Last updated 4/13/11
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION:
1.1 David Allen Lanning, M.D., Ph.D.
1.2 4102 Bromley Lane
Richmond, Virginia 23221
(804) 355-1744
1.3 Virginia Commonwealth University
Medical College of Virginia Hospitals
Department of Surgery
Division of Pediatric Surgery
P.O. Box 980015
Richmond, Virginia 23298-0015
(804) 828-3500
2. LICENSURE:
2.1 Virginia, 0101056197
2.2 American Board of Surgery, General Surgery, March 31, 2003
2.3 American Board of Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, April 2, 2008
3. EDUCATION:
3.1 B.S., Chemistry, May 1990, Cum Laude Graduate - Wofford College,
Spartanburg, South Carolina
3.2 M.D., May 1995 - Virginia Commonwealth University, Medical College of
Virginia, Richmond, Virginia
3.3 Ph.D., Anatomy, June 2000 - Virginia Commonwealth University, Medical
College of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia
4. MILITARY SERVICE:
4.1 None
5. POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING:
5.1 July 1995 to June 1996 - Intern in General Surgery at the Virginia
Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals,
Richmond, Virginia
5.2 July 1996 to June 1997 - Resident in General Surgery at the Virginia
Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals,
Richmond, Virginia
5.3 July 1997 to June 2000 - Research Fellow at the Virginia Commonwealth
University, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, Richmond, Virginia
5.4 July 2000 to June 2001 - Resident in General Surgery at the Virginia
Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals,
Richmond, Virginia
5.5 July 2001 to June 2002 - Administrative Chief Resident in General Surgery at
the Virginia Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia
Hospitals, Richmond, Virginia
5.6 July 2002 to June 2003 - Associate Chief Resident in Pediatric Surgery at the
Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
5.7 July 2003 to June 2004 - Chief Resident in Pediatric Surgery at the Children’s
Hospital of Michigan, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
6. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:
6.1 July 2004 to present - Assistant Professor of Surgery, Biochemistry, and
Pediatrics, Department of Surgery, Division of Pediatric Surgery, Virginia
Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond, Virginia
6.2 July 2009 to present – Director, Pediatric Trauma Program, Department of
Surgery, Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond,
Virginia
7. MEMBERSHIP – SCIENTIFIC, HONORARY AND PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES:
7.1 Humera Surgical Society, Secretary / Treasurer, 2005 to 2008; President 2008
to 2009
7.2 American College of Surgeons, Associate Member
7.3 American College of Surgeons, Virginia Chapter, Member
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7.4 Virginia Surgical Society, Member
7.5 American Pediatric Surgical Association, Member
7.6 Association for Academic Surgery, Member
7.7 Wound Healing Society, Member
8. MEMBERSHIP IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS:
8.1 Richmond Academy of Medicine, Member
8.2 International Hospital for Children, Volunteer Surgeon and Board Member
8.3 Richmond Pediatric Society, Member
9. SPECIAL AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS AND OTHER HONORS:
9.1 Awards
9.1.1 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Wofford College, 1990
9.1.2 Bigger-Lehman Resident Research Award, Second Place,
Virginia Surgical Society, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1999
9.1.3 Lazar J. Greenfield Resident Research Award, Humera Surgical
Society, 36th Annual Meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2000
9.1.4 Annual Resident Research Day, Second Place, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond,
Virginia, 2002
9.1.5 Isaac A. Bigger Award, Outstanding Chief Resident, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond,
Virginia, June 2002
9.1.6 Top Docs, Richmond Magazine 2008
9.1.7 The Julian C. Metts, Jr. Humanitarian Award, International Hospital
for Children, 2009
9.1.8 Top Docs, Richmond Magazine 2010
9.1.9 Top Docs, Virginia and D.C. 2011
9.1.10 Best Doctors in America 2011-12
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9.2 Fellowships
9.2.1 None
9.3 External Grants
9.3.1 National Research Service Award, National Institutes of Health,
Training Grant #T32 GM08695-01, “Mechanisms of Open Wound
Contraction.” July 1998 to June 2000
9.3.2 Individual National Research Service Award, National Institutes of
Health, Grant #1F32 GM19554-01, “Mechanisms of Open Wound
Contraction: Role of TGF-.” (This application received an offer for
full funding for July 1998 to June 2000 but declined because of
concurrent NIH training grant.)
9.3.3 Jeffress Foundation Research Grant #J-456, Thomas F. Jeffress and
Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust, “Differential Homeobox Gene
Regulation in Fetal and Adult Rabbit Skin.” July 1998 to June 1999
Renewed for July 1999 to June 2000
9.3.4 Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Grant, Plastic Surgery
Educational Foundation, July 1998 to June 1999
Renewed for July 1999 to June 2000
9.3.5 Jeffress Foundation Research Grant #J-751, Thomas F. Jeffress and
Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust, “Homeobox Gene Expression
in Fetal and Adult Rabbit Wounds.” January 2005 to December 2005
Renewed for January 2006 to December 2006
Received extension for January 2007 to December 2007
Renewed for January 2008 to June 2009
9.4 Invited Seminars
9.4.1 Fetal Wound Healing, Virginia Heart Institute, Richmond, Virginia,
July 9, 1999.
9.4.2 Bariatric Surgery in the Pediatric Patient, Department of Pediatrics,
Grand Rounds, Virginia Commonwealth University, October 26,
2004.
9.4.3 Excisional Wound Healing in the Fetal Mouse, 41st Annual Meeting,
Humera Surgical Society, Richmond, Virginia, May 6, 2005.
9.4.4 Bariatric Surgery in the U.S. and European Pediatric Patient, Upper
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Silesian Medical Academy, Katowice, Poland, May 24, 2005.
9.4.5 Fetal Excisional Wound Healing Studies, Department of Physiology,
Grand Rounds, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond,
Virginia, November 17, 2005.
9.4.6 Fetal Excisional Wound Healing Studies, Department of Surgery,
Grand Rounds, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond,
Virginia, December 1, 2005.
9.4.7 Trauma Care of the Little Patient, Virginia Heart Institute,
Richmond, Virginia, April 7, 2006.
9.4.8 Care of the Little Patient: Scene, ED and Beyond, 8th Annual
Trauma Symposium, Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond,
Virginia, April 18, 2006.
9.4.9 Advances in Minimally Invasive Surgery – Pediatric General
Surgery, Virginia Council of Perioperative Registered Nurses
Workshop and Semi-annual Meeting, Richmond, Virginia, February
23, 2008.
9.4.10 Minimally Invasive Pediatric Surgical Techniques, Southside
Regional Medical Center, Petersburg, Virginia, October 1, 2008.
9.4.11 Pediatric Updates: New Minimally Invasive Pediatric Surgical
Techniques, Bon Secours Health System, Richmond, Virginia,
November 18, 2008.
9.4.12 New Minimally Invasive Pediatric Surgical Techniques Including
the Use of the da Vinci Surgical Robotic System, Department of
Pediatrics, Grand Rounds, Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, Virginia, January 20, 2009.
9.4.13 Minimally Invasive Surgical Techniques, CJW Medical Center,
Pediatric Service Meeting, Grand Rounds, Richmond, Virginia,
January 20, 2009.
9.4.14 Pediatric Robotic Surgery, Mary Washington Hospital, Pediatric
Grand Rounds, Fredricksburg, Virginia, February 10, 2009.
9.4.15 Venovenous ECMO, Virginia Commonwealth University ECMO
course, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, April
21, 2009.
9.4.16 Pediatric Robotic Surgery, Dr. Michael Klein Recognition
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Program, Symposium in Pediatric Surgery, Children’s Hospital of
Michigan, Detroit, MI, November 6, 2009.
9.4.17 Minimally Invasive Techniques in Pediatric Surgery, David Hume
Surgical Society and Pediatric Interest Group Combined Seminar,
Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA, November 9,
2009.
9.4.18 Lower Gastrointestinal Obstruction in the Neonate and Small Child
Requiring Surgical Intervention, Milton Cato Memorial Hospital,
Grand Rounds, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, given via
telemedicine unit from Richmond, VA, April 7, 2010.
9.4.19 Pediatric Robotic Surgery, da Vinci Day 2010, da Vinci Center for
Innovation, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA,
April 14, 2010.
9.4.20 Surgical Causes of Jaundice in the Pediatric Patient, Milton Cato
Memorial Hospital, Grand Rounds, St. Vincent and the Grenadines,
January 12, 2011.
10. MAJOR COMMITTEES:
10.1 University
10.1.1 Promotions and Tenure Committee, Department of Surgery,
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia
Student Representative, 1994
Resident Representative, 1998 and 2000
10.1.2 Outpatient Assessment Committee, Virginia Commonwealth
University, Richmond, Virginia
Resident Representative, 1998
10.1.3 Surgical Education Committee, Department of Surgery, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia
Resident Representative, 2000
10.1.4 Academic Review Subcommittee, Department of Surgery, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, July 2005 to
present
10.1.5 Surgical Scholars Committee, Department of Surgery, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, November 2005
to present
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10.1.6 da Vinci Robotic Steering Committee, Virginia Commonwealth
University Health System, Richmond, Virginia, September 2007
to present
10.1.7 Trauma Medical Audit Committee, Department of Surgery,
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond,
Virginia, July 2009 to present
10.1.8 Trauma Patient Care Committee, Department of Surgery, Virginia
Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond, Virginia,
July 2009 to present
10.1.9 Search Committee for Chief of Neonatology, Department of
Pediatrics, Virginia Commonwealth University Health System,
Richmond, Virginia, October 2010 to January 2011
10.1.10 Search Committee for Chief and junior faculty member of
Pediatric Nephrology, Department of Pediatrics, Virginia
Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond, Virginia,
October 2010 to January 2011
10.1.11 Search Committee for Chief of Pediatric Intensive Care Unit,
Department of Pediatrics, Virginia Commonwealth University
Health System, Richmond, Virginia, November 2010 to February
2011
10.1.12 Search Committee for Chief and junior faculty member of
Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Virginia
Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond, Virginia,
November 2010 to present
10.1.13 Necrotizing Enterocolitis, Quality Improvement Committee,
December 2010 to present
10.1.14 Strategic and Business Development Advisory Committee,
Medical College of Virginia Physicians, Virginia Commonwealth
University Health System, Richmond, Virginia May 2011 to June
2013
10.2 Professional
10.2.1 Emerging Technology Committee, International Pediatric
Endoscopy Group, June 2009 to present
11. OTHER SIGNIFICANT SCHOLARLY, RESEARCH OR ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPERIENCE:
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11.1 Graduate students trained
11.1.1 Stephanie Goldberg, M.D., Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, Virginia, July 2005 to June 2007
11.1.2 Kunoor Jain, M.D., Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, Virginia, July 2006 to June 2008
11.1.3 Richard Carter, M.D., Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, Virginia, July 2007 to June 2009
11.1.4 Frank Margaron, M.D., Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, Virginia, July 2008 to June 2009
11.1.5 Poornima Vanguri, M.D. (co-mentor), Virginia Commonwealth
University, Richmond, Virginia, July 2011 to June 2013
11.2 Postdoctoral trainees
11.2.1 None
11.3 Major teaching assignments
11.3.1 Director of the Surgical Resident Journal Club, Department of
Surgery, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia,
December 2005 to April 2008
11.4 Clinical research
11.4.1 Participated in a multi-institutional clinical study with over 25
major children’s hospitals and universities entitled: Cervical Spine
Clearance in Injured Children Under the Age of 3 Years: Are We
Overdoing It?, IRB# HM10294, see resulting manuscript in Journal
of Trauma listed below.
11.4.2 The incidence of intra-abdominal abscess formation following
suctioning versus irrigation in laparoscopic appendectomy, IRB#
HM10821, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA,
February 2007 to February 2009, manuscript in preparation.
11.4.3 Development and implementation of a handheld telemedicine
device, working in conjunction with Dr. James McCollum from the
VCU School of Engineering, Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, VA,one provisional patent submitted, October 2008 to
present.
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11.4.4 Irrigation Versus no Irrigation for Perforated Appendicitis, IRB#
HM12254, prospective randomized trial in conjunction with
Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, July 2009 to present.
11.5 Other Scholarly Activity
11.5.1 Member of Board of Directors and Volunteer Pediatric Surgeon for
World Pediatric Project - have cared for well over 100 pediatric
patients over 6 one week mission trips to St. Vincent and the
Grenadines and Belize or having been brought to Richmond,
Virginia.
12. BIBLIOGRAPHY:
12.1 Manuscripts
12.1.1 Lanning DA, Nwomeh BC, Montante SJ, et al: Differential
Effects of Transforming Growth Factor-1 and -3 on Excisional
Fetal Rabbit Wounds. Surgical Forum Volume XLIX, 1998.
12.1.2 Lanning DA, Nwomeh BC, Montante SJ, et al: Transforming
Growth Factor-1 Alters the Healing of Cutaneous Fetal Excisional
Wounds, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 34:695-700, 1999.
12.1.3 Lanning DA, Diegelmann RF, Yager DR, et al: Myofibroblast
Induction with Transforming Growth Factor-1 and -3 in
Cutaneous Fetal Excisional Wounds, Journal of Pediatric Surgery,
35:183-8, 2000.
12.1.4 Lanning DA: Excisional Wound Healing and the Role of
Homeobox Genes, published Ph.D. dissertation, June 2000.
12.1.5 Praba-Egge AD, Lanning DA, Broderick TJ, et al: Necrotizing
fasciitis of the chest and abdominal wall arising from an empyema,
Journal of Trauma, 56:1356-61, 2004.
12.1.6 Lanning DA, Thomas RL, Rood KD, et al: Using Quantitative
Methods to Improve the Diagnostic Workup for Abdominal Pain in
Children, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 40:949-54, 2005.
12.1.7 Knight CG, Gidell KM, Lanning DA, et al: Laparoscopic
Morgagni hernia repair in children using robotic instruments,
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Journal of Laparoendoscopic and Advanced Surgical Techniques,
15:482-6, 2005.
12.1.8 Goldberg SR, Godder K, and Lanning DA: Successful Treatment
of a Bowel Perforation During Induction Therapy for Burkitt’s
Lymphoma, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 42:E1-4, 2007.
12.1.9 Goldberg SR, McKinstry RP, Sykes VW, and Lanning DA:
Rapid Closure of Mid-Gestational Excisional Wounds in a Fetal
Mouse Model is Associated with Altered TGF-beta Isoform and
Receptor Expression, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 42:966-973,
2007.
12.1.10 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, Kordula T, and Lanning
DA: Altered Procollagen Gene Expression in Mid-Gestational
Mouse Excisional Wounds, Journal of Surgical Research, 143:2734, 2007.
12.1.11 Watterson KR, Lanning DA, Diegelmann RF, and Spiegel S:
Regulation of Fibroblast Functions by Lysophospholipid
Mediators: Potential Roles in Wound Healing, Wound Repair and
Regeneration, 15:607-16, 2007.
12.1.12 Holwitt D, Neifeld J, Massey G, and Lanning DA: Case Report
of an 11 year old Child with a Non-functional Malignant
Pheochromocytoma, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 42:E13-5, 2007.
12.1.13 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, McKinstry RP, Kordula T,
and Lanning DA: Differential Use of Erk1/2 and Transforming
Growth Factor-Beta Pathways by Mid- and Late-gestational
Murine Fibroblasts, Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 43:971-6, 2008.
12.1.14 Jain K, Sykes V, Kordula T, and Lanning DA: Homeobox Genes
Hoxd3 and Hoxd8 are Differentially Expressed in Fetal Mouse
Excisional Wounds, Journal of Surgical Research, 148;45-8, 2008.
12.1.15 Carter RF, Jain K, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Differential
Expression of Procollagen Genes Between Mid- and Lategestational Fetal Fibroblasts, Journal of Surgical Research, 156:904, 2009.
12.1.16 Carter RF, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Scarless Fetal Mouse
Wound Healing May Initiate Apoptosis Through Caspase 7
Activation of PARP, Journal of Surgical Research, 156:74-9, 2009.
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12.1.17 Pieretti-Vanmarcke R, Velmahos GC, Nance ML, Lanning DA,
et al: Clinical Clearance of the Cervical Spine in Blunt Trauma
Patients Younger than 3 years: A Multi-Center Study of the
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Journal of
Trauma, Injury, Infection and Critical Care, 67(3):543-9;
discussion 549-50, 2009.
12.1.18 Margaron FC, Oiticica CO, and Lanning DA: Robotic Nissen
Fundoplication with Gastrostomy Preservation in Neurologically
Impaired Children, Journal of Laparoscopic and Advanced
Surgical Techniques, 20(5):489-92, 2010.
12.2 Abstracts
12.2.1 Lanning DA, Nwomeh BC, Montante SJ, et al: Transforming
Growth Factor-1 Induces Contraction and Closure of Cutaneous
Excisional Wounds in the Fetal Rabbit, Wound Repair and
Regeneration, 6:A258, 1998.
12.2.2 Lanning DA, Yager DR, Diegelmann RF, et al: Homeobox Gene
Expression in Cutaneous Rabbit Wounds, Pediatrics, 104:782
Supplement, 1999.
12.2.3 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, and Lanning DA: Rapid
Closure of Mid-gestational Excisional Wounds is Associated with
Alterations in Collagen Types 1alpha1 and 3 Gene Expression,
Journal of Surgical Research, 137:232, 2007.
12.3 Books and/or chapters
12.3.1 Lanning DA, Latifi R: Wound Healing and the Role of Nutrient
Substrates. In: The Biology and Practice of Current Nutritional
Support, 2nd edition. (R Latifi, SJ Dudrick, Eds.) Landes
Bioscience, Georgetown, Texas, 2002, pp. 82-96.
12.3.2 Lanning DA, Bagwell CE: Hiatal Hernia and Esophageal Reflux
in the Pediatric Patient. In: Current Therapy in Thoracic and
Cardiothoracic Surgery. (SC Yang, DE Cameron, Eds.) Mosby,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2004, pp.101-4.
12.3.3 Carter RF, Nwomeh B, and Lanning DA: Wound Healing. In:
Pediatric Surgery Textbook for Africa and Developing Countries.
Spectrum Books, Ibadan, Nigeria, to be published in 2011.
12.3.4 Margaron F, Mars M, Lanning DA, and Merrell R: Telemedince
and e-Health: Can Technology Help Meet the Needs of Africa? In:
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Pediatric Surgery Textbook for Africa and Developing Countries.
Spectrum Books, Ibadan, Nigeria, to be published in 2011.
12.4 Presentations
12.4.1 Lanning DA: Transforming Growth Factor-1 Induces Contraction
and Closure of Cutaneous Excisional Wounds in the Fetal Rabbit,
Annual Meeting of The Wound Healing Society, Salt Lake City,
Utah, June 19, 1998.
12.4.2 Lanning DA: Transforming Growth Factor-1 Alters the Healing
of Cutaneous Fetal Excisional Wounds, Annual Meeting of the
American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Surgery, San
Francisco, California, October 18, 1998.
12.4.3 Lanning DA: Differential Effects of Transforming Growth
Factor-1 and -3 on Excisional Fetal Rabbit Wounds, Annual
Clinical Congress, American College of Surgeons, Surgical Forum,
Orlando, Florida, October 28, 1998.
12.4.4 Lanning DA: Myofibroblast Induction with Transforming Growth
Factor-1 and -3 in Cutaneous Fetal Excisional Wounds, Annual
Meeting of the American Pediatric Surgical Association, Rancho
Mirage, California, May 17, 1999.
12.4.5 Lanning DA: Transforming Growth Factor-1 Alters the Healing
of Cutaneous Fetal Excisional Wounds, Annual Meeting of the
Virginia Surgical Society, Williamsburg, Virginia, May 2, 1999.
12.4.6 Lanning DA: Homeobox Gene Expression in Cutaneous Rabbit
Wounds, Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
Section on Surgery, Washington, District of Columbia, October 9,
1999, poster presentation.
12.4.7 Lanning DA: Differential Effects of Transforming Growth
Factor-1 and -3 on Excisional Fetal Rabbit Wounds, Annual
Meeting of the Humera Surgical Society, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
April 14, 2000.
12.4.8 Lanning DA: Homeobox Gene Expression in Open Rabbit
Wounds, Annual Meeting of The Wound Healing Society,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 5, 2000.
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12.4.9 Lanning DA: Hoxd-8 Expression in Fetal and Adult Rabbit
Excisional Wounds, Annual Meeting of the Society of University
Surgeons, Chicago, Illinois, February 8, 2001.
12.4.10 Lanning DA: ECMO During Acute Exacerbation of Pulmonary
Hemosiderosis Secondary to Milk Protein Allergy, Annual
Meeting of the CNMC Symposium on ECMO, Keystone,
Colorado, February 25, 2003, poster presentation.
12.4.11 Lanning DA: Using Quantitative Methods to Improve the
Diagnostic Workup for Abdominal Pain in Children, Annual
Meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on
Surgery, San Francisco, California, October 9, 2004.
12.4.12 Lanning DA: Excisonal Wound Contraction in the Fetal Mouse,
Annual Meeting of the Humera Surgical Society, Richmond,
Virginia, May 7, 2005.
12.4.13 Lanning DA: Transforming Growth Factor-3 Alters Fetal
Excisional Wound Healing, Annual Meeting of the European
Pediatric Surgeons’ Association, Gdansk, Poland, May 28, 2005.
12.4.14 Goldberg SR, McKinstry R, and Lanning DA: A Novel
Excisional Wound Model in the Fetal Mouse, Annual Meeting of
the Virginia Surgical Society, Williamsburg, Virginia, April 29th,
2006.
12.4.15 Goldberg SR, McKinstry R, and Lanning DA: A Novel
Excisional Wound Model in the Fetal Mouse, Annual Department
of Surgery Resident Research Competition, Richmond, Virginia,
May 31st, 2006, 1st Place for basic science research.
12.4.16 Lanning DA: Pediatric pheochromocytoma: A case presentation,
Annual Meeting of the Humera Surgical Society, Richmond,
Virginia, May 14th, 2006.
12.4.17 Goldberg SR, McKinstry R, and Lanning DA: Closure of MidGestational Excisional Wounds in a Novel Fetal Mouse Model,
92nd Annual Clinical Congress Meeting, American College of
Surgeons', Surgical Forum, October 8-12th, 2006, in Chicago,
Illinois.
12.4.18 Goldberg SR, McKinstry R, and Lanning DA: Closure of MidGestational Excisional Wounds in a Novel Fetal Mouse Model is
Associated with Elevated TGF-beta 1 Levels, Annual Meeting of
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the American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Surgery, October
7-10th, 2006, in Atlanta, Georgia.
12.4.19 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, and Lanning DA: Rapic
Closure of Mid-Gestational Excisional Wounds is Associated with
Alterations in Collagen Types 11 and 3 Gene Expression, Annual
Meeting of the Academic Surgical Congress, February 6-9th, 2007,
in Phoenix, Arizona.
12.4.20 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, Kordula T, and Lanning
DA: Differential Sphingosine Kinase Expression in Mid- versus
Late- Gestational Fetal Mouse Excisional Wounds, Annual
Meeting of the Wound Healing Society, April 28-30th, 2007, in
Tampa, Florida.
12.4.21 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, and Lanning DA: Rapic
Closure of Mid-Gestational Excisional Wounds is Associated with
Alterations in Collagen Types 11 and 3 Gene Expression, Annual
Meeting of the Virginia Surgical Society, Hot Springs, Virginia,
May 4-6th, 2007.
12.4.22 Goldberg SR, Quirk GL, Sykes VW, Kordula T, and Lanning
DA: Shpingosine-1-phosphate Partially Abrogates TGF-betainduced aSMA Expression in Fibroblasts Independent of the Type
1 TGF-beta Receptor: Implications for Wound Healing, 93rd
Annual Clinical Congress Meeting, American College of
Surgeons', Surgical Forum, October 7-10th, 2007, in New Orleans,
Louisiana.
12.4.23 Goldberg SR, Sykes VW, Quirk GL, and Lanning DA: Erk1/2
and TGF-beta Pathways are Differentially Utilized by Mid- and
Late-Gestational Murine Fibroblasts in an in vitro Scratch Wound
Model, Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
Section on Surgery, October 26-28th, 2007, in San Francisco,
California.
12.4.24 Carter RF, Goldberg SR, Jain K, Sykes VW and Lanning DA:
TGF-beta Stimulation of Mid- and Late-gestational Fibroblasts
Results in Differential Sphingosine Kinase Signaling, Annual
Meeting of the Academic Surgical Congress, February 13th, 2008,
in Huntington Beach, California.
12.4.25 Jain K, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Differential Procollagen 1a1
and 3 Expression in Primary Murine Mid- and Late-gestational
Fibroblasts Treated with TGF-beta1 and –beta3, Annual Meeting
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of the Academic Surgical Congress, February 13th, 2008, in
Huntington Beach, California.
12.4.26 Carter RF, Jain K, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Differential
Expression of Procollagen Genes Between Mid- and Lategestational Fetal Fibroblasts, Annual Meeting of the Academic
Surgical Congress, scheduled for February 5th, 2009, Ft. Myers,
Florida.
12.4.27 Carter RF, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Scarless Fetal Mouse
Wound Healing May Initiate Apoptosis Through Caspase 7
Activation of PARP, Annual Meeting of the Academic Surgical
Congress, scheduled for February 5th, 2009, Ft. Myers, Florida.
12.4.28 Lanning DA: The Use of Robotics in Pediatric Surgery, Humera
Surgical Society Annual Meeting, April 17th, 2009, Richmond,
Virginia.
12.4.29 Carter RF and Lanning DA: Laparoscopic Lysis of Adhesions for
Small Bowel Obstruction in Children, Humera Surgical Society
Annual Meeting, April 17th, 2009, Richmond, Virginia.
12.4.30 Carter RF and Lanning DA: Technique for Laparoscopic
Appendectomy Specimen Retrieval, 18th Annual Congress for
Endosurgery in Children (IPEG), poster presentation on April 23rd,
2009, Phoenix, Arizona.
12.4.31 Carter RF and Lanning DA: Simple Technique for Umbilical
Fascial Closure Using a Grooved Director, 18th Annual Congress
for Endosurgery in Children (IPEG), poster presentation on April
23rd, 2009, Phoenix, Arizona.
12.4.32 Carter RF, Graham M, and Lanning DA: Minimally Invasive,
Laparoscopic-assisted, Percutaneous Liver Biopsy in Children. A
Safe and Cost-effective Technique for the Evaluation of Liver
Disease, 18th Annual Congress for Endosurgery in Children
(IPEG), April 23rd, 2009, Phoenix, Arizona.
12.4.33 Margaron FC and Lanning DA: Robotic Thymectomy in
Children, 18th Annual Congress for Endosurgery in Children
(IPEG), April 23rd, 2009, Phoenix, Arizona.
12.4.34 Margaron FC, Oiticica CO, and Lanning DA: Robotic Nissen
Fundoplication with Gastrostomy Preservation in Neurologically
Impaired Children, 18th Annual Congress for Endosurgery in
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Children (IPEG), poster presentation on April 23rd, 2009, Phoenix,
Arizona.
12.4.35 Carter RF, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Scarless Fetal Mouse
Wound Healing May Initiate Apoptosis Through Caspase 7
Activation of PARP, Virginia Surgical Society Annual Meeting,
April 26th, 2009, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
12.4.36 Carter RF, Jain K, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Differential
Expression of Procollagen Genes Between Mid- and Lategestational Fetal Fibroblasts, Virginia Surgical Society Annual
Meeting, April 26th, 2009, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
12.4.37 Margaron FC and Lanning DA: Robotic Thymectomy in
Children, Virginia Surgical Society Annual Meeting, April 26th,
2009, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
12.4.38 Margaron FC, Oiticica CO, and Lanning DA: Robotic Nissen
Fundoplication with Gastrostomy Preservation in Neurologically
Impaired Children, Virginia Surgical Society Annual Meeting,
April 26th, 2009, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
12.4.39 Carter RF and Lanning DA: Laparoscopic Lysis of Adhesions for
Small Bowel Obstruction in Children, Virginia Surgical Society
Annual Meeting, April 26th, 2009, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
12.4.40 Thompson N, Bagwell CE, Haynes JH, Oiticica C, and Lanning
DA: Gastrojejunocutaneous Fistula Secondary to Percutaneous
Endoscopic Gastrostomy Placement, American Pediatric Surgical
Nurses Association Annual Meeting, poster presentation on May
26th, 2009, Fajardo, Puerto Rico.
12.4.41 Lanning DA: Pediatric Surgery Mission Work in St. Vincent and
the Grenadines, Humera Surgical Society Annual Meeting, April
16th, 2010, Irvington, Virginia.
12.4.42 Thompson N, Leung A, Browne T, Bagwell CE, Haynes JH,
Oiticica C, and Lanning DA: Partial Splenectomy in the Pediatric
Patient, American Pediatric Surgical Nurses Association Annual
Meeting, poster presentation on May 2010, Orlando, Florida.
12.4.43 Thompson N, Bagwell CE, Haynes JH, Oiticica C, and Lanning
DA: Supprelin LA Implant Placement, American Pediatric
Surgical Nurses Association Annual Meeting, poster presentation
on May 2010, Orlando, Florida.
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12.4.44 Carter RF and Lanning DA: Laparoscopic Lysis of Adhesions for
Small Bowel Obstruction in Children (accepted for presentation),
6th Annual Meeting, Academic Surgical Congress, Feb 1st, 2011,
Huntington Beach, California.
12.4.45 Carter RF, Wolfe L, Heath K, Goretsky M, St. Peter S, and
Lanning DA: Irrigating Versus Not Irrigating the Abdominal
Cavity in Cases of Perforated Appendicitis (accepted for
presentation), 6th Annual Meeting, Academic Surgical Congress,
Feb 3rd, 2011, Huntington Beach, California.
12.4.46 Carter RF, Sykes VW and Lanning DA: Scarless Fetal Mouse
Wound Healing May Initiate Apoptosis Through Caspase 7
Activation of PARP, 47th Annual Meeting of the Humera Surgical
Society, April 15th, 2011, White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia,
Winner of the Lazar J. Greenfield Award.
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