the Treatment of Cervical Pain:
Multidimensional Perspectives
Ninth Annual Meeting of the Philadelphia Pain Society
0.5 Hr. CME
Apr. 7, 2000
Imaging of joints
Temple Rheumatology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Apr. 12, 2000
Radiological Anatomy of the Musculoskeletal System
Temple Diagnostic Imaging Department
8 Hrs. PGME
Apr. 6, 2000
through
May 25, 2000
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PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Tales of Temple Students and Faculty
Temple Medical Alumni Reunion
1 Hr.
May 6, 2000
Cervical spine anatomy for interpreting films
Neck anatomy relevant to central lines,
Tracheostomy and Laryngostomy
Temple Emergency Medicine Department
3 Hrs. PGME
Jun. 1, 2000
Sellar/Parasellar Anatomy relevant to
Pituitary Surgery
Michael Scott Neurosurgery Symposium Temple
Neurosurgery Department
0.5 Hr. CME PGME
Jun. 2, 2000
Orbital anatomy and neuro-ophathalmology
Temple Ophthalmology Department
12 Hrs. PGME
Jul. 25, 2000
Aug.15, 2000
Aug.29, 2000
Neuroanatomy for neurosurgeons
Thomas Jefferson University
14 Hrs. PGME
Aug. 11, 2000
through
Nov. 17, 2000
Musculoskeletal anatomy and neuroanatomy for
Physiatrists and neurologists
JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute
16 Hrs. PGME-CME
Aug. 22, 2000
and
Aug. 23, 2000
Neuroanatomic basis of neurological diagnosis
Osler Institute Neurology and Psychiatry Board
Review Courses
8 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 13, 2000
Neuroanatomy for neurosurgeons
Neurosurgery Department
Indiana University School of Medicine
9 Hrs. PGME
Oct. 28, 2000
and
Oct. 29, 2000
Lower limb anatomy and kinesiology
Orthotics course for all Philadelphia Rehabilitation
Medicine Residents
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital
2 Hrs. PGME
Dec.
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7, 2000
PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Anatomy and Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal
System and Gait
Orthopedic Surgery Department
Geissinger Clinic
12 Hrs. PGME-CME
Jan. 26, 2001
and
Jan. 27, 2001
Anatomy, Kinesiology, Neuroanatomy and
Imaging for PM&R
Kessler PM&R Board Review Course, CMDNJ
18 Hrs. PGME-CME
Feb. 16, 2001
and
Feb. 17, 2001
Anatomy, Kinesiology, Neuroanatomy and
Imaging for PM&R
Kessler PM&R Board Review Course, CMDNJ
15 Hrs. PGME-CME
Mar. 10, 2001
and
Mar. 11, 2001
Neuroanatomic basis of neurological diagnosis
Temple Psychiatry Department
12 Hrs. PGME
Mar. 22, 2001
and
June 14, 2001
Temporal Bone Anatomy
Temple Otolaryngology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Mar. 23, 2001
Anatomy, Kinesiology, Gait and Neuroanatomy for
Rehabilitation Medicine
Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, New London, CT.
16 Hrs. PGME-CME
Mar. 31, 2001
and
Apr. 1, 2001
Cervical Spine Anatomy and Imaging,
Anatomy of Central Lines
Temple Emergency Medicine Department
3 Hrs. PGME-CME
Apr.
Anatomy of the tracheobrachial tree and
esophagus for bronchoesophagoscopy
320th Jackson-Norris Bronchoesophagology course
Temple Otolaryngology Department
4 Hrs. CME-PGME
Apr. 20, 2001
Sectional anatomy for sectional imaging
Brain, Head and Neck, Thorax
Temple Diagnostic Imaging Department
12 Hrs. PGME
Apr. 23, 2001
through
Jun. 26, 2001
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5, 2001
PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Neuroanatomic basis of neurological diagnosis
Osler Institute Neurology, Neurosurgery and
Psychiatric Board Review Courses, Philadelphia, PA.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
May 17 2001
Anatomy, Kinesiology and Neuroanatomy for
Rehabilitation Medicine
Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, NC.
12 Hrs. PGME-CME
Jun. 7, 2001
through
Jun. 8, 2001
Sectional anatomy for abdominal and pelvic
ultrasound imaging Thomas Jefferson University
Diagnostic Imaging Department
6 Hrs. CME-PGME
Jul. 12, 2001
through
Jul. 13, 2001
Sectional anatomy for ultrasound imaging
Temple Emergency Medicine Department
3 Hrs. PGME-CME
Jul. 19, 2001
Orbital anatomy and neuro-ophthalmology
Temple Ophthalmology Department
12 Hrs. PGME
Aug. 7, 2001
through
Aug. 21, 2001
Anatomy, kinesiology and neuroanatomy for
rehabilitation medicine
JFK Rehabilitation Institute, UMDNJ, Edison, NJ
18 Hrs. PGME-CME
Aug. 10, 2001
through
Aug. 11, 2001
Anatomy and kinesiology of the musculoskeletal system
Orthopedic Surgery Department
Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
Aug. 17, 2001
through
Aug. 18, 2001
Neuroanatomy for neurosurgeons
Jefferson Neurosurgery Department
14 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 7, 2001
through
Dec. 21, 2001
Neuroanatomical basis of neurology
Osler Institute Neurology and Psychiatry
Board Review Courses. Denver, CO.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 14, 2001
through
Sept. 15, 2001
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PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Temporal bone anatomy
Temple Otolaryngology Dept.
1 Hr. PGME-CME.
Nov. 20, 2001
Lower limb anatomy and kinesiology in gait
City-wide orthotics course
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital
2 Hrs. PGME-CME.
Dec.
Peripheral nerve injuries and entrapment neuropathies
Temple Rheumatology Dept.
1 Hr. PGME-CME.
Jan. 23, 2003
Anatomy, kinesiology, gait, neuroanatomy and
imaging for Rehabilitation medicine
Kessler PM&R Board Review Course, CMDNJ
18 Hrs. PGME-CME
Mar.
Anatomy, kinesiology, gait, neuroanatomy and
imaging for PM&R Board Review course in PM&R
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX.
15 Hrs. PGME-CME
Mar. 16, 2002
through
Mar. 17, 2002
The anatomic basis of endoscopic ultrasound
Endoscopic Ultrasound Course
Temple Gastroenterology Dept.
1 Hr. CME-PGME
Apr. 24, 2002
Anatomy of tracheobronchial tree and esophagus
321ST Jackson-Norris Bronchoesophagology Course
Temple Otolaryngology Dept.
0.5 Hr. CME-PGME
Apr. 26, 2002
Neuroanatomic basis of neurologic diagnosis
Osler Institute Neurology and Psychiatry Board
Review Courses, New York City, NY
9 Hrs. CME-PGME
May 4, 2002
Anatomic landmarks for arthrocentesis and regional anesthesia
Temple Emergency Medicine Dept
3 Hrs. PGME-CME
May 30, 2002
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5, 2001
8, 2002
Mar. 9, 2002
PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Sectional anatomic basis of sectional imaging
musculoskeletal system, thorax and abdomen
Temple Radiology Dept.
8 Hrs. PGME-CME
May 31, 2002
through
Jul. 16, 2002
Posterior cranial fossa and temporal bone anatomy for
vestibular schwannoma surgery
Michael Scott Seminar
Temple Neurosurgery Dept.
0.5 Hr. CME-PGME
Jun.
Anatomic basis of sectional imaging – Abdomen
Temple Diagnostic Imaging Department
5 Hours PGME-CME
Jul. 5, 2003
through
Aug. 29, 2003
Anatomic basis of ultrasound imaging of
abdomen and pelvis
Thomas Jefferson Ultrasound Dept.
9 Hours CME-PGME, Philadelphia, PA.
Jul. 11, 2002
through
Jul. 12, 2002
Orbital anatomy and neurophthalmology
Temple Ophthalmology Dept.
15 Hrs. PGME.
Aug. 2, 2002
Aug. 13, 2002
Aug. 27, 2002
Anatomy, kinesiology and neuroanatomy for
rehabilitation medicine
JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute UMDNJ
18 Hrs. PGME-CME
Aug. 16, 2002
through
Aug. 17, 2002
Anatomy kinesiology of the musculoskeletal system
Orthopedic Surgery Dept.
Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME.
Aug. 22, 2002
through
Aug. 23, 2002
Neuroanatomy for neurologists and psychiatrists
Osler Institute Neurology and Psychiatry Board
Review Courses
9 Hrs. PGME-CME. Baltimore, MD.
Sept. 28, 2002
Temporal bone anatomy
Temple Otolaryngology Dept.
1 Hr. PGME-CME.
Nov. 1, 2002
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7, 2002
PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Lower limb anatomy and kinesiology
Moss Hospital Orthotics course for all
Philadelphia PM&R residents
2 Hrs. PGME
Dec. 12, 2002
Neuroanatomy for neurosurgeons
Thomas Jefferson University
14 Hours PGME-CME
Jan. through
Apr. 1, 2003
Anatomy Kinesiology, gait, imaging and
neuroanatomy for Rehabilitation medicine
34th Board Review Course in PM&R
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX.
15 Hours PGME-CME
Feb. 22, 2003
through
Feb. 23, 2003
Anatomy, Kinesiology, gait, imaging and
neuroantomy for Rehabilitation medicine
Kessler 2003 Review Course in PM&R, UMDNJ
14 Hours PGME-CME
Mar. 7, 2003
Bronchopulmonary segments
Temple Otolaryngology Department
1 Hour PGME
Apr. 25, 2003
Peripheral nerve entrapments
Temple Rheumatology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
May 7, 2003
Neuroanatomy for neurology, psychiatry and
neurosurgery board examinations
Osler Institute Board Review Courses,Chicago, IL.
10 Hrs. PGME-CME
May 10, 2003
Anatomic basis of sectional imaging-abdomen, brain
Temple Diagnostic Imaging Department
12 Hours PGME-CME
Apr. 23, 2003
through
Jun. 17, 2003
Anatomy, Kinesiology and neuroanatomy for
Rehabilitation medicine
JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute UMDNJ
18 Hrs PGME-CME
Aug. 8, 2003
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Mar. 8, 2003
Aug. 9, 2003
PRESENTATIONS (Continued)
Orbital anatomy and neurophthalmology
Temple Ophthamology Dept.
15 Hrs. PGME
Aug. 5, 2003
Aug. 12, 2003
Aug. 19, 2003
Neuroanatomy for neurologists and psychiatrists
Olser Institute Neurology and Psychiatry
Board Review Courses, Indianapolis,IN.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
Sept. 7, 2003
Temporal bone anatomy
Temple Otolaryngology Dept
1 Hr PGME-CME
Oct. 22, 2003
Lower Limb anatomy and Kinesiology
Moss Hospital Orthotics Course for all
Philadelphia PM&R residents
2 Hours PGME
Dec. 4, 2003
Anatomy, kinesiology, gait, imaging and
neuroanatomy for rehabilitation medicine
Kessler 2003 Review course in PM&R, UMDNJ
15 Hour PGME-CME
Mar. 5, 2004
through
Mar. 6, 2004
Anatomy, Kinesiology, gait, imaging and
neuroanatomy for rehabilitation medicine
35th Board Review Courses in PM&R
Baylor college of Medicine, Houston, TX.
15 Hours PGME-CME
Mar. 20, 2004
through
Mar. 21, 2004
Embryological development of branchial arches,
pharynged pouches and face
Temple Otolaryngology Department
1 Hr. PGME-CME
Apr. 21, 2004
Neuroanatomy for neurology, psychiatry and
neurosurgery board examinations
Osler Institute Board Review Courses, Boston, MA.
9 Hrs. PGME-CME
May 8, 2004
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SERVICE
Milford Township Planning Commission
Quakertown Area Planning Committee
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
LOCAL, REGIONAL, NATIONAL
American Association of Anatomists
COMMITTEES
UNIVERSITY
Health Sciences Center Committees of The Board of Trustees 1972-1973
Budget Advisory Committee, 1974 - 1976
Fringe Benefit Committee, 1975 - 1977
Administrative-Faculty Ad Hoc Committee on Annuities, 1977
University Resources and Priorities Committee, 1979 - 1982
Revenue Based Budget Task Force of University Resources and Priorities
Committee Chairperson 1980 - 1982.
Administrative-Faculty Ad Hoc Committee on Annuities,
1986 - 1987,1989 - 1990
University Budget Review Committee, 1986 - 1993
Incentive-Risk Capital Fund Committee, 1989 - 1991
Great Teacher's Award Committee, 1989 - 1992
Ad Hoc Intercollegiate Athletics Committee, 1990 - 1991
Temple University Faculty Senate Oversight Committee, 1991 - 1993
Faculty Representative to the Business and Finance Committee of The
Board of Trustees 1991 - 1993
* Temple University Faculty Senate 1981 – 1993 Budget Review
Committee, Chairperson 1990 - Present
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COMMITTEES (Continued)
UNIVERSITY (Continued)
Search Committee for Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and
Treasurer, 1994-95
* Temple University Faculty Senate Budget Review Committee,
1998 - Present
SCHOOL
Gastro-intestinal Study Panel, 1967 - 1968.
Musculoskeletal Interdisciplinary Committee, 1969 - present.
By Laws Drafting Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate, 1969.
Steering Committee of the Medical School Faculty Senate, 1969 - 1976.
Salaries and Benefits Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate 19691983, Chairperson, 1969 - 1972, 1973 - 1983.
Secretary-Elect, Medical School Faculty Senate, 1969 - 1970
Secretary Medical School Faculty Senate, 1970 - 1971
Medical School Representative to Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Hearing on the Establishment of a Temple University Faculty Collective
Bargaining Unit, 1971 - 1973
Search Committee for Chairman of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Department, 1971 - 1972
President Elect Medical School Faculty Senate, 1971 - 1972
President Medical School Faculty Senate, 1972 - 1973
Dean's Advisory Committee, 1972 - 1973
Executive Committee, 1972 – 1973
Governance Committee, 1972 - 1973
Health Science Center Library Committee, 1972 - 1977
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COMMITTEES (Continued)
SCHOOL (Continued)
Search Committee for Chairman of Physiology Department, 1972 -1973
Search Committee for Medical School Dean, 1972 - 1973
Long Range Planning Committee, 1973
Medical School ByLaws Revision Committee, 1973
Gastro-intestinal Evaluation Panel, 1973 - 1974
Student Promotions Committee, 1974 - 1976
Neurosensory Evaluation Panel, Chairperson 1975 - 1977
Dental-Medical Faculty Ad Hoc Committee to Study the Feasibility of
Forming a Collective Bargaining Unit, Chairperson 1974 - 1975
Financial Advisory Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate,
Chairperson 1975 - 1983
Ad Hoc Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate to Study Alterations
to the Financial Advisory Committee, Chairperson 1976
Medical School Budget Review Committee, Chairperson 1977 - 1983
Search Committee for Dean of Medical School - Vice Chairperson,
1978 - 1979
Finance Subcommittee for Medical School LCME Accreditation Visit
Chairperson, 1978 - 1980
Steering Committee of Self-Evaluation Task Force for Medical
School LCME Accreditation Visit 1978 - 1980
Committee on Medical School Faculty Handbook Revision 1979 - 1985
Steering Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate 1979 - 1987
Task Force on Significance of National Board Examinations in Student
Promotional Criteria, 1982 - 1983
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COMMITTEES (Continued)
SCHOOL (Continued)
*Finance Committee of Medical School Faculty Senate, Chairperson,
1983 - 2003
President-Elect, Medical School Faculty Senate 1984 - 1985
Executive Faculty of Medical School 1984 - 1986
Search Committee for Dean of Medical School, Chairperson, 1985 - 1986
President, Medical School Faculty Senate 1985 - 1986
*Continuing Medical Education Advisory Committee 1985 - present
Search Committee for Chairperson of Orthopedic Surgery 1986 - 1987
Academic Space Committee 1987 - 1990
Faculty Committee to Review Merit Salary Increments, 1988
Review committee for Temple Department of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation, 1989 - 1990
Temple HSC Library Budget Committee, 1989 - 1996
AOA Nominating Committee, 1992-1994, 1993-1994
Teaching Evaluation Committee, 1993-1994
Ad hoc Medical Faculty Senate Committee on Tenure, 1993-1994
Executive Faculty of Medical School, 1993-1997
LCME Library Committee, Chair, 1994-1995
Search Committee for Dean of the Medical School, Chairperson,
1995-1996
LCME Curriculum Active Learning Task Group 1996
*Board of Directors, Temple Medical Alumni Association, 1996-present
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COMMITTEES (Continued)
SCHOOL (Continued)
Second Biennium Committee of the Curriculum Review and Renewal,
1998-1999
Radiology Chair Search Committee September 2000 - December 2000
*Library Planning Committee for New Medical School September November 2002
*Dean's Advisory Committee, June 2003 – present
*Medical School Budget Committee, 2003 - present
DEPARTMENTAL
Summer Student Research Committee, 1962 - 1970
*Tenure and Promotions Committee, 1972 – present, Chairperson, 19721993
Recruitment Committee, 1972-1993
*Teaching Committee, 1972 – present, Chairperson, 1972-1993
PUBLICATIONS
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
1.
Schneck CD, The Prenatal development of the microscopic
architecture of the articular cartilages, ligaments, tendons and
menisci of the rabbit knee. Anat Rec 1965; 151: 413.
2.
Schneck CD, Permut SR, Ronis ML. The collagen fiber
provisions for the transmission of auditory stresses through the
middle ear. Anat Rec 1966; 154: 418.
3.
Schneck CD, Stuart K. The collagen fiber arrangement of the
tympanic membrane. Anat Rec 1967; 157: 317.
4.
Schneck CD, Permut SR. The ligamentous and tendinous
apparatus of the malleus. Anat Rec 1968; 160: 423.
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PUBLICATIONS (Continued)
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES (Continued)
5.
Finck A, Schneck CD, Hartman A. Development of auditory
function in the mongolian gerbil. J Acous Soc Amer 1969; 46:
197.
6.
Finck A, Schneck CD, Hartman A. The development of auditory
function in the mongolian gerbil (meriones ungiculatus). J Comp
Physiol Psychol 1972; 78: 375.
7.
Schneck CD, Lehman D. Sonographic anatomy of the breast.
Seminars in Ultrasound 1982; 3: 13-33.
8.
Schneck CD. The anatomical basis of abdominopelvic sectional
imaging. Clinics in Diagnostic Ultrasound 1983; 11: 13-44.
9.
Schneck CD. Anatomy of lumbar spondylosis. Clin Orthop
1985;193: 20-37.
10.
Caroline DF, Pollack HM, Banner MD, and Schneck CD. Self
limiting extravasation in the unused bladder. Radiology 1985;
155: 311-313.
11.
Charles, DN, Siddhivarn N, Schneck CD. Bone scanning in the
adductor insertion avulsion syndrome ("Thigh Splints"). J.
Nuclear Medicine 1987; 28: 1835-1838.
12.
Siegler S, Block J, and Schneck CD. The mechanical
characteristics of the collateral ligaments of the human ankle joint.
Foot and Ankle 1988; 8: 234-242.
13.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A. Magnetic
resonance imaging of the knee: correlation with normal anatomy.
Radiographics 1988; 8: 707-733.
14.
Siegler S, Chen J, and Schneck CD. The three dimensional
kinematic and flexibility characteristics of the human ankle joint.
Part 1. Kinematic characteristics. J. Biomech. Engineering
1988;110:364-373.
15.
Chen J, Siegler S, Schneck CD, The three dimensional kinematic
and flexibility characteristics of the human ankle joint. Part 2.
Flexibility characteristics. J. Biomech Engineering 1988; 110:
374-385.
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PUBLICATIONS (Continued)
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES (Continued)
16.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A. Carpal tunnel:
MR imaging, Part 1. Normal anatomy. Radiology 1989; 171: 743749.
17.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A, Mitra A,
Conaway D. Carpal tunnel: MR imaging, Part II. Carpal tunnel
syndrome. Radiology 1989; 171: 749-754.
18.
Sapega AA, Moyer RA, Schneck CD, Komalahiranya N. Testing
for isometry during reconstruction of the anterior cruciate
ligament: Anatomical and biomechanical considerations. J. Bone
Joint Surg 1990; 72A: 259-267.
19.
Siegler S, Chen J, Schneck CD. The effect of damage to the
lateral collateral ligaments on the mechanical characteristics of the
ankle joint: An in-vitro study. J. of Biomechanical Engineering
1990; 112: 129-131.
20.
Wechsler RR, Miller CL, Kurtz AB, Needleman L, Schneck CD.
Anterior protrusion of retroperitoneal processes: a mimic of lesser
sac or gastrohepatic masses. Clinical Imaging 1990; 14: 146-151.
21.
Schneck CD. Anatomy and kinesiology of the ankle and foot.
Back and Musculoskel Rehabil 1992; 2: 1-16.
22.
Schneck CD, Mesgarzadeh M, Bonakdarpour A, Ross G. MRI of
the commonly injured ankle ligaments: Part 1. Normal anatomy.
Radiology 1992; 184: 499-506.
23.
Schneck CD, Mesgarzadeh M, Bonakdarpour A. MRI of the
commonly injured ankle ligaments: Part II. Injuries. Radiology
1992; 184: 507-512.
24.
Hennigan SP, Schneck CD, Mesgarzadeh M, Clancy M. The
Semimembranosus tibial collateral ligament bursa: A previously
unrecognized entity. J Bone Jt Surgery 1994;76A: 1322-1327.
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PUBLICATIONS (Continued)
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES (Continued)
25.
Schneck CD. Functional and clinical anatomy of the spine. In
Young MA, Lavin RA, eds. Spinal rehabilitation. Physical
medicine and rehabilitation: State of the art reviews. 1995; 9(3):
571-604.
26.
Schneck CD. Genitourinary anatomy for the trauma surgeon.
Trauma Quarterly 1996; 13: 95-127.
27.
Meister BR, Michael SP, Moyer RA, Kelly JD, Schneck CD.
Anatomy and Kinematics of the lateral collateral ligament of the
knee. AM. J. Sports Med. 2000; 28 (6):869-878.
28.
Agarwal A, Schneck CD, Kelley DJ. Venous drainage of platysma
myocutaneous flap. Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery.
2004; 130(3): 357-359
29.
Scheid EH, Scornavacchi JM, Schneck CD. Precise identification
of position and size of dorsal root ganglia in the cervical spine: an
anatomic study(under revision for the journal Spine)
30.
Zhou L, Shao Z, Schneck CD, Richards J, Chan L. Spinal dorsal
ramus syndrome (under revision for the journal Spine)
OTHER ARTICLES
1.
Schneck CD. Reply to Dr. Oyesika's Letter to the Editor re:
anatomy of lumbar spondylosis. Clin Orthop 1986; 207: 310-312.
2.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Tehrazadeh J, Chaudnany V,
Bonkdarpour A. MRI of the Ankle Ligaments: Emphasis on
anatomy and lateral collateral ligament injuries. MRI Clin N Am
1994;2: 39-58. (invited paper)
3.
Schneck CD. Clinical anatomy of the cervical spine. In White AH,
Schofferman JA eds. Spinal Care. St Louis; Mosby, 1995; 13061334.
4.
Schneck CD. Book review of cortex cerebri. Au: Creutzfeld OD.
Neurosurgery 1996; 38: 1256-1257.
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BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, CHAPTERS
1.
Schneck CD. Anatomy of the posterior cranial fossa. In Buckheit
WA, Truex RC, eds. Surgery of the posterior cranial fossa. New
York; Raven Press, 1979; 1-21.
2.
Schneck CD. Anatomy of the innervation of the upper extremity.
In Torg J, ed. Athletic injuries to the head, neck and face.
Philadelphia, Lea and Febiger, 1982; 211-214.
3.
Stein BS, Schneck CD. Kendall AR. Surgical anatomy of the
upper genitourinary tract. In Practice of surgery, J.B. Lippincott,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1983.
4.
Schneck CD. Anatomy of lumbar spondylosis. In Lin P, ed.
Lumbar interbody fusion. Rockville, MD; Aspen Press, 1989; 1733.
5.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD. Bonakdarpour A. The wrist and
hand. In Bassett LW, Gold RH, Seeger LL, eds. MRI atlas of
musculoskeletalsystem. London; Martin Dunitz, 1989; 139-174
6.
Schneck CD. The anatomical determinants of lumbar
spondylosis. In Ramani PS, ed. Posterior lumbar interbody fusion.
Bombay; Assoc Personnel Services, 1989: 11-32.
7.
Schneck CD. Friedman AC, Peterson R0. Embryology, anatomy
and histology. In Friedman AC. Radecki PD Lev-Toaft S, Hilpert
PL, eds.Clinical pelvic imaging: CT, Ultrasound and MRI. St.
Louis; Mosby, 1990; 1-60.
8.
Schneck CD. Anatomy of the innervation of the upper extremity.
In Torg J, ed. Athletic Injuries to the Head, Neck and Face. St.
Louis; Mosby-Yearbook, 1991; 333-337.
9.
Schneck CD. Sectional anatomy of the genitourinary system. In
Resnick M, Rifkin M, eds. Ultrasonography of the urinary tract.
Baltimore; Williams and Wilkins, 1991; 34-79.
10.
Schneck CD, Dachman AH, Normal anatomy and radiological
technique. In Dachman A, Friedman A, eds. Radiology of the
spleen. St. Louis; Mosby. 1993; 1-41.
11.
Schneck CD. Imaging techniques relative to rehabilitation. In
DeLisa JA, ed. Rehabilitation principles and practice.
Philadelphia; .B. Lippincott Company, 1993; 336-377.
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BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, CHAPTERS (Continued)
12.
Schneck CD. Embryology, histology and anatomy of the liver. In
Friedman A and Dachman A, eds. Radiology of the liver, biliary
tract andpancreas. St. Louis; Mosby, 1994; 1-24.
13.
Schneck CD. Embryology, histology and anatomy of the gall
bladder and biliary tree. In Friedman A. and Dachman A, eds.
Radiology of the liver, biliary tract and pancreas. St. Louis;
Mosby, 1994; 355-376.
14.
Schneck CD, Dabiezies MA, Friedman, AC. Embryology,
histology and anatomy of the pancreas. In Friedman A and
Dachman A eds. Radiology of the liver, biliary tract and pancreas.
St Louis; Mosby, 1994; b 715-741.
15.
Dachman D, Schneck CD. Embryology of the gallbladder. In
Meilstrup, ed. Imaging atlas of the normal gallbladder and its
variants. Boca Raton; CRC Press, 1994; 13-20.
16.
Schneck CD. Clinical anatomy of the cervical spine. In White
AH, Schofferman JA eds. Spinal Care. St Louis; Mosby, 1995;
1306-1334.
17.
Schneck CD. Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Kinesiology. In
O'Young B, Young M, Stiens S. Eds. PM & R secrets.
Philadelphia; Hanley and Belfus, 1997: 23-29.
18.
Schneck CD. Basic principles of functional biomechanics. In
Fortin JO, ed. Functional biomechanics and rehabilitation of
sports injuries. Philadelphia; Hanley and Belfus, 1997 :731-751.
19.
Schneck CD. Imaging techniques relative to rehabilitation. In De
Lisa JA, Gans BM, eds. Rehabilitation medicine: principles and
practice. Philadelphia; Lippincott-Raven, 1998; 433-479.
20.
Schneck CD. Anatomy, mechanics and imaging of spinal injury.
In Kirshblum S, Campano DI, DeLisa JA eds, Spinal Cord
Medicine. Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2002: 2668.
21.
Schneck CD. Goldberg G, Munin MC, Chu A. Imaging techniques
relative to rehabilitation medicine. In DeLisa JA, Gans BM, Walsh
NE, eds. Rehabilitation medicine : Principles and Practice, 4th ed.
Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (in press: about 40
pp, publication date June, 2004)
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AUDIOVISUAL TEACHING AIDS - All produced by C. Schneck
1.
1 Hour - The Anatomy of the Brain (1972) - for Freshman Medical
Neuroanatomy Laboratory, Postgraduate CNS Course for Resident
Physicians.
2.
10 Hours of black and white (1970)and 8 hours of color (1975)
videotapes - Dissection Directions for Human Gross Anatomy
Laboratory- for Freshman Medical Students.
3.
20 Hours - Cross-Sectional Anatomy for Ultrasound Diagnosis of
the Head, Neck, Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvis and Perineum (19751980)- for Postgraduate Physicians.
4.
6 Hours - Human Gross Anatomy Dissection to correlate with
Cross - Sectional Anatomy for Ultrasound Diagnosis (1975-1977) for Postgraduate Physicians.
5.
2 Hours - Anatomy Relevant to Ultrasound Examination of the
Breast for Johnson and Johnson Co. for Physicians and
Technologists. September 1980.
6.
20 Hours of Commercial Color Videotapes for CME Inc. Sectional
Anatomy of the Entire Body with Correlated Computed
Tomographic and Ultrasonographic Images (1981).
ABSTRACTS
1.
Schneck CD. The prenatal development of the knee and ankle
joints of the rabbit. Diss Abst 1965; 26: 1279.
2.
Soriano RZ, Cole-Beuglet CM, Goldberg BB, Rubin CS, Kurtz
AB, Patchefsky AS, Telles NC, Schneck CD, Feig SA and Shaber
GS. Breast Disease Prognosis: Correlative ultrasonography,
mammography, and whole mount pathology specimens. American
Roentgen Ray Society, Las Vegas,Nevada, April 21-25, 1980.
3.
Soriano RZ, Cole-Beuglet CM, Goldberg BB, Rubin SC,
Patchefsky AS, Schneck CD, Telles NC, Dabrow RC, Feig SA,
Shaber GS. Breast disease diagnosis: Correlative ultrasonography,
mammography and pathology. The Pennsylvania Radiological
Society, Gettysburg, PA. May 15-18, 1980.
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ABSTRACTS (Continued)
4.
Soriano RZ, Cole-Beuglet CM, Goldberg BB, Rubin CS, Kurtz
AB, Patchefsky AS, Telles NC, Schneck CD, Dabrow RC, Feig
SA, Shaber AS, Spectrum of breast disease diagnosis: Correlative
ultrasonography, mammography and pathology. American
Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana.
September 15-19, 1980.
5.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A. MR imaging of
the knee and wrist: Correlation with normal anatomy. The
Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, Nov.
17-22, 1985.
6.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A, Maurer A,
Malmud, L. Optimization of MR imaging of the knee joint. The
Society of Nuclear Medicine, Washington, DC, June 22-25, 1986
7.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A, Maurer A,
Malmud L, Anatomy of the wrist and carpal tunnel shown by
MRI. The Society of Nuclear Medicine, Washington, DC, June
22-25, 1986.
8.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A. Anatomy of the
wrist and carpal tunnel shown by MRI. Pennsylvania Radiological
Society Annual Meeting, 1986. (First Prize for Best Scientific
Exhibit)
9.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Ross G, Bonakdarpour A. MR
imaging of the most commonly injured structures of the elbow
and ankle. TheRadiological Society of North America, Chicago,
Illinois, Nov. 29-Dec. 4, 1987. (Award of Honorable mention)
10.
Mesgarzadeh, M, Schneck CD, Ross G, Bonakdarpour A. MR
imaging of the most commonly injured structures of the elbow
and ankle.Pennsylvania Radiological Society Annual Meeting,
1988. (First Prize for Best Scientific Exhibit)
11.
Sapega AA, Moyer RA, Wawk V, Schneck CD.
Intraoperative isometry testing during anterior cruciate
ligament reconstruction. American Academy of Orthopedic
Surgeons, Las Vegas, Nov. 1989.
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ABSTRACTS (Continued)
12.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Wiggill S, Bonakdarpour A,
Mitra A. MR imaging of the carpal tunnel: Normal
anatomy and carpal tunnel syndrome. Radiological Society
of North America, Chicago, IL, Dec. 1, 1989. (Cum Laude
Award).
13.
Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Bonakdarpour A, Moyer R,
Clancy M. MRI of normal and injured collateral ligaments
of the ankle. American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons,
Las Vegas, Nev., Feb., 1990.
14.
Wiggill-Gould S, Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD,
Bonakdarpour A, Clancy M, Betz R. The MRI structural
correlates of carpal tunnel syndrome. Radiological Society
of North America, Chicago, IL, Dec. 1990. (Cum Laude
Award).
15.
Curtis B, Lui T, Doan H, Schneck CD, Imaging of
cavernous sinus lesions. Radiological Society of North
America. Chicago, IL, Dec. 1993.
16.
Pollack MS, Stuppino TT, Schneck CD, MR imaging of
exercised skeletal muscle: atlas of functional anatomy.
Radiological Society of North America. Chicago, IL, Dec.,
1994 (Cum Laude Award).
17.
Hung JL, Mesgarzadeh M, Schneck CD, Roach N, Bazi B,
Tehranzadeh J. Posterior tibial tendon: anatomic and
imaging considerations. American Roentgen Ray Society.
San Diego CA, May 5-10, 1996.
18.
Kim P, Spears J, Schneck CD, Mitra A.Spears. An
unnamed first rib fibrous band as a cause of thoracic outlet
syndrome. Presented at Robert Ivy Society meeting in
Pittsburgh in March, 1996 and The Philadelphia Hand
Society Meeting in June, 1996. (First prize award at both
meetings)
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