Revised 6/1/09
CURRICULUM VITAE
CHRISTOPHER C. BAKER, M.D., F.A.C.S.
The Isidore Cohn, Jr. Professor and Chairman
Department of Surgery
LSU Health Sciences Center,
1542 Tulane Avenue, Room 741
New Orleans, LA 70112
Office: (504) 568-4751; Fax: (504) 568-4633
Email: cbake5@lsuhsc.edu
PERSONAL
Marital Status:
Married in Chapel Hill, NC 1/31/2003
to the former Evelyn Pearo
Children:
Jonathan William Baker
Katherine Ruth Baker
DOB 2/8/78
DOB 5/17/81
David Ross MacGregor
DOB 11/3/1987
Richard Alexander MacGregor DOB 10/1/1988
EDUCATION
1970
B.A., Magna cum laude
Williams College
Williamstown, MA
1974
M.D.
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA
6/74-6/75
Surgical Internship
University of California, (UCSF)
San Francisco, CA
6/77-7/79
NIH Research Fellowship
San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH)
San Francisco, CA
7/75-6/81
General Surgical Residency University of California at San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
1981-1986
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
1986-1989
Associate Professor of Surgery
Yale School of Medicine
1989-2004
Professor of Surgery
UNC School of Medicine
Chapel Hill, NC
7/20043/2006
Visiting Professor of Surgery
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA
3/200611/2007
Professor of Surgery
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA
12/2007-
Isidore Cohn, Jr., Professor of Surgery
LSU Health Sciences Center
New Orleans, LA
8/2008-
Clinical Professor of Surgery
Tulane School of Medicine
New Orleans, LA
BOARD CERTIFICATIONS
1975
1982
Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners
Advanced Trauma Life Support Instructor (Current)
1982
1991/2002
Diplomate, American Board of Surgery (27972)
Recertified
1987
1996/2007
Certificate of Special Qualification in Surgical Critical Care (025)
Recertified
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MEDICAL LICENSURE
1975-1982
1981-1990
1989-2005
2004-2009
2008-
California (G30322)
Connecticut (22716)
North Carolina (38293)
Massachusetts (220783)
Louisiana (201858)
RESEARCH FUNDING
Grants:
UCSF
1977-1979
National Science Foundation Fellowship, NIH
"Immunosuppression Following Burns
and Trauma" with Carol Miller, PhD.,
San Francisco, CA ($ 40,000)
Yale
1981-1982
1985-1986
1985-1986
1986-1989
OHSE Fund (Yale) - PI
"Studies on Sepsis and Immunosuppression"
($ 16,000)
Departmental Research Fund (Yale) - PI
"Studies on Endotoxin and Surgical Sepsis"
($ 17,500)
Departmental Research fund (Yale) - PI
"Immunosuppression after Intra-abdominal
Sepsis" ($ 75,000)
NIH RO1 Grant- PI - "Macrophage
Function in Surgical Sepsis" (GM35909)
($ 228,468)
UNC
1991-1996
NIH NRSA Trauma Fellowship-NIGMS
T32 GM08450 ($ 666,679)
1997-2002
T32 GM08450 ($ 722,865) continuation
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Contracts:
1990-1993
McGaw, Inc. Comparison of Immun-Aid
and Vivonex in Trauma patients Co-P.I. with
Mark Koruda ($ 99,673)
1991-1999
North Carolina Trauma Registry- North Carolina
Office of Emergency Medical Services
Administrative Director
Principal Investigator
1999-2004
1992-1993
Exosurf Sepsis Trial-Burroughs Wellcome
Co-P.I. with Samir Fakhry ($ 120,000)
1992-1993
Centocor CHESS Trial Centocor , Inc.
Co-P.I. with Samir Fakhry ($ 60,000 )
1994-1995
Norasept II Miles Laboratories, Inc.
Co-P.I. with Samir Fakhry ($ 38,000)
2006-2007
Reynolds Grant for Geriatric Education ($50,000)
(Co-investigator)
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AWARDS/HONORS
Williams College
1969
1969-1970
1970
Phi Beta Kappa (Junior)
Class of 1914 Scholarship
William Bradford Turner Award
Harvard Medical School
1973
Alpha Omega Alpha (Junior)
University of California at San Francisco
1978
1978-1979
1979
1979
1979
Resident Research Award
San Francisco Surgical Society
NSF Trauma Fellowship
San Francisco General Hospital
Carl Moyer Resident Award
American Burn Association
First Prize, Northern California Committee on Trauma
Resident Paper Competition
Second Prize, National Committee on Trauma
ACS Resident Paper Competition
Yale University
1981-1989
Fellow, Timothy Dwight College
Teaching Awards
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
1990-1991
1992
1995
1999
1992, 1994
1997, 1998
2001-2004
Teacher of the Year,
UNC Department of Surgery
Whitehead Lecturer (Convocation)
Best Third Year Clerkship (Director, Surgery)
AOA Invited Lecturer
Pearls Day Lecturer
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2001-2002
Anthony A. Meyer Mentor Award
UNC Department of Surgery
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center/
Harvard Medical School
2004-2005
2005-2006
2005-2006
2005-2006
2006-2007
2006-2007
Harold Bengloff Award for Humanism in Education
Department of Surgery, BIDMC
Off-Service Faculty Teaching Award
Department of Emergency Medicine
Harold Bengloff Award for Humanism in Education
Department of Surgery, BIDMC
George W. B. Starkey Award For Excellence in Teaching
Core Surgery Clerkship (HMS) at BIDMC
George W. B. Starkey Award for Excellence in Teaching
Core Surgery Clerkship (HMS) at BIDMC
Rosette of the Shapiro Institute Center for Education, BIDMC
NATIONAL/REGIONAL/LOCAL
1994
1998
2000-2003
2003-2005
2003-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2006-2007
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals
Outstanding Teacher Award,
Association for Surgical Education
Honored Member,
Strathmore’s Who’s Who Millennium Edition
America’s Top Doctors
Marquis Who’s Who in America
Marquis Who’s Who in Science & Engineering
Best Doctors in America
Marquis Who’s Who in Medicine & Healthcare
Marquis Who’s Who in the World
Marquis Who’s Who in America
Cambridge Who’s Who among Professionals in Research,
Medicine, and Healthcare
Miscellaneous Honors
9/10/94
2/27/97
9/16/98
First Degree Black Belt, American Taekwondo Association (ATA)
Second Degree Black Belt, ATA
Third Degree Black Belt, ATA
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MEMBERSHIPS
National
1978-1988
1980-present
1983-1999
1984-present
1984-present
1985-1991
1986-present
1987-2008
1990-present
1991-1999
1992-present
1992-present
1994-present
1995-present
1997-present
2006-2008
2006-present
2009-present
American Burn Association
Association of Academic Surgery
Surgical Infection Society
Society of University Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
American Federation for Clinical Research
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
Society for the Surgery of the Alimentary Tract
Surgical Biology Club II
Shock Society
American Surgical Association
Society of Clinical Surgery
Colombian Trauma Assn. (Corresponding)
Pan-American Trauma Society
Association for Surgical Education
Association of Program Directors in Surgery
Western Trauma Association
Southern Surgical Association
Regional
1980-present
1982-1989
1984-2008
1987-2008
1989-present
1990-1994
1990-1994
1991-2004
2004-2007
2008200820082008-
Naffziger Surgical Society
Connecticut Society of American Board Surgeons
Northeast Medical Association
New England Surgical Society
Nathan A. Womack Surgical Society
North Carolina Medical Society
Durham-Orange County Medical Society
North Carolina Chapter of ACS
Massachusetts Chapter of ACS
Louisiana Chapter of ACS
Surgical Association of Louisiana
Cohn-Rives Society
Gulf Coast Vascular Society
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OTHER PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
Hospital or Affiliated Institution Appointments:
1981-1989
Attending Surgeon
1989-2004
Attending Surgeon
2004-2007
Attending Surgeon
2007-
Department Head, Surgery
Yale New Haven Hospital
New Haven, CT
Univ. of North Carolina (UNC) Hospitals
Chapel Hill, NC
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Boston, MA
LSU Health Sciences Center
New Orleans, LA
Major Administrative Responsibilities:
Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT
1982-1989
1982-1989
Associate Medical Director, Emergency Service
Yale New Haven Hospital
Director, Trauma Center
Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT
UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
1989-2004
1992-2000
1989-2000
1993-2004
1993-2004
1994-2004
2000-2004
1998-2004
Chief of Trauma Services
UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
Section Chief, General Surgery H
UNC Department of Surgery
Associate Director, Critical Care Service for Surgery
UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
Associate Program Director, Surgery
Associate Program Director, Critical Care
Surgery Clerkship Director
UNC School of Medicine
Chief, Division of Trauma, Burns, and Surgical Critical Care
UNC Department of Surgery
Associate Chairman for Surgical Education
UNC Department of Surgery
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA
7/04-11/07
7/04-4/07
7/04-11/07
5/05-11/07
4/07-11/07
Chief of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care, BIDMC
Boston, MA
Vice Chair for Outcomes, Dept. of Surgery, BIDMC
Program Director, Surgical Critical Care Fellowship, BIDMC
Program Director, General Surgery Residency, BIDMC
Vice Chair for Education, Dept. of Surgery, BIDMC
LSU Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, LA
12/200712/2007
Chief of Surgery, University Hospital, New Orleans, LA
Chairman, Department of Surgery, LSUHSC
MAJOR COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS:
Yale New Haven Medical Center, New Haven, CT
1982-1982
1982-1989
1982-1989
1984-1988
1981-1989
1987-1989
1985-1988
1981-1986
1982-1987
1982-1989
Acting Medical Director of Emergency Service
Assistant Emergency Service Director for Surgery
Director of Trauma Center
Medical Staff Cabinet
Emergency Service Advisory Committee
SICU Committee
Surgery Residency Coordinator
Transfusion Committee
Chairman (1983-1986)
Infection Control Committee
Critical Care Committee
University of North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
1989-2004
1989-1990
1993-1995
Multidisciplinary Trauma Committee
Chairman (1989-2004)
Task Force for Trauma & Emergency Medicine Member
Chairman (1991-1996)
OR Surgery CQI Subcommittee (Chairman)
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UNC School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC
1989-1990
1990-1991
1994-1996
1994-2004
1996-1998
1995-1997
1995-1998
1995-1997
1996-1998
Dean's Committee on Organization of Emergency Services
Dean's Search Committee for Chairman of Department of
Emergency Medicine
Gender Equity Committee
Third & Fourth Year Clerkship Committee
Co-Chair, Third and Fourth Year Clerkship Committee
Graduate Medical Education Task Force
Curriculum Management Committee
Dean's Curriculum Advisory Group
Curriculum Policy Committee
Multidisciplinary Activities, UNC Chapel Hill
1998-2004
1990-2004
1994-2004
1989-2004
1991-1996
1992-2002
1989-2004
1991-2004
1990-2004
1993-2004
1993-2004
1990-2004
1993-2004
1993-1994
1994-1997
1994-2004
1994-2004
1994-2004
Trauma Services, UNC Hospitals-Director
Multidisciplinary Committee, Chairman
Trauma CQI, Chairman
Trauma Registry, Director
Long Range Planning Committee, Chair
Trauma Training Grant, P.I. North Carolina Trauma Registry (NCTR)
Member, NCTR Group
Executive Director, NCTR
Member, Publications Committee
Highway Safety Research Center, UNC
Advisory Board Member, HSRC
Member, Injury Prevention Research Center, UNC
Coordinator, Acute Care Research Center
Member, Search Committee for Director for Health Promotion Disease
Prevention (HPDP), UNC School of Medicine
Member, Steering Committee for HPDP at UNC School of Medicine
Member, Center for Biology of Gastrointestinal Disease
Member, Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
Center for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, Associate Director
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
2004-2007
2004-2007
2004-2007
2004-2007
2004-2007
2005-2007
Trauma Care Committee, Chairman
Multidisciplinary Trauma Committee, Chairman
Critical Care Executive Committee
HMFP Compliance Oversight Committee
Disaster Preparedness Committee
Trustee, Carl J Shapiro Institute for Education and Research
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Harvard Medical School
2006-2007
Promotion and Tenure Committee
LSUHSC School of Medicine
200820082008
2008
2008
2007-2008
2009-
Clinical Chairs Advisory Group
Medical School Administrative Council
Chair, Centers for Clinical Excellence Group
SOM Strategic Planning Process
Chair, Ad hoc Committee on Foundation Expenses
Chair, Pathology Chair Search Committee
Health Care Network Compliance Committee
CME Advisory Committee
Community Service Related to Professional Work:
Regional:
Connecticut
1984-1986
1981-1989
1984-1989
Connecticut Peer Review Organization Trauma Steering Committee
South Central Connecticut EMS
1981-1989
Medical Advisory Committee
1982-1983
EMS Council Member
1983-1984
EMS Executive Council
Office of Emergency Medical Services
1984-1989
Task Force on Helicopter Standards
1985-1989
Medical Care Review Subcommittee
1987-1989
Hospital Trauma Network Standards
North Carolina
1991-2004
OEMS Advisory Council Member
1991-1995
Hospitals & Training Subcommittee
1990-1991
Advisory Council Subcommittee to evaluate the 1990
NHTSA Report on EMS
1991-1991
Trauma Criteria Task Force
1991-1992
Trauma System Task Force Co-Chairman,
Hospital Subcommittee
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1989-2004
North Carolina Trauma Registry
1989-2004
Advisory Committee
1990-2004
Administrative Director
1999-2004
Principal Investigator
Massachusetts
2004-2007
2004-2007
Massachusetts ACS Committee on Trauma
Region IV Trauma Systems Committee
Louisiana
2008
2008
2009
Secretary, Cohn-Rives Society
State LERN Board
Executive Council, Surgical Association of Louisiana
National:
1980
Testimony for the University of California before the Public Employee
Relations Board Hearing on "Student vs. Employee" Status
American Board of Surgery
1986
Guest Examiner, Buffalo, NY
1992, 1998
Guest Examiner, Chapel Hill, NC
1992-1997
Qualifying Exam Consultant
Service to Professional Societies
Association of Academic Surgeons
1983-1985
Program Committee
1987-1989
Councilman
1988
Nominating Committee
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
1989-1992
Scholarship Committee
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Society of University Surgeons (SUS)
1985-1987
AAMC Representative
1987-1997
Executive Council
1987-1988
Secretary-Elect
1988-1991
Secretary
1991-1992
President-Elect
1992-1993
President
1992
Program Committee
SUS Foundation
1994
1995
1996
1997
Secretary
Second Vice-President
First Vice-President
President
American College of Surgeons
1982-1989
Committee on Trauma, Connecticut
1982-1984
Associate Member
1984-1989
Member
1986-1989
Chairman
1986-1989
Executive Council, CT Chapter
1990-2004 Committee on Trauma, North Carolina
1996-2004
NC Committee on Applicants (District 3)
2000-2006
Committee on Surgical Education in Medical Schools
2004-2007
Committee on Trauma, Massachusetts
National Committee on Trauma, ACS
1992-2002
Member
1992-1993
Education Subcommittee
1993-1996
Executive Committee
1993-1996
Chairman, Publications Subcommittee
Society of Clinical Surgery
1993-1996
1993-1994
1998-2000
2000-2002
Membership Committee
Local Arrangements Chairman
President Elect
President
Association for Surgical Education
1998-present Curriculum Committee
2000-2003
CESERT Grant Committee Member
American Surgical Association
2001-2006 Advisory Membership Committee
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
SUS Presidential Address --Reference # 58 on Publications List
Delivered at the Society of University Surgeons meeting in Seattle, WA 2/ 1993.
EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY BOARDS
Editorial Boards:
1986-1988
Associate Editor
1988-1990
Editorial Consultant
1989-1995
Editorial Board
1992-1993
Editorial Board
1994-2001
Editorial Board
1999-2004
Editorial Board
1999-present Editorial Board
1998-present Editorial Board
2009Editorial Board
Yale Journal of Biology & Medicine
Thieme-Verlag Publisher
Journal of Surgical Research
Circulatory Shock
Shock
Contemporary Surgery
International Journal of Surgical Investigation
Journal of Trauma
Journal of the Medical Society of Louisiana
Ad Hoc Reviewer
2003-present
2005
2005-2008
Archives of Surgery
Annals of Surgery
Obesity Research
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PUBLICATIONS: Refereed
1. Baker, CC: Subclavian subtleties. Ann. Thorac. Surg., 1977; 24: 87-89.
2. Baker CC and Way WL: Clinical utility of CT body scans. Am.J.Surg. 136: 37-44,
1978.
3. Miller CL and Baker CC: Changes in lymphocyte activity after thermal injury: The
role of suppressor cells. J. Clin.Invest. 63: 202-210, 1979.
4. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Predicting fatal sepsis in burn patients. J.
Trauma 19: 641-648, 1979.
5. Garrison RN, Shively EH, Baker CC, Trunkey DD and Polk HC: Evaluation of
management of emergency right hemicolectomy. J. Trauma 19: 734-739, 1979.
6. Miller CL and Baker CC: Development of inhibitory macrophage after splenectomy.
Transplant Proc. 11: 14-16, 1979.
7. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Identity of mononuclear cells which
compromise trauma patients' resistance. J. Surg. Res. 26: 478-487, 1979.
8. Baker CC, Peterson SR and Sheldon GF: Septic phlebitis: A neglected disease.
Am. J. Surg. 138: 97-103, 1979.
9. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Correlation of traumatic shock with
immunocompetence and sepsis. Surg. Forum 30: 20-21, 1979.
10. Sheldon GF and Baker CC: Complications of nutritional support. Crit. Care Med.
8: 35-39, 1980.
11. Mavroudis M, Roon AJ, Baker CC and Thomas AN: Management of acute
cervicothoracic vascular injuries. J. Thorac, Cardovasc. Surg. 80: 342-349, 1980.
12. Baker CC, Trunkey DD and Baker WJ: A simple method of predicting severe
sepsis in burn patients. Am. J. Surg. 139: 513-517, 1980.
13. Baker CC, Thomas AN, and Trunkey DD: The role of emergency room
thoracotomy in trauma. J. Trauma 20: 848-855, 1980.
14. Baker CC, Oppenheimer L, Stephens B, Lewis FR and Trunkey DD: The
epidemiology of trauma deaths. Am. J. Surg. 140: 144-150, 1980.
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15. Baker CC, Caronna JJ and Trunkey DD: Neurologic outcome following emergency
room thoracotomy. Am. J. Surg. 139: 677-681, 1980.
16. Baker CC, Chaudry IH, Gaines HO and Baue AE: Evaluation of factors affecting
mortality rate after sepsis in a murine cecal ligation and puncture model. Surgery
94 (2): 331-335, 1983.8
17. Baker CC, Gaines HO and Niven-Fairchild AT: The effect of tuftsin and
splenectomy on mortality after intra-abdominal sepsis. J. Surg. Res. 36: 499-502,
1984.
18. Zeman RK, Lee CH, Stahl R. Viscomi GN, Baker CC, Cahow EC, Dobbins J,
Neumann R and Burrell MI: Strategy for the use of biliary scintigraphy in noniatrogenic biliary trauma. Radiology 151: 771-777, 1984.
19. Jacobson BK and Baker CC: Immunosuppression following excision of burn eschar
and syngeneic grafting in major thermal trauma. Yale J. Biol. Med.
57: 797-808, 1984.
20. Baker CC, Degutis LC, DeSantis JF and Baue AE: The impact of a trauma service
on trauma care in a university hospital. Am. J. Surg. 149: 453-458, 1985.
22. Gertler J, Shea K, Cameron D and Baker CC: The esophageal obturator airway Obturator or obtundator? J. Trauma 25: 424-426, 1985.
23. Kupper TS, Baker CC, Ferguson TA and Green DR: A burn induced Ly-2
suppressor T cell lowers resistance to bacterial infection. J. Surg. Res. 38: 606612, 1985.
24. Kupper TS, Green DR, Durum SK and Baker CC: Defective antigen presentation to
a cloned T helper cell by macrophages from burned mice can be restored with
interleukin 1. Surgery 98: 199-206, 1985.
25. Baker CC, Gartman DM, Cahow CE and Zeman RK: The value of hepatobiliary
scanning in complex liver trauma. J. Trauma 25: 887-891, 1985.
26. Baker CC and Kupper TS: Clarification of the role of endotoxin in intra-abdominal
and systemic sepsis. Surg. Forum 36: 68-70, 1985.
28. Faist E, Kupper TS, Baker CC, Chaudry IH, Dwyer J and Baue AE: Depression of
cellular immunity after major injury: Its association with post-traumatic
complications and its restoration with immunomodulating agents. Arch. Surg.
121: 100-105, 1986.
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29. Gertler J. Degutis LC, Garvey R, Clay R and Baker CC: Pitfalls in the diagnosis
and management of blunt splenic trauma. Conn. Med. 50: 645-647, 1986.
30. Kupper TS, Deitch E, Wong W and Baker CC: The human burn wound as a
primary source of IL-1 activity. Surgery 100: 409-415, 1986.
31. Baker CC: Epidemiology of trauma: The civilian perspective. Ann. Emerg. Med.
15: 1389-1391, 1986.
32. Degutis LC and Baker CC: Trauma in the elderly: A statewide perspective. Conn.
Med. 51: 161-164, 1987.
33. Faist E, Mewes A, Baker CC, Strasser T, Alkan SS, Reiber P and Herberer G:
Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2)-dependent suppression of IL-2 production in patients
with major trauma. J.Trauma 27: 837-848, 1987.
34. Baker CC, Yamada A, Faist E and Kupper TS: Interleukin-1 and T cell function
following injury. J. Burn Care Rehab. 8: 503-508, 1987.
35. Jacobson BK, Cuono CB, Kupper TS and Baker CC: Immunological alterations
following excisional wounding and immediate repair with syngeneic or allogeneic
skin grafts. J. Burn Care Rehab. 9: 354-358, 1988.
36. Faist E, Mewes A, Strasser TH, Walz A, Alkan S, Baker CC, Ertel W and Heberer
G: Alteration of monocyte function following major injury. Arch. Surg. 123:
287-291, 1988.
37. Baker CC and Caragnano CL: The effect of endotoxin and trauma on survival after
cecal ligation and puncture in mice. Surg. Forum 39: 116-118, 1988.
38. Ross P, Degutis LC and Baker CC: Cardiac contusion: The effect on operative
management of the trauma patient. Arch. Surg. 124: 506-507, 1989.
39. Faist E, Ertel W, Mewes A, Beck E, Baker CC and Herberer G: Terminal B-cell
maturation and immunoglobulin (Ig) synthesis in vitro in patients with major
injury. J. Trauma 29: 2-9, 1989.
40. Longo WE, Baker CC, McMillen MA, Modlin IM, Degutis LC and Zucker KA:
Non-operative management of blunt splenic trauma in adults: Criteria for
success. Ann. Surg. 210: 626-629, 1989.
41. Longo WE, Degutis LC and Baker CC: Blunt hollow viscus injuries of the digestive
tract: A poorly recognized phenomenon. Conn. Med. 53: 451-454, 1989.
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42. Baker CC, Niven-Fairchild T, Caragnano C and Kupper TS: Outcome following
femur fracture and subsequent cecal ligation and puncture in endotoxin sensitive
(C3H/HeN) and endotoxin resistant (C3H/HeN) mice J.Surg. Res. 50: 170-174,
1991.
43. Baker CC, Niven-Fairchild T,Yamada A, Caragnano CL and Kupper TS:
Macrophage antigen presentation and interleukin-1 production after cecal ligation
and puncture in C3H/HeN and C3H/HeJ mice. Arch. Surg. 126: 253-258, 1991.
44. Nayduch DA, Moylan J, Rutledge R, Meredith W, Thomason M, Cunningham P,
Baker CC, Oller D, Azizkhan RG and Mason T: Comparison of adult and
pediatric trauma score's ability to predict outcome following major trauma. J.
Trauma 31: 452-458, 1991.
45. Rutledge R, Thomason M, Oller D, Meredith W, Moylan J, Clancy T, Cunningham P
and Baker CC: The spectrum of abdominal injuries associated with the use of
seatbelts. J. Trauma 31: 820-826, 1991.
46. Hennington M, Tinsley EA Jr., Proctor HJ and Baker CC: Acute appendicitis
following blunt abdominal trauma - incidence or coincidence? Ann. Surg.
214: 61-63, 1991.
47. Ross RJ, Degutis LC, and Baker CC: Clarification of the role of CT scan in the
acute evaluation of blunt abdominal trauma. Conn. Med. 55: 330-332, 1991.
48. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Rutherford EJ, Muakkassa F, Baker CC, Koruda M and
Meyer AA: Apache II Score and outcome in the surgical intensive care unit: An
analysis of multiple intervention and outcome variables in 1250 admissions. Crit.
Care Med. 19: 1048-1053, 1991.
49. Oller DW, Rutledge R, Clancy T, Cunningham P, Thomason M, Meredith W,
Moylan J and Baker CC: Vascular injuries in a rural state: A review of 978
patients from a state trauma registry. J. Trauma 32: 740-746, 1992.
50. Meyer AA, Messick WJ, Young P, Baker CC, Napolitano L, Fakhry S, Muakkassa
F, Rutherford E and Rutledge R: A prospective comparison of clinical judgment
and APACHE II score in predicting the outcome of critically ill surgical patients.
J. Trauma 32: 747-754, 1992.
51. Cuenca R, Butts JD and Baker CC: Young citizens as victims of lightning injuries:
Analysis of incidence over an eleven year period. J. Wilderness Med. 3: 269276, 1992.
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52. Patsey T, Messick WJ, Rutledge R, Meyer AA and Baker CC: A population-based
multivariate analysis of the association between 911 access and per capita trauma
death rates. Ann. Emerg. Med. 21: 1173-1178, 1992.
53. Rutledge R, Messick WJ, Baker CC, Rhyne S, Butts J, Meyer AA and Ricketts T:
Multivariate population-based analysis of the association of county trauma centers
with per capita county trauma death rates. J. Trauma 33: 29-38, 1992.
54. Rutledge R, Lalor A, Oller D, Hansen A, Thomason M, Meredith W, Foil MB and
Baker CC: The costs of not wearing seatbelts: A comparison of outcome in
3396 patients from the North Carolina Trauma Registry. Ann. Surg. 217: 12227, 1992.
55. Thomason M, Rutledge R, Messick WJ, Oller DW, Meredith W, Moylan J,
Cunningham P, Clancy T and Baker CC: Head CT scan versus emergency
exploration in the hypotensive trauma patient: An analysis of the injuries
expected and the interventions required. J.Trauma 34: 40-45, 1993.
56. Rutledge R, Fakhry S, Baker CC and Oller D: Injury severity grading in trauma
patients: A simplified technique based upon ICD-9 Coding. J. Trauma 35: 497507, 1993.
57. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Meyer AA, Sheldon GF, and Baker CC: An analysis of
the association of Trauma centers with per capita hospitalizations and death rates
from injury. Ann. Surg 218: 512-524, 1993.
58. Baker CC: Zen and the art of surgery. Surgery 114: 133-139, 1993.
59. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM. Baker CC, Weaver N, Ramenofsky M, Sheldon GF, and
Meyer, AA: A population-based study of the association of medical manpower
with county trauma death rates in the United States. Ann. Surg. 219: 547-567,
1994.
60. Oelschlager BK, Carragnano CL, Carpenter J and Baker CC: The effect on
macrophage activity of resuscitation with lactated ringer's and hydroxyethyl
starch after hemorrhagic shock and sepsis. Shock 2: 141-144, 1994.
61. Moore FA, Moore EE, Kudsk KA, Brown RO, Bower RH, Koruda MJ, Baker CC
and Barbul A: Clinical benefits of an immune-enhancing diet for early postinjury enteral feeding. J. Trauma 37: 607-615, 1994.
62. Huynh T, Currin RT, Tanaka Y, Lemasters JJ and Baker CC: Activation of Kupffer
cells in vivo following femur fracture. Arch. Surg. 129: 1324-1329, 1994.
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63. Meredith W, Rutledge R, Hansen AR, Oller DW, Thomason M, Cunningham P and
Baker CC: Field triage of trauma patients based on the ability to follow
commands: A study in 29,573 injured patients. J. Trauma 38: 129-135, 1995.
64. Cairns BA, Oller DW, Meyer AA, Napolitano, LM, Rutledge R and Baker CC:
Exploratory laporatory following shotgun wounds to the abdomen: Does trauma
score predict the need for surgery? Ann. Surg 221: 272-277, 1995.
65. Ramadan F, Rutledge R, Oller, D, Howell P, Baker CC, and Keagy B: Carotid
artery trauma: A review of contemporary trauma center experiences.
J. Vasc. Surg. 21: 46-57, 1995.
66. Rutledge R, Hunt JP, Lentz CW, Fakhry SM, Meyer AA, Baker CC and Sheldon
GF: A statewide population-based time series analysis of nonoperative
management of abdominal solid organ injury. Ann. Surg. 222: 311-326, 1995.
67. Napolitano LM, Koruda MJ, Meyer AA, and Baker CC: The impact of femur
fracture with associated soft tissue injury on immune function and intestinal
permeability. Shock 5: 202-207, 1996.
68. Hunt JP, Baker CC, Lentz CW, Rutledge R, Oller DW, Flowe KM, Nayduch DA,
Smith C, Clancy TV, Thomason MH, Detterbeck FC and Meredith JW: Thoracic
Aorta Injuries: Management and outcome of 144 patients. J. Trauma 40: 547556, 1996.
69. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Baker CC, and Meyer AA: The impact of laparoscopic
cholecystectomy on the management and outcome of biliary tract disease in North
Carolina: A statewide, population-based, time-series analysis. J. Am. Coll. Surg.,
183: 31-45, 1996.
70. Fabian TC, Richardson JD, Baker CC, et al. (AAST Multicenter Trial Group):
Prospective study of blunt aortic injury: Multicenter trial of the American
Association for the Surgery of Trauma. J. Trauma, 42: 374-383, 1997.
71. Huynh T, Baker CC, Bracey L and Lemasters JJ: Adaptive Kupffer cell alterations
after femur fracture in rats. Am. J. Physiol., 97; 272: G1457-1462, 1997.
72. Napolitano LM, Koruda MJ, Baker CC, and Meyer AA: Pentoxifylline alters classspecific Immunoglobulin synthesis in resuscitated burn injury.
J Burn Care Rehab, 18: 389-394, 1997.
73. Cunningham P, Rutledge R, Baker CC, and Clancy TV: A comparison of helicopter
and ground ambulance transport with outcome of injury in trauma patients
transported from the scene. J. Trauma, 43: 940-946, 1997.
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74. Clancy TV, Ramshaw D, Maxwell JG, Covington D, Churchill P, Rutledge R,
Oller D, Cunningham PR, Meredith JW, Thomason M, and Baker CC:
Management of outcomes in splenic injury: A statewide trauma center review.
Ann. Surg., 226: 17-24, 1997.
75. Bradley EL, Young PR, Chang MC, Allen JE, Baker CC, Meredith W, Reed L,
Thomason M: Diagnosis and initial management of blunt pancreatic trauma:
guidelines from a multi-institutional review. Ann. Surg., 227(6):861-9, 1998.
76. Young PR, Meredith JW, Baker CC, Thomason MH, Change MC: Diagnosis and
initial management of blunt pancreatic trauma: a multi-institutional review. Am.
Surgeon, 64(9): 838-44, 1998.
77. Hunt JP, Baker CC, Fakhry SM, Rutledge RR, and Meyer AA: Accuracy of
administrative data in trauma. Surgery, 126(2): 191-7, 1999.
78. Brownstein MR, Manning JE, Katz L, Pearce L, and Baker CC: Bovine
hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier (HBOC-201) for resuscitation of uncontrolled,
exsanguinating liver injury in swine. Shock, 13 (2):152-9, 2000.
79. Fakhry S, Brownstein M, Watts D, Baker CC, and Oller D: Relatively short
diagnostic delays (<8 Hours) produce morbidity and mortality in blunt small
bowel injury: An analysis of time to operative intervention in 198 patients from a
multi-center experience. J. Trauma, 48: 408-415, 2000.
80. Huynh T, Bracey LW, Lemasters JJ, and Baker CC: Pro-inflammatory Kupffer cell
alterations after trauma and sepsis in rats. Shock, 14 (5): 555-560, 2000.
81. Hunt JP, Cherr GS, Hunter CT, Wright MJ, Wang Y, Steve G, Buechter KJ,
Meyer AA, and Baker CC: Accuracy of administrative data in trauma:
Splenic injuries as an example. J. Trauma 49: 679-688, 2000.
82. Clarke JR, Spefewski B, Gertner AS, Webber BL, Hayward CZ, Wagner DK,
Baker CC, Champion HR, Fabian TC, Lewis FR Jr., Moore EE, Weigelt JA,
Eastman AB, and Blank-Reid C: An objective analysis of process errors in
trauma resuscitations. Acad. Emerg. Med. 7 (11): 1303-1310, 2000.
83. Hunt JP, Hunter CT, Brownstein MR, Ku J, Currin RT, Lemasters JJ, and
Baker CC: Alteration in Kupffer cell function after mild hemorrhagic shock.
Shock 15 (5): 403-407, 2001.
84. Manning JE, Katz LM, Pearce B, Batson DN, McCurdy SL, Gawaryl MS, and
Baker CC: Selective aortic arch perfusion with hemoglobin-based oxygen
carrier-201 for resuscitation from exsanguinating cardiac arrest in swine.
Crit. Care Med. 29 (8): 1-8, 2001.
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85. Scott L, Shen P, Baker CC, and Brice J: An analysis of EMT Paramedic verbal
Reports to physicians in the Emergency Department trauma room.
Prehosp.Emerg. Care. 7(2): 247-251, 2003.
86. Morton JM, Baker CC, Farrell TM, Yohe ME, Kimple RJ, Herman DC, Udekwu P,
Galanko JA, Behrns KE, and Meyer AA: What do surgery residents do on their
on-call nights. Am. J. Surg. 188: 225-229, 2004.
87. Robinson W III, Stiffler A, Rutherford EJ, Ahn J, Hurd H, Baker CC, Meyer AA,
and Rich PB: Blood Transfusion is an independent predictor of increased
mortality in non-operatively-managed blunt hepatic and splenic injuries.
J. Trauma 58: 437-445, 2005.
88. Hultman CS, Pratt B, Cairns BA, McPhail L, Rutherford EJ, Rich PB, Baker CC,
and Meyer AA: Multidisciplinary approach to abdominal wall reconstruction after
decompressive laparotomy for abdominal compartment syndrome. Ann. of Plastic
Surgery: 54:269-275, 2005.
89. Hultman, CS, Zenn, MR, Agarwal T, and Baker CC: Restoration of fecal
continence after functional gluteoplasty: Long-term results, technical
refinements, and donor-site morbidity. Ann. Plastic Surg. 55:1-7, 2005.
90. Callaway D, Shapiro NI, Donnino MW, Baker CC, and Rosen, CL: Serum lactate
and base deficit as predictors of mortality in normotensive elderly blunt trauma
patients. J. Trauma 66: 1040-1044, 2009.
91. Janz, BA, Frassica J, Baker CC, Clifford G, and Mark RG: A new paradigm for
managing information in the ICU in response to the 80 hour work week. Ann.
Surg. (Submitted).
92. Wahl GM, Marr AB, Brevard SB, Weintraub SL, Hunt JP, Duchesne JC,
McSwain NE Jr., Baker CC: The changing face of trauma: New Orleans before
and after Hurricane Katrina. Am. Surg. ( Submitted)
92. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Dellavolpe JD, Wahl G, Hunt JP, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Torrance BS, Greiffenstein P, Marr A, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC,
and McSwain NE Jr.: Hemostatic resuscitation during surgery improves
survival in patients with traumatic induced coagulopathy. J. Trauma (submitted).
93.. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl G, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeu JM, Kao K,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Zea N, Steep GE, McGuiness C, Wright MJ,
Baker CC, and McSwain NE: Damage control resuscitation: The new
face of damage control. J. Trauma (submitted).
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94. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Wright J, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC,
McSwain, Jr. NE. Ratio Of 1:1:1 PRBC to FFP to platelets does dot convey a
survival advantage when compared to 1:1 PRBC to FFP ratio alone during
damage control resuscitation. J. Trauma (submitted)
95. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD,
Greiffenstein P, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC, McSwain, Jr. NE.
Permissive hypotension: A century later. J. Trauma (submitted).
96. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau
JM, Greiffenstein P, Zea N, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Wright MJ, Baker CC,
McSwain, Jr. NE. Damage control resuscitation: Making sense of non-sense.
J. Trauma (submitted).
97. Wahl GM, Islam T, Gardner B, Stuke L, Marr AB, Hunt JP, McSwain NE, Baker
CC, Duchesne JC. Red light cameras: Do they change driver behavior and
reduce accidents? J. Trauma (submitted).
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PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS
1. Baker CC, Degutis LC and Baue AE: Predictors of outcome following major trauma.
J. Trauma 23: 627, 1983.
2. Baker CC and Degutis LC: Trauma in the elderly. J. Trauma 25: 672, 1985.
3. Rutledge R, Cunningham P, Clancy T, Oller D, Moylan J, Meredith W, Thomason M
and Baker CC: Trauma Score as a predictor of multiple measures of outcome in
12,334 trauma patients. Crit. Care Med. 18 (4): S271. 1990.
4. Muakassa F, Bell E, Rutledge R, Rutherford E, Fakhry S, Baker CC, Koruda M and
Meyer A: Improving the predictive power of Apache II scores in Surgical
Intensive Care Unit (SICU) patients : A study of 1250 patients.
Crit.Care Med.,18 (4): S197, 1990.
5. Thomason MH, Rutledge R, Napolitano L, Clancy T, Foil MB, Oller DW and
Baker CC: Critical care management of the injured patient: A review of
resource utilization and outcome. Crit. Care Med. 19 (4): S33, 1991.
6. Napolitano L, Rutledge R, Meyer AA and Baker CC: Adult respiratory distress
syndrome (ARDS) in elderly patients. Crit. Care Med. 19 (4): S33, 1991.
7. Napolitano L, Messick WJ, Rutledge R, Baker CC and Meyer AA: Impact of age on
ICU complications, outcome, and resource utilization. Crit. Care Med.
19 (4): S19, 1991.
8. Rutledge R, Napolitano L, Messick WJ, Rutherford E, Baker CC, Fakhry S,
Muakkassa F and Meyer AA: The revised trauma score as a predictor of outcome
in both trauma and non-trauma surgical intensive care unit (ICU) patients.
Crit. Care Med. 19 (4): S20, 1991.
9. Baker CC: The role of cytokine modulation in shock and sepsis. Intensive Care
Med. 20 (Supp. 1): 120, 1994.
10. Glasser R, Bell E., Fakhry S, Rutledge R and Baker CC: The role of gender in
homicide: A ten year analysis of victims and perpetrators. Fax 9: 64, 1994.
11. Lentz C, Fakhry S, Hunt J, Rutledge R and Baker CC: A prospective analysis of the
impact of opening an intermediate care unit on resource utilization in a surgical
intensive care unit. Crit. Care Med. 23 (4): A24, 1995.
12. Huynh T, Bracey L, Baker CC and Lemasters JJ: Kupffer cell activation after
trauma. The Toxicologist 15: 313-314, 1995.
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13. Fakhry SM, Gaffar N, Welna S, Hultman CS, Tuttle-Newhall J, Hunt J, Meyer AA,
Rutledge R, and Baker CC: "Do-not-resuscitate" (DNR) orders in critical care
setting: An immediate prelude to withdrawal of support? Crit. Care Med.
14. Ku J, Roberts ML, Hunter CT, Hunt JP, Lemasters JJ, and Baker CC: DHEA alters
Kupffer cell function after hemorrhagic shock. ACS Program Book, 1998
15. Hunt JP, Cherr G, Hunter CT, Brownstein M, Meredith JW, Baker CC, Thomason
M, Rutledge RR, Meyer AA, and Fakhry SM: The management of blunt splenic
injuries: Conservative therapy, outcomes and relationships to infectious
complications. J. Trauma, 2002.
16. Stiffler A, Schiro S, Tintinalli J, and Baker CC: Evaluation of trauma team
activation criteria and outcome indicators in a Level I Trauma Center.
J. Trauma, 2002.
17. Ziglar M, Schiro S, Rotondo M, Oller D, and Baker CC: Outcome after major
trauma-Does time to definitive care make a difference? J. Trauma 2002.
18. Campbell BT, Raval MV, Radisch DL, and Baker CC: From gunstore to smoking
gun: Tracking guns that kill. J. Trauma 2004.
19. Stiffler A, Bowling M, Baker CC: Assessment of public knowledge related to a
statewide trauma system. J. Trauma 2004.
20. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Dellavolpe JD, Wahl G, Hunt JP, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Torrance BS, Greiffenstein P, Marr A, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC,
and McSwain NE Jr.: Hemostatic resuscitation during surgery improves
survival in patients with traumatic-induced coagulopathy. J. Trauma,2008
21. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl G, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeu JM, Kao K,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Zea N, Steep GE, McGuiness C, Wright MJ,
Baker CC, and McSwain NE: Damage control resuscitation: The new
face of damage control. J. Trauma , 2008.
22. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Wright J, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC,
McSwain, Jr. NE. Ratio Of 1:1:1 PRBC to FFP to platelets does dot convey a
survival advantage when compared to 1:1 PRBC to FFP ratio alone during
damage control resuscitation. J. Trauma, 2008.
23. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD,
Greiffenstein P, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC, McSwain, Jr. NE.
Permissive hypotension: A century later. J. Trauma, 2008.
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24. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau
JM, Greiffenstein P, Zea N, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Wright MJ, Baker CC,
McSwain, Jr. NE. Damage control resuscitation: Making sense of non-sense.
J. Trauma, 2008.
25.. Wahl GM, Islam T, Gardner B, Stuke L, Marr AB, Hunt JP, McSwain NE, Baker
CC, Duchesne JC. Red light cameras: Do they change driver behavior and reduce
accidents? J. Trauma, 2009.
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REVIEWS AND CASE REPORTS IN REFEREED JOURNALS
1. Baker CC and Hohn DC: Sepsis in the trauma patient. West J. Med.
130: 378-383, 1979.
2. Baker CC and Trunkey DD: Burn rounds at San Francisco General Hospital.
J. Burn Care 1: 37-41, 1981.
3. Baker CC and Gusberg RJ: Retroperitoneal sarcoma: A continuing surgical
challenge. Conn. Med. 50: 217-220, 1986.
4. Baker CC: Immune mechanisms and host resistance in the trauma patient.
Yale J. Biol. Med. 59: 387-393, 1986.
5. Biondi JW, Hines RL, Barash PG, Baker CC, Matthay MA and Matthay RA: The
adult respiratory distress syndrome. Yale J. Biol. Med. 59: 575-597, 1986.
6. Ross P, Jr. and Baker CC: Acute cholecystitis complicating ERCP: A case report.
J. Clin. Gastroenterol. 10: 350-351, 1988.
7. Graham SM, Barwick K, Cahow EC and Baker CC: Cholangitis glandularis
proliferans: A histologic variant of primary sclerosing cholangitis with distinctive
clinical and pathological features. J. Clin. Gastroenterol. 10: 579-583, 1988.
8. Letsou G, Gertler J, Baker CC and Hammond GL: Blunt innominate artery injury:
A report of three cases and review of literature. J. Trauma 29: 104-108, 1989.
9. Ross P Jr, Denny DF Jr and Baker CC: Angiographic embolization of traumatic
hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm: A case report. Conn. Med. 54: 308-310, 1990.
10. Beale RW, Tinsley EA Jr., and Baker CC: Pott's Disease Revisited: Paravertebral
abscess extending into the right lower extremity. NC Med. J. 53: 217-220, 1992.
11. Van Savage JG, Dahners LE, Renner JB and Baker CC: Fracture-dislocation of the
lumbosacral spine: Case report and review of the literature.
J. Trauma 33: 779-784, 1992.
12. Ku J, Brasel KJ, Baker CC, and Rutherford EJ: Triangle of death:
Hypothermia, acidosis, and coagulopathy. New Horizons, 7 (1):61-72, 1999.
13. Brasel KJ, Ku J, Baker CC, and Rutherford EJ: Damage control in the
critically ill and injured patient. New Horizons, 7 (1): 73-86, 1999.
14. Jones DR, Guy JS, Mill MR, Baker, CC: Retrograde Arterial Bullet Embolus to the
Coronary Artery: Case Report. J. Trauma, 46: 1135-6, 1999.
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15. Gross SC, Cairns BA, Baker CC: Addressing End-of-Life Issues in the Surgical
Intensive Care Unit—Practical and Ethical Guidelines for Residents and
Surgeons. Contemp. Surg., 56: 10-13, 2000.
16. Baker CC and Cannon J: Traumatic cranial nerve palsy (Images in clinical
Medicine) N. Eng. J. Med. 353: 1955, 2005.
17. Kang TL, Dudick C, Ashiku S, and Baker CC: Blunt rupture of the subclavianinnominate venous junction: Case report and review of the literature.
J. Trauma. 66: 1-3, 2009.
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EDITORIALS
1. Baker CC and Way LW: Problems in determining the utility of CT body scans.
Gastroenterology 77: 195-197, 1979.
2. Baker CC: Hemorrhagic shock and interleukin-2 production. Crit. Care Med.
16 (4): 358-359, 1988.
3. Baker CC: Blunt hepatic and splenic trauma: Where have all the surgeons gone?
Hepatology Elsewhere 5: 893-895, 1990.
4. Baker, CC: Removing the bullet reduces the risk of abscess in patients with gunshot
wounds to the colon. Colon and Rectal Surgery Outlook 4: 5-6, 1992.
5. Baker CC: Undetected injuries: The role of the trauma surgeon. Current Surgery
29: 70-73, 1992.
6. Baker CC: Invited commentary: The impact of a dedicated trauma program on
outcome in severely injured patients. by Demetriades, Berne T, Belzberg H,
Asensio J, Cornwell, Dougherty W, Alo K and DeMeester TR, in Arch. Surg.
130: 220, 1995.
7. Baker CC: The incidence of childhood injuries in Taekwondo competition.
J. Trauma 43: 95-96, 1997.
9. Baker J, Rhyne S, and Baker CC: The North Carolina trauma system. N.C. Med. J.,
58: 245-247, 1997.
9. Baker CC: Trauma: A paradigm for general surgery. Contemp Surg
56, 3: 137, 2000.
10. Rutherford, EJ, Hayward DH, Baker CC, and Fakhry SM: Critical care education in
medical school. Focus on Surg. Education 17: 26-28, 2000.
11. Baker CC: Surgical mentors from bosom buddies to Baghdad by the bay
Arch. Surg. 138: 1154-1156, 2004.
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PUBLICATIONS: Non refereed
1. Lim RC and Baker CC: Assuming responsibility for emergency thoracotomy. ER
Reports 2: 23-26, 1981.
2. Baker CC and Kornguth PJ: The use of radiologic procedures in trauma patients
with multiple injuries. Curr. Concepts Trauma Care 7: 16-21, 1984.
3. Baker CC and Degutis LC: Predicting outcome in the multiple trauma patient.
Infect. Surg. 5(4): 243-245, 1986.
4. Baker CC: Host defenses in patients with multiple injuries.
Surg. Rounds Orthop. 1(9): 15-26, 1987.
5. Telford GL, Bland KI, Flynn TC, Popp MB, Wetstein L, Jessup JM, Kirklin JK,
Hoover HC, Bessey PQ, Baker CC, Gashill HV, Ricotta JJ and Naji A: Writing
a scientific abstract. Current Surg. 45: 454-458, 1988.
6. Hennington MH, Cuenca RE, Sun B, Wilms C and Baker CC: Chronic afferent loop
obstruction masquerading as pancreatic pseudocyst. Surg. Rounds. p. 832-836,
9/92.
7. Reines HD, Baker CC, Herndon DN and Malangoni MA: Management of sepsis in
the surgical ICU. Perspect. in Crit. Care, Cerra FB, Editor, Quality Medical
Publishing, Inc., St. Louis, MO, 1995, pp. 31-40.
8. Baker CC: Tricks of the trade-Placing a second tube. Emergency Medicine
28: 47, 1995.
9. Baker, CC: My first time: Personal account of golfing milestones. Golf Digest,
1/2000.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEXT BOOKS
1. Baker CC: Emergency room thoracotomy - A life-saving procedure. In
Controversies in Trauma Management. (Yearbook of Emerg. Med.) Dailey RJ
and Callahan M (eds.). New York: Churchill Livingstone, 1985, pp. 93-102.
2. Faist E, Hartl W, Siskind B, Baker CC, Rogers G, Duray P, Witte J, Heberer G and
Baue AE: The use of infrared sapphire contact coagulation and fibrinogen
adhesive for hemostasis after partial hepatectomy: A comparative study. In
Fibrin Sealant in Operative Medicine. Vol. 6 of General Surgery and Abdominal
Surgery. Schlag G. and Redl H (eds.). Berlin, Heidelberg, W. Germany:
Springer-Verlag, 1986, pp. 72-84.
3. Baker CC: Alterations in host resistance in surgical patients. In Focus on Infection:
New Surgical and Medical Approaches: Sande M, Root R and Trunkey DD
(eds.). New York: Churchill Livingston, 1987, pp. 49-62.
4. Baker CC: Multiple organ failure: The "success" story of the 1980's. In Advances
in Trauma Vol. III. Maull KI, Cleveland HC, Strauch GO and Wolferth CC.
Chicago, IL: Yearbook Medical Publishers, 1988, pp. 37-51.
5. Baker CC and Degutis LC: Trauma and multiple organ failure: The clinical
challenge. In Trauma Management. Kreis DJ and Gomez GA (eds.). Boston,
MA: Little, Brown & Company, 1989, pp. 473-489.
6. Baker CC: Macrophage-T-cell interactions in surgical sepsis. In Immune
Consequences of Trauma, Shock and Sepsis. Faist E, Ninnemann J, Green D
(eds.). Berlin, Heidelberg, W. Germany: Springer-Verlag, 1989, pp. 63-68.
7. Baker CC: The role of scoring systems in multiple organ failure. In Multiple Organ
Failure: Pathophysiology and Basic Concepts of Therapy. Deitch EA (ed.). New
York, NY: Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc., 1990, pp. 26-39.
8. Baker CC and Faist E: Immunologic response. In Trauma (Second Edition).
Moore EE, Mattox KL and Feliciano DV (eds.). E. Norwalk, CT: Appleton and
Lange, 1991, pp. 263-278.
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9. Napolitano L and Baker CC: Bacterial translocation: Fact or fancy? In Advances in
Trauma Vol. VII. Maull KI, Cleveland HC, Strauch GO and Wolferth CC.
Chicago, IL: Yearbook Medical Publishers, 1992, pp. 79-96.
10, Johnson,G and Baker, CC : Penetrating abdominal vascular injury. In Emergency
Vascular Surgery, Greenhalgh RM and Hollier LH (Eds.) London, Eng., W. B.
Saunders Co. LTD, 1992, pp. 217-227.
11. Baker. CC: Peritonitis and abdominal abscess. In Current Surgical Therapy (Fifth
Edition) Cameron J (ed.), 1995, pp. 943-947.
12. Baker CC and Huynh T: Acute pancreatitis--Surgical management. In Critical
Care Clinics, Fisher R (ed), WB Saunders Co., Philadelphia, PA, Vol. 11, #2,
1995, pp. 311-322.
13. Baker CC: Commentary on "Resuscitative Thoracotomy." In The Textbook of
Penetrating Trauma, Ivatury RR and Cayten CG (Eds.), Williams and Wilkins,
Media, PA, 1995, pp. 215-216.
14. Baker CC and Hunyh T: Management of Sepsis in the Critically Ill Patient.
Current Problems in Surgery, Wells, SA (Ed.), Mosby, St. Louis, MO,1995,
pp.1015-1083.
15. Baker CC and Huynh T: Immunologic Response. In Trauma (Third Edition).
Moore EE, Mattox KL and Feliciano DV (eds.), 1996, pp. 1177-1192.
16. Baker CC: Anorectal Disorder. In Manual of Clinical Problems in Adult
Ambulatory Care (Third Edition), Dornbrand L, Hoole AJ, Fletcher RH (Eds.),
Lippincott-Raven Publishers, Philadelphia, PA, 1997, pp. 236-238.
17. Baker CC: Gas gangrene of the extremity. In Current Surgical Therapy (Sixth
Edition). Cameron J (ed), Mosby-Year Book Inc., St. Louis, MO, 1998.
18. Baker CC: Fecal Incontinence. In Current Surgical Therapy (Seventh Edition).
Cameron J (ed.), Mosby-Year Book Inc, St. Louis, MO, 2000.
19. Baker CC: Common Anorectal Disorders. In Netter’s Internal Medicine
Runge MS and Greganti MA (eds.) Icon Learning Systems LLC, 2003,
pp. 287-292.
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BOOK REVIEWS
1. Baker CC: Gastrointestinal Surgery (2 vol), Fromm D (ed.). New York, New York:
Churchill Livingstone, 1985. In Clin. Gastroenterol.
2. Baker CC: Gastrointestinal Emergencies. Imrie CW and Moosa AR (eds.).
Echinburgh, Scotland: Churchill Livingstone, 1987. In Clin. Gastroenterol.
3. Baker CC: Trauma Surgery Part 1. Champion HR, Robbs JV and Trunkey DD
(eds.). In Operative Surgery, 4th edition. Dudley H, Carter DC and Russell RCG
(Gen. Eds.). London, VK: Butterworths, 1989. In World J. Surg.
THESIS PUBLICATIONS
1. Fleishman CE, Degutis LC, Shea K and Baker CC: The Efficacy of Advanced Life
Support Versus Basic Life Support in the Pre-Hospital Care of Trauma Victims.
MD Thesis, Yale University School of Medicine, 1989.
2. Thompson JA, Degutis LC and Baker CC: The Emergency Diagnosis of Acute
Ischemic Bowel. MD Thesis, Yale University School of Medicine, 1989.
3. 1984-Joseph DeSantis, Prospective Prediction of Outcome in the Surgical
Intensive Care Unit. (MD thesis, Yale University School of Medicine).
4. 1984-Roger Phillips, Prehospital Airway Management: A Comparison of Esophageal
Obturator Airway and Endotracheal Intubation. (MD thesis, Yale University
School of Medicine).
5. 1986-Alan H. Yamada, Effects of Sepsis on Antigen Presentation and Interleukin-1
Elaboration of Murine Spleen Cells. (MD thesis, Yale University School of
Medicine).
6. 1986-Bruce Jacobson, Effect of Excision and Grafting on Immune Suppression after
Thermal Injury. (MD thesis, Yale University School of Medicine).
7. 1989-Craig Fleishman, The Efficacy of Advanced Life Support in the Pre-Hospital
Care of Trauma Victims. (MD thesis, Yale University School of Medicine).
8. 1989-John A. Thompson, The Emergent Diagnosis of Acute Ischemic Bowel.
(MD thesis, Yale University School of Medicine).
9. 1992-Nancy Harthun, The Effect of Cocaine on Post-Traumatic Injury. (MD thesis,
Yale University School of Medicine).
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INVITED PRESENTATIONS
1979
12/10/79
“Immunologic Alterations after Burn Injury
University of California Trauma Postgraduate Course
San Francisco, CA
1984
4/11-12/84
1985
3/01-2/85
“Non-operative Management of Blunt Splenic and Renal Trauma
University of California, Davis
Sacramento, CA
“Immunology of Sepsis
Maine Medical Center
Portland, ME
11/01/85
“T Cell Suppression following Thermal Injury”
Brooke Army Institute of Surgical Research
Fort Sam Houston, TX
11/06-7/85
“Emergency Thoracotomy for Penetrating Trauma”
Butterfield Hospital Symposium
Grand Rapids, MI
1986
1/11/86
“Management of Complex Pelvic Fractures”
Baystate Medical Center
Springfield, MA
3/06/86
“Treatment of Open Pelvic Fractures: Colostomy or Not?
Goligher Symposium
Waterbury, CT
3/9-10/86
Immunologic changes after Cecal Ligation and Puncture
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
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3/17/86
“Epidemiology of Trauma-The Civilian Perspective”
ACEP Winter Symposium
Orlando, FL
5/9/86
“Treatment of Complex Duodenal Injuries”
Upstate New York ACS Chapter
Albany, NY
10/17/86
“Current Management of Hepatic Trauma”
ACS Trauma Course
New Orleans, LA
10/30/86
“Results of Non-Operative Management of Blunt Splenic Trauma”
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
New York, NY
11/19/86
“A Potpourri of Challenging Trauma Cases”
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Worcester, MA
1987
1/20-24/87
“T suppressor Cell Activity after Burns”
“Inhibitory Macrophages after Splenectomy”
Symposium on Immunosuppression and Trauma
Salt Lake City, UT
2/14/87
“Sepsis in the ICU Setting”
Longwood Area Trauma Rounds
Boston, MA
5/01-4/87
“Computerized Monitoring in the ICU”
Eastern States COT Trauma Symposium
Atlantic City, NJ
10/01-2/87
“Approaches to Complex Pelvic Injuries”
MIEMSS
Baltimore, MD
12/12-13/87
“Priorities in the Multiply Injured Patient’
Region VII COT Trauma Symposium
Kansas City, MO
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1988
3/01-6/88
“Immunologic Changes after Cecal Ligation and Puncture”
International Symposium on Sepsis and Trauma
Munich, WEST GERMANY
4/22/88
“Cecal Ligation and Puncture as a Model for Studying
Immune Suppression Following Sepsis”
Toronto University Research on Shock and Trauma
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
6/15-6/88
“Nutritional Support after Severe Blunt Trauma”
Eastern States COT Trauma Symposium
Atlantic City, NJ
7/4/88
“Prevention of Sepsis in the Multiple Trauma Patient”
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London, ENGLAND
9/22/88
“Treatment Priorities in Complex Pelvic Fractures”
Thames River Orthopaedic Society
Groton, CT
10/26/88
“Management of Panceatico-Duodenal Injuries”
ACS Trauma Course
Chicago, IL
11/9/88
“Scoring Systems for Sepsis”
Lincoln Hospital 8th Annual Trauma Symposium
New York, NY
12/8-10/88
“Clinical Decision-Making in the Unstable Trauma Patient”
New Mexico COT Trauma Symposium
Albuquerque, NM
1989
4/6-7/89
“Immune Suppression Following Trauma”
Hunter Sweaney Visiting Professor
University North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC
4/8/89
“Laboratory Models for Studying Human Sepsis”
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore, MD
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6/12-13/89
“Management Priorities in Open Pelvic Fractures”
Eastern States COT Trauma Symposium
Atlantic City, NJ
10/13/89
“Epidemiology of Trauma—A Civilian Perspective”
Seventh International Surgery Day
United States Uniformed Health Services
Bethesda, MD
1990
2/3/90
“Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma’
Trauma Symposium
New Hanover Memorial Hospital (AHEC)
Wilmington, NC
5/1/90
“Management of Trauma Cases-Panel”
May Day Trauma Conference (UNC)
Chapel Hill, NC
6/26/90
“Non-Operative Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma”
Wake Medical Center (AHEC)
Raleigh, NC
7/20/90
“Multiple Organ Failure in the ICU”
New Hanover Memorial Hospital
Wilmington, NC
9/20-22/90
“Retroperitoneal Trauma”
Eastern States COT Trauma Symposium
Atlanta City, NJ
12/13/90
“Prevention of Sepsis in the ICU”
New England Deaconess Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA
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1991
2/22-23/91
“Emergency Thoracotomy for Trauma”
University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA
3/05-10/91
“A Clinical Approach to Sepsis in the ICU”
International Symposium on Shock, Trauma, & Sepsis
Munich, GERMANY
3/21-22/91
“Immune Suppression Following CLP and Femur Fracture”
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
4/17-18/91
“Trauma System Development in North Carolina”
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
5/1/91
“Management of Gunshot Wounds of the Abdomen”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
7/13/91
“Non-operative Management of Blunt Hepatic Trauma”
North Carolina Chapter, ACS
Asheville, NC
9/20-21/91
“Non-operative Management of Splenic trauma”
Postgraduate Course in Surgery (UNC)
Chapel Hill, NC
10/02-3/91
“The Role of Pre-hospital Care in Preventing Late Sepsis after Trauma”
EMS Today
Greensboro, NC
10/22/91
“Approaches to the Management of Renal Trauma”
ACS Trauma Symposium
Chicago, IL
10/22/91
“Cytokine Modulation is Not Indicated in Treating Sepsis”
ACS Critical Care Course
Chicago, IL
11/02-03/91
“Risk Factors for Multiple Organ Failure”
Issues and Challenges in Surgical Critical Care
Williamsburg, VA
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1992
1/9-11/92
“Management of complex Duodenal Injuries”
Third Annual California Trauma Conference (UC Davis)
Sacramento, CA
3/22-24/92
“Management of Fecal Incontinence”
Cook County Postgraduate Course
Sea Island, GA
3/27-29/92
“Strategies for Preventing MOF in the ICU”
Third Critical Care Symposium (UT Knoxville)
Asheville, NC
4/1-5/92
“Current Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma”
General Surgery Update
Hilton Head Island, SC
4/8-9/92
“Management of ARDS in the ICU”
Surgery Postgraduate Course-Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte, NC
5/1/92
“Complex Trauma Cases-Panel”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
5/4-5/92
“Management of Hemorrhagic Shock”
Eastern States COT Trauma Symposium
Atlantic City, NJ
5/20/92
“Diagnosis and Management of Intra-abdominal Abscess”
University of Zaragosa
Zaragosa, SPAIN
10/13/92
“Splenorraphy for Splenic Trauma-How I do it”
ACS Trauma Symposium
New Orleans, LA
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1993
1/15-16/93
“Enteral Nutrition in the ICU-The Way to Go”
Graduate Hospital
Philadelphia, PA
2/26/93
“MOF in the ICU”
Critical Care Symposium (UNC)
Chapel Hill, NC
3/25/93
“A Potpourri of Complex Trauma Cases”
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, NC
5/1/93
“Resuscitation End-Points in Shock”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
5/5-6/93
“Immune Suppression Following Trauma”
Visiting Professor and Philip E. Lear Lecturer
Long Island Jewish Medical Center
New Hyde Park, NY
9/26-28/93
“Blunt Hollow Viscus Injury”
SUNY at Brooklyn and Triborough Surgical Association
Brooklyn, NY
11/13/93
“Immune Suppression after Severe Trauma”
Invited lecturer, Osaka Trauma Institute
Osaka, JAPAN
11/17-19/93
“The Role of the Macrophage in Early Immune Suppression after Trauma”
Distinguished Invited Lecturer, Japanese Assoc. of Acute Medicine
Hiroshima, JAPAN
12/17-18/93
“Current Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma”
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
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1994
3/2-4/94
“The Role of Cytokine Modulation in Shock and Sepsis”
International Symposium on Shock, Trauma, and Sepsis
Munich, Germany
4/18-20/94
“Current Management of Multiple Organ Failure”
Lunda Visiting Professor in Trauma
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, WI
5/02-3/94
“Complex Trauma Cases-Panel”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
5/18/94
“The Role of Cytokines in the Development of MOF”
Visiting Professor, Depts. of Emergency Medicine & Surgery
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC
5/20-21/94
“Management of Retroperitoneal Injuries”
Visiting Professor and Symposium Participant
New Hanover Regional Medical Center (AHEC)
Wilmington, NC
10/27/94
“Nutritional Support in the Trauma Patient”
Lecturer, Fall Trauma Symposium
Anderson Hospital
Anderson, SC
11/16-19/94
“Metabolic Response to Injury and its Modulation”
Distinguished Invited Lecturer, Pan American Trauma Society
Cartagena, Colombia, SA
12/1/94
“Emergency Thoracotomy in Trauma”
Postgraduate Symposium, St. Thomas Hospital
Nashville, TN
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1995
4/21-22/95
“New Advances in Prevention of Sepsis”
Guest Faculty, Nafziger Postgraduate Course in Surgery, UCSF
San Francisco, CA
5/5/95
“Trauma System Development in North Carolina”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
7/14-16/95
“The Impact of Seatbelts on Abdominal Injuries”
North Carolina Chapter ACS
Asheville, NC
11/1/95
“The Impact of Managed Care on Trauma Systems”
Lincoln Hospital Symposium
New York, NY
11/10/95
“Management of Blunt Thoracic Aortic Injuries”
Vascular Surgery Symposium
Chapel Hill, NC
12/1/95
“Ethics of End-of-Life Decision-Making in the ICU”
Critical Care Symposium
Chapel Hill, NC
1996
2/20/96
“Enteral Nutrition in the Trauma Patient”
Danville Regional Medical Center
Danville, VA
5/7-8/96
“Management of Complex Perineal Injuries”
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC
5/96
“Lessons Learned from Two Decades of Trauma Care”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
11/3-8/96
Six talks in Five days on Multiple Trauma Topics
Visiting Professor Florida Committee on Trauma
Pensacola, Jacksonville, Tampa,
Miami, Orlando
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11/13-16/96
“Disaster Management”
Pan American Trauma Society
Cartegena, Colombia, South America
1997
5/97
“”Complex Trauma Cases—Panel”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill
6/97
“Complex Duodenal Injuries”
Eastern States Committee on Trauma, ACS
Boston, MA
6/13/97
“Zen and the Art of Surgery”
North Carolina/Virginia Critical Care Symposium Keynote Speaker
Williamsburg, VA
9/5/97
“Current approach to Sepsis in the ICU”
National Defense Medical College
Kuriasu, Japan
9/11-12/97
“Surgical Management of Acute Pancreatitis”
Japanese Society for Abdominal Emergency Medicine
Yurayasu, Chiba, Japan
11/14-15/97
“Management of Complex Pelvic Fractures”
Visiting Professor, Shock-Trauma Center
Baltimore, MD
11/20-21/97
“Damage Control in Severe Blunt Abdominal Trauma”
Pan American Trauma Society
Miami, FL
12/12-13/97
“Current Approaches to Sepsis-Prevention and Management”
Visiting Professor, East Tennessee State University
Johnson City, TN
1998
5/1/98
“Clinical Decision-Making in Trauma”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill
5/9-10/98
“Maintaining Intellectual Curiosity during a Career in Surgery”
Visiting Professor, Baird Lecturer, Carillion Health System
Roanoke, VA
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1999
4/30/99
“Things Are Not Always What They Seem”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill
2000
3/17-18/00
“Damage Control and the Triangle of Death”
East Virginia Medical School
Norfolk, VA
5/1/00
“Complex Trauma Cases—Panel”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
6/1-3/00
“Current Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma”
Southern Illinois Trauma Center
Springfield, IL
6/16-17/00
“Damage Control in Trauma”
University Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
2001
5/1/01
“Damage Control-The Need for Speed in Triage”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
2002
5/1/02
“Seatbelt Injuries”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
5/23-24/02
“The Role of Cytokines in Immune Suppression after Trauma”
Hershey Medical Center
Hershey, PA
2003
5/1/03
“Lessons Learned from Complex Trauma Cases”
May Day Trauma Conference
Chapel Hill, NC
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2004
8/28/04
“Modern Management of Sepsis”
Brockton Hospital
Brockton, MA
9/7/04
“Lessons Learned from two decades in Trauma Care”
Children’s Hospital
Boston, MA
11/2/04
“Management of the Open Abdomen”
Mt. Auburn Hospital
Cambridge, MA
11/3/04
“Lessons Learned from two decades in Trauma Care”
Boston Med Flight
Hanscom Field, MA
11/13/04
“Management of the Open Abdomen”
St. Luke’s Hospital
New Bedford, MA
11/18-19/04
“Duodenal Injury-Operative Approaches to a Rare but Challenging Injury”
New England Regional Trauma Conference
Burlington, MA
12/9/04
“Management of the Open Abdomen”
Southern NH Medical Center
Nashua, NH
12/15/04
“Management of the Open Abdomen”
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Wellesley, MA
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2005
1/14/05
“Ethics in the ICU”
South Shore Hospital
Weymouth, MA
1/18/05
“Ethics in the ICU”
Nashoba Valley Hospital
Nashoba, MA
1/19/05
“Ethics in the ICU”
Merrimack Valley Hospital
Haverhill, MA
2/10/05
“Public Policy: Lessons learned from Trauma Systems Development”
Injury Control Research Center Seminar, Harvard School of Public Health
Boston, MA
4/1/05
“Disaster Management and Bioterrorism”
“Trauma Systems Development”
“Management of complex pelvic trauma”
Congreso International de Trauma
Universidad de Valle
Cali, Colombia
4/7/05
“Mangled Extremity—Early Amputation”
Seventh Annual Connecticut Trauma Conference
Ledyard, CT
5/16/05
“Pelvic Trauma”
Seminario su Trauma
Florence, Italy
10/5/05
“Damage Control in Critically Ill Patients”
Third Annual St. Francis Hospital Trauma Conference
Hartford, CT
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10/26/05
“Damage Control and Strategies for Closure”
Surgery Grand Rounds, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston, MA
11/11/05
“Ethics in the ICU” and “Difficult Trauma Cases”
New England Regional Trauma Conference
Burlington, MA
12/8/05
“Damage Control in Trauma”
Baystate Medical Center
Springfield, MA
5/12/06
“Ethics in the ICU”
Vanderbilt Medical center
Nashville, TN
9/8/06
“Ethics in the ICU”
Brockton Hospital
Brockton, MA
11/6/06
Enhancing the safety of Parenteral & Enterable TPN (Moderator)
HMS Department of Continuing Education
Cambridge, MA
11/6-7/06
“Damage control in various body areas” (Moderator)
Critical Care and Trauma Symposium
Boston, MA
1/8/06
“Lessons learned from Trauma”
New England Regional Trauma Conference
Burlington, MA
1/9/06
“Ethical considerations in the ICU”
Winchester Hospital
Winchester, MA
1/16-17/06
“Outcomes in Trauma” & “SIRS & MODS”
Pan American Trauma Society
Cartagena, Colombia, SA
3/7/07
“Peregrinations of a Samurai Surgeon in the Twenty first Century”
New York Surgical Society
New York, NY
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5/24/07
“Mentorship in the Twenty-first Century”
Baystate Medical Center
Springfield, MA
5/30/07
“Ethics of end-of-life Decision-making”
Anna Jacques Hospital
Newburyport , MA
12/12/07
“Lessons Learned from Trauma and Trauma Systems Development”
Hackensack Medical Center
Hackensack, NJ
1/19/08
“Key Recent Developments in General Surgery”
Louisiana Chapter of ACS
New Orleans, LA
11/18/08
“Mentorship in Surgery”
Wilford Hall AFB
San Antonio, TX
2009
1/17/09
“Surgical Lagniappe”
Louisiana Chapter of ACS
New Orleans, LA
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PRESENTATIONS AT SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS
(Papers presented by CC Baker listed in bold)
1. Baker CC and Miller CL: Suppressor cells in burn patients leukocytes. American
Burn Association X: 55-56, Birmingham, AL, 1978.
2. Baker CC, Miller CL, Tung G and Larson L: Post-operative changes in the leukocytes
regulating human blastogenic responses. San Francisco Surgical Society, (Residents
Award). Napa, CA, 1978.
3. Baker CC and Way WL: Clinical utility of CT body scans. Pacific Coast Surgical
Association, Los Angeles, CA, 1978.
4. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Predicting fatal sepsis in burn patients.
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, North Lake Tahoe, NV, 1978.
5. Garrison RN, Shively EH, Baker CC, Trunkey DD and Polk HC: Evaluation of
management of emergency right hemicolectorny. American Association for the Surgery
of Trauma, North Lake Tahoe, NV, 1978.
6. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Identity of mononuclear cells which
compromise trauma patients’ resistance. Association for Academic Surgery, Cleveland,
OH, 1978.
7. Baker CC and Miller CL: Characterization of suppressor cells appearing after thermal
injury. Carl Moyer Resident Award) American Burn Association XI: 55-56, New
Orleans, LA, 1979.
8. Hill LD, Baker CC, Ryan JA, Jives R and Thomas AN: Modern management of
complicated esophageal perforation. Presented to the Samson Thoracic Surgical Society,
Ketchum, ID, 1979.
9. Baker CC, Peterson SR and Sheldon GF: Septic phlebitis: A neglected disease. Pacific
Coast Surgical Society, Yosemite, CA, 1979.
10. Baker CC, Miller CL and Trunkey DD: Correlation of traumatic shock with
immunocompetence and sepsis. ACS Surgical Forum, Chicago, IL, 1979.
11. Baker CC, Trunkey DD and Baker WJ: A simple method of predicting severe sepsis
in burn patients. New England Surgical Society, Bretton Woods, NH, 1979.
12. Mavroudis M, Roon AJ, Baker CC and Thomas AN: Management of acute
cervicothoracic vascular injuries. Samson Thoracic Surgical Society, 1979.
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13. Baker CC, Thomas AN and Trunkey DD: The role of emergency room thoracotomy
in trauma. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Chicago, IL, 1979.
14. Baker CC, Oppeitheirner L, Stephens B, Lewis FR and Trunkey DD: The
epidemiology of trauma deaths. Pacific Coast Surgical Society. Kauai, HI, 1980.
15. Nachlas N, Baker CC and Frazier W: The effect of prehospital resuscitation and
MAST on outcome following blunt trauma. Connecticut ACS COT Resident Paper
Competition, Trumbull, CT, 1981.
16. Yee SY, Baker CC and Thomas AN: Determinants of operative survival after cardiac
trauma. Samson Thoracic Surgical Society, 1982.
17. Baker CC, Chaudry JH, Gaines HO and Baue AE: Evaluation of factors affecting
mortality rate after sepsis in a murine cecal ligation and puncture model. Society of
University Surgeons, Oklahoma City, OK, 1983.
19. Baker CC, Gaines NO and Niven-Fairchild AT: The effect of tuftsin and
splenectomy on mortality after intraabdominal sepsis. Association for Academic Surgery,
1983.
20. Kupper TS, Baker CC and Green DR: The role of T-cells from burned mice in
resistance to bacterial infection. American Burn Association XVI: 92-93, 1984.
21. Jacobson BK, Kupper TS, Baker CC and Cuono CB: Immunosuppression following
surgical excision and syngeneic grafting in major thermal injury. American Burn
Association XVI: 122-123, 1984.
22. Baker CC, Degutis LC, DeSantis JF and Baue AE: The impact of a trauma service
on trauma care in a university hospital. New England Surgical Society, Balsams, NH,
1984.
23. Gertler J, Shea K, Cameron D and Baker CC: The esophageal obturator airway Obturator or obtundator? Connecticut ACS COT Resident Paper Competition, (First
Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1984.
24. Kupper TS, Baker CC. Ferguson TA and Green DR: A burn induced LY-2 suppressor
T cell lowers resistance to bacterial infection. Association for Academic Surgery, 1984.
25. Baker CC, Gartman DM, Cahow CE and Zeman RK: The value of hepatobiliary
scanning in complex liver trauma. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, New
Orleans, LA, 1984.
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26. Faist E, Kupper TS, Baker CC, Chaudry IH, Dwyer J and Baue AE: Depression of
cellular immunity after major injury: Its association with post-traumatic complications
and its restoration with immunomodulating agents. American College of Surgeons
(Papers Session), San Francisco, CA, 1984.
27. Kupper TS, McGuire J and Baker CC: Both burn injury and ETAF administration
result in defective macrophage antigen presentation to a T helper cell clone. American
Burn Association XVII: 57, 1985.
28. Kupper TS, Green DR. Duhirn SK and Baker CC: Defective antigen presentation to a
cloned T helper cell by macrophages from burned mice can be restored with interleukin
1. Society of University Surgeons, Boston, MA, 1985.
29. Jacobson BK, Kupper TS, Baker CC and Cuono CB: Immunosuppression following
split thickness skin grafting in a murine model. Plastic Surgery Research Council,
Portland OR, 1985.
30. Degutis LC and Baker CC: A trauma service does make a difference. 8th National
Trauma Symposium, Baltimore, Maryland, 1985.
31. Longo W, Degutis LC and Baker CC: Retroperitoneal injuries. Connecticut ACS
COT Resident Paper Competition, (Third Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1985.
32. Ross P, Degutis LC, and Baker CC: Cardiac contusion. Connecticut ACS COT
Resident Paper Competition, (Second Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1985.
33. Degutis LE, and Baker CC: Trauma in the elderly. American Public Health
Association Meeting, 1985.
34. Baker CC and Kupper TS: Clarification of the role of endotoxin in intra-abdominal
and systemic sepsis. ACS Surgical Forum, Chicago, IL, 1985.
35. Baker CC and Gusberg RJ: Retroperitoneal sarcoma: A continuing surgical
challenge. Connecticut Society of American Board of Surgeons, Trumbull, CT, 1985.
36. Gertler J., Degutis LC, Garvey R, Clay R and Baker CC: Pitfalls in the diagnosis and
management of blunt splenic trauma. Connecticut ACS COT Resident Competition,
Trumbull, CT, 1985.
37. Kupper TS, Deitch E, Wong W and Baker CC: The human burn wound as a primary
source of IL-l activity. Society of University Surgeons, Richmond, VA, 1986.
38. Baker CC: Epidemiology of trauma: The civilian perspective. American College of
Emergency Physicians, Winter Symposium, Orlando, FL, 1986.
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39. Faist E., Mewes A, Baker CC, Strasser T, Alkan SS, Reiber P and Heberer G:
Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) – dependent suppression of lL-2 production in patients with
major trauma. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 1986.
40. Degutis LC and Baker CC: Alcohol and non-use of seatbelts in occupant of motor
vehicles involved in crashes: An issue of prevention. American Public Health Association
Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, 1986.
41. Degutis LC, Scholhainmer N and Baker CC: The social admission: A major dilemma
in health policy. American Public Health Assn. Meeting, (Poster). Las Vegas, NV, 1986.
42. Perkal M, Degutis LC and Baker CC: Walking while intoxicated. The Connecticut
ACS COT Resident Paper Competition, (Second Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1986.
43. Longo W, Degutis LC and Baker CC: Blunt hollow viscus injury. The Connecticut
ACS COT Resident Paper Competition, Trumbull, CT, 1986.
44. Longo W, Zucker K and Baker CC: Splenic trauma: Criteria for non-operative
therapy. Veteran’s Administration Surgeons Meeting, Portland, OR, 1987.
45. Degutis LC and Baker CC: Impact of toll booths on accident rates on a state highway
in Connecticut. American Public Health Association, New Orleans, LA, 1987.
46. Degutis LC and Baker CC: Adult abuse: The need for prospective intervention in
assault cases seen in the Emergency Department, Am. Pub. Health Assn, New Orleans,
LA, 1987.
47. Ross P, Degutis LC and Baker CC: The role of abdominal CT in blunt trauma. The
Connecticut ACS COT Resident Paper Competition, (First Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1987.
48. Ross P, Baker CC and Cahow CE: Gastrointestinal involvement in necrotizing
pancreatitis. Conn. Soc. Am. Board Surgeons, Trumbull, CT, 1987.
49. Faist E, Mewes A, Strasser TH, Walz A, Alkan S, Baker CC, Ertel W and Heberer G:
Alteration of monocyte function following major injury. Surgical Infection Society,
Philadelphia, PA, 1988.
50. Baker CC, Caragnano CL and Kupper TS: Antigen presentation and macrophage
function after injury. First International Symposium on the Immune Consequences of
Shock, Trauma, and Sepsis. Munich, Germany, 1988.
51. Barnswell C, Degutis LC, and Baker CC: Interpersonal violence--A one-year study of
adult victims of assault in and Emergency Service, Am. Pub. Health Assn, Boston, MA,
1988.
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52. Baker CC and CaragnanoCL: The effect of endotoxin and trauma on survival after
cecal ligation and puncture in mice. ACS Surgical Forum, Chicago, IL, 1988.
53. Faist E, Ertel W, Mewes A, Beck E, Baker CC and Herberer G: Terminal B-cell
maturation and immunoglobulin (Ig) synthesis in vitro in patients with major injury.
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Montreal, QUE, Canada, 1988.
54. Baker CC, Yarnada A, Caragnano CL and Kupper TS: Effect of endotoxin on
antigen presentation after cecal ligation and puncture. 7th Tripartite Meeting of the
Society of University Surgeons, Surgical Research Society and the European Society for
Surgical Research, Bristol, England, 1988.
55. Havlik RJ, Degutis LC and Baker CC: The continuing dilemma of screening for
thoracic aortic injury in blunt trauma. Connecticut ACS COT Resident Competition,
(Third Prize), Trumbull, CT, 1988.
56. Murphy E, Degutis LC and Baker CC: The impact of Connecticut drinking age
legislation on alcohol-related trauma in adolescents. Connecticut ACS COT Resident
Competition, Trumbull, CT, 1988.
57, Rutherford E, Rutledge R, Fakhry 5, Muakkassa, Baker CC and Meyer AA: The
impact of complications on the resource utilization, hospital charges, and outcome in the
surgical intensive care unit (SICU): A study in 1438 patients. Society of Critical Care
Medicine, San Francisco, CA, 1990.
58. Lalor A, Rutledge R, Clancy T, Cunningham P, Oller D, Fitxpatrick K, Meredith W,
Thomason M and Baker CC: Trauma score as a predictor of six different measures of
outcome in 12,334 trauma patients. Society of Critical Care Medicine, 1990.
59. Nayduch D, Mason T, Rutledge R, Clancy T, Cunningham P, Olled D, Meredith JW,
Thomason MR and Baker CC: Trauma score as predictor of outcome in pediatric
injuries: A study in 1,622 children in the North Carolina Trauma Registry. Society of
Critical Care Medicine, San Francisco, CA, 1990.
60. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Meyer AA, Rutherford E, Keagy B and Baker CC: An
assessment of APACHE 11 scores and outcome in vascular surgical patients admitted to
the surgical intensive care unit (SICU): An analysis of25 different outcome and
intervention variables in 291 patients, Society of Critical Care Medicine, San Francisco,
CA, 1990.
61. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Rutherford EJ, Muakkassa F, Baker CC, Koruda K and
Meyer AA: Apache II Score and outcome in the surgical intensive care unit: An analysis
of multiple intervention and outcome variables in 1250 admissions. Society of Critical
Care Medicine, (Poster), San Francisco, CA, 1990.
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62. Baker CC, Niven-Fairchild AS, Yamada A, Caragnano CL and Kupper TS:
Macrophage antigen presentation and interleukin-1 production after cecal ligation and
puncture in C3H/HeN and C3R/HeJ mice. Surgical Infection Society, Cincinnati, OH,
1990.
63. Johnson MC, Meyer AA, Rutledge R, Rutherford EJ, Muakkassa FF, Fakhry SM and
Baker CC: The impact of nosocomial pneumonia on outcome and resource utilization in
the ICU. Surgical Infection Society, (Poster), Cincinnati, OH, 1990.
64. Rutledge R, Cunningham P, Clancy T, Oiler D, Moylan J, Meredith W, Thomason M
and Baker CC: Trauma Score as a predictor of multiple measures of outcome in trauma
patients. Society of Critical Care Medicine, 1990.
65. Napolitano LM, Messick WJ, Rutledge R, Baker CC and Meyer AA: Impact of age
on ICU complications, outcome, and resource utilization. Society of Critical Care
Medicine, 1990.
66. Nayduch DA, Moylan J, Rutledge R, Meredith W, Thomason M, Cunningham P,
Baker CC, Oiler D, Azizkhan RG and Mason T: Comparison of adult and pediatric
trauma score’s ability to predict outcome following major trauma. American Association
for the Surgery of Trauma, Tucson, AZ, 1990.
67. Rutledge R, Thomason M, Oiler D, Meredith W, Moylan J, Clancy T, Cunningham P
and Baker CC: The spectrum of abdominal injuries associated with the use of seatbelts: A
study in 531 trauma patients. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Tucson,
AZ, 1990.
68. Cuenca R, Butts JD and Baker CC: Young citizens as victims of lightning injuries:
Analysis of incidence over an eleven year period. American Association for the Surgery
of Trauma, Tucson, AZ, 1990.
69. Sun B, Meyer AA, Petersen H and Baker CC: Second thoughts on electrical injury
resuscitation. ACS Region IV COT Resident Paper Competition (First Prize), WinstonSalem, NC, 1990.
70. Hennington MH, Baker CC, Hansen AR and Rutledge R: The association of
leukocytosis with severity of injury. Nathan Womack Surgical Society, Chapel Hill, NC,
1991.
71. Sun B, Meyer AA, Petersen H and Baker CC: Second thoughts on electrical injury
resuscitation. ACS National COT Resident Paper Competition, Denver, CO, 1991.
72. Baker CC: A clinical approach to sepsis in the intensive care unit. Second
International Symposium on the Immune Consequences of Shock, Trauma, and Sepsis,
Munich, Germany, 1991.
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73. Patsey T, Messick WJ, Rutledge R, Meyer AA and Baker CC: Analysis of the
association of 9l1 access with per capital trauma death rates in North Carolina, Society of
Academic Emergency Medicine. (Poster). Washington, DC, 1991.
74. Rutledge R, Napolitano LM, Messick WJ, Rutherford E, Baker CC, Fakhry SM,
Muakkassa F and Meyer AA: The revised trauma score as a predictor of outcome in both
trauma and nontrauma surgical intensive care unit (ICU) patients. Society of Critical Care
Medicine, Washington, DC, 1991.
75. Napolitano LM, Rutledge R, Meyer AA and Baker CC: Adult respiratory distress
syndrome (ARDS) in elderly ICU patients. Society of Critical Care Medicine,
Washington, DC, 1991.
76. Thomason MH, Rutledge R, Napolitano LM, Clancy T, Foil MB, Oller DW and
Baker CC: Critical care management of the injured patient: A review of resource
utilization and outcome. Society of Critical Care Medicine, Washington, DC, 1991.
77. Rutledge R, Napolitano LM, Messick WJ, Rutherford E, Baker CC, Fakhry SM,
Muakkassa F and Meyer AA: Comparison of APACHE II scores, trauma score, and
injury severity score as predictors of outcome in critically injured trauma patients.
Society of Critical Care Medicine, Washington, DC, 1991.
78. Thomason MH, Rutledge R, Messick WJ, Oiler D, Moylan J, Meredith JW,
Cunningham P, Clancy T and Baker CC: Head CT scan versus emergency exploration in
the hypotensive trauma patient: An analysis of the injuries expected and the interventions
required. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Philadelphia, PA, 1991.
79. Upchurch GR Jr., Napolitano LM, Rutledge R, Meyer AA, Baker CC and Johnson G:
Increased postoperative morbidity and mortality due to cardiac complications in vascular
surgery patients. Society of Vascular Surgery, Boston, MA, 1991.
80. Koruda MJ, Baker CC, Winkler MJ and Garmhausen LW: Improved insertion
technique for a dual lumen gastostomyjejunostomy tube. (Poster). American College of
Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, 1992.
81. Baker CC: Zen and the art of surgery. Presidential Address at the Society of
University Surgeons Meeting, Seattle, WA, 1993.
82. Oelschlager B and Baker CC: Studies on the effect of resuscitation on macrophage
activity following shock. Student Research Day, (Poster, First Prize), University of North
Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel Hill NC, 1993.
83. Rutledge R, Fakhry S, Meyer AA, Baker CC and Sheldon GF: A population-based
analysis of the association of trauma centers with hospitalization and death from injury.
American Surgical Association, Baltimore, MD, 1993.
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84. Ziglar MK, Baker CC, Fakhry S and Rutledge R: Interhospital transfer and payor
status: A review of 4101 patients from a Level I Trauma Center. American Trauma
Society, Washington DC, 1993.
85. Oelschlager B and Baker CC: Macrophage Activity in hemorrhagic shock and
resuscitation with lactated Ringers and hydroxyethyl starch. Shock Society, (Poster).
Santa Fe, NM, 1993.
86. Baker CC: The role of the macrophage in early immunosuppression after trauma.
Japanese Association for Acute Medicine, Hiroshima, Japan, 1993.
87. Baker CC: The role of cytokine modulation in shock and sepsis. Third International
Symposium on the Immune Consequences of Shock, Trauma, and Sepsis, Munich,
Germany, 1994.
88. Baker CC: Zen and the art of skiing. Northeast Medical Association, Grindeiwald,
Switzerland, 1994.
89. Huynh T, Currin RT, Tanaka Y, Lernaster JJ and Baker CC: Activation of Kupffer
cells in vivo following femur fracture. Surgical Infection Society, Toronto, ONT, 1994.
90. Ramadan F, Rutledge R, Oiler D, Howell P, Baker CC and Keagy B: Carotid Artery
Trauma: A review of contemporary trauma center experience. Society for Vascular
Surgery, Seattle, WA, 1994.
91. Huynh T, Lemasters JJ, Bracey L and Baker CC: Effect of femur fracture on hepatic
oxygen consumption following femur fracture. Resident Paper Competition, North
Carolina Chapter, American College of Surgeons, (First Prize). Myrtle Beach, SC, 1994.
92. Huynh T, Lemasters JJ, Bracey L and Baker CC: Alterations in Kupffer cell function
following trauma and sepsis. North Carolina ACS COT Resident Paper Competition,
(First Prize). Wrightsville Beach, NC, 1994.
93. Huynh T, Lemasters JJ, Bracey L and Baker CC: Alterations in Kupffer cell function
following trauma and sepsis: Region IV ASC COT Resident Paper Competition (Second
Prize), Memphis, TN, 1994.
94. Baker CC: Metabolic response to injury & its modulation. Pan American Trauma
Society, Cartagena, Colombia, SA, 1994.
95. Lentz C Fakhry S, Hunt J, Rutledge R and Baker CC: A prospective analysis of the
impact of opening an intermediate care unit on resource utilization in a. surgical intensive
care unit. Society of Critical Care Medicine, San Francisco, CA, 1995.
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96. Huynh T, Lemasters JJ, Bracey L and Baker CC: Effects of femur fracture on hepatic
oxygen consumption and lipopolysaccharide-induced Kupffer cell nitric oxide
production. Society of University Surgeons Residents’ Meeting, Denver, CO, 1995.
97. Huynh T, Bracey LW, Baker CC and Lemasters JJ: Kupffer cell activation after
trauma. Society of Toxicology, Baltimore, MD, 1995.
98. Rutledge R, Hunt JP, Lent CW, Fakhry SF, Meyer AA, Baker CC and Sheldon GF: A
statewide, population-based time series analysis of the increasing frequency of
nonoperative management of abdominal solid organ injury, American Surgical
Association, Chicago, IL, 1995.
99. Huynh T, Bracey LW, Baker CC and Lemasters JJ: Femur fracture trauma induces
early alterations in Kupffer cell proinflammatory phenotype. Experimental Biology
(FASEB). Atlanta, GA, 1995.
100. Huynh T, Bracey LW, Lernasters JJ and Baker CC: Alterations in Kupffer cells after
injury and sepsis. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma , (Poster). Halifax,
Nova Scotia, 1995.
101. Hunt J, Lentz C, Rutledge R, Oller DW, Meredith JW, Flowe K, Nayduch D, Clancy
T, Thomason MH and Baker CC: Shorter cross-clamp times and the use of
cardiopulmonary bypass appear to protect against paraplegia in the repair of traumatic
rupture of the aorta. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Halifax, Nova
Scotia, 1995.
102. Rutledge R. Fakhry SM, Baker CC and Meyer AA: A statewide, population-based ,
time series analysis comparing the frequency, charges and outcomes of laparoscopic &
open cholecystectomy. American College of Surgeons (Papers Session), New Orleans,
1995.
103. Fakhry SM, Gaafar N, Welna 5, Hultman CS, Tuttle-Newhall J, Hunt J, Meyer AA,
Rutledge R and Baker CC: “Do-not-resuscitate” (DNR) orders in the critical care setting:
An immediate prelude to withdrawal of support. Society of Critical Care Medicine, New
Orleans, LA, 1996.
104. Baker CC: Disaster Management. Pan American Trauma Society, Cartagena,
Colombia, SA, 1996.
105. Baker CC: Management of complex perineal injuries. Pan American Trauma
Society, Cartagena, Colombia, SA, 1996.
106. Baker CC: The impact of seat belts on abdominal injuries. Pan American Trauma
Society, Cartagena, Colombia, SA, 1996.
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107. Rutledge R, Fakhry SM, Baker CC, and Meyer AA: The impact of laparoscopic
cholecystectomy on the management and outcome of biliary tract disease in North
Carolina: A statewide, population-based, time-series analysis. American College
Surgeons, San Francisco, CA, 1996.
108. Baker CC: Complex duodenal injuries. Eastern States Committee on Trauma,
Boston, MA, 1997.
109. Baker CC: Enteral nutrition in the trauma patient. Eastern States Committee on
Trauma, Boston, MA, 1997.
110. Hunt J, Hunter C, Brownstein M, Lemasters JJ, Baker CC: Alteration in Kupffer cell
function after mild hemorrhagic shock. Shock Society, Indian Wells, CA, 1997.
111. Baker CC: Surgical management of acute pancreatitis. Japanese Society of
Abdominal Emergency Medicine, Chiba, Japan, 1997.
112. Bradley EL, Young PR, Chang MC, Allen JE, Baker CC, Meredith W, Reed L,
Thomason M: Diagnosis and initial management of blunt pancreatic trauma: guidelines
from a multi-institutional review. Southern Surgical Association, 1997.
113. Fabian TC, Richardson JD, Baker CC, et al. (AAST Multicenter Trial Group):
Prospective study of blunt aortic injury: Multicenter trial of the American Association
for the Surgery of Trauma. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Waikoloa,
HI, 1997.
114. Ku J, Lemasters JJ, Hunt J, and Baker CC: The effect of DHEA on Kupffer cell
function after hemorrhagic shock. North Carolina ACS COT Resident Paper
Competition, Wilmington, NC (first Prize). 1998.
115. Ku J, Lemasters JJ, Hunt J, and Baker CC: The effect of DHEA on Kupffer cell
function after hemorrhagic shock. Region IV ASC COT Resident Paper Competition,
Mobile, AL, 1998.
116. Hunt JP, Baker CC, Fakhry SM, Rutledge RR, and Meyer AA: Accuracy of
administrative data in trauma. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Boston,
MA, 1999.
117. Hunt JP, Cherr G, Hunter CT, Brownstein M, Meredith JW, Baker CC, Thomason
M, Rutledge RR, Meyer AA, and Fakhry SM: The management of blunt splenic injuries:
Conservative therapy outcomes and relationships to infectious complications. Society of
University Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, 1999.
118. Baker CC: Outcomes in Trauma, Pan-American Trauma Society, Cartagena,
Colombia, 2006.
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119. Baker CC: SIRS and MODS, Pan-American Trauma Society, Cartagena,
Colombia, 2006
119. Baker CC: Peregrinations of a samurai surgeon in the twenty-first century,
New York Surgical Society, New York, NY, 2007.
120. Baker CC: Dilemmas in modern trauma care, Northeast Medical Association,
Steamboat Springs, CO, 2008.
121. Baker CC: Thoughts on mentorship in surgery, Northeast Medical Association,
Steamboat Springs, CO, 2008.
122. Baker CC, Doyle J, Boyd K: Nurse for a day-A paradigm for educating surgery
residents in the ICU, Association for Surgical Education, Toronto, Canada, 2008.
123. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Dellavolpe JD, Wahl G, Hunt JP, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Torrance BS, Greiffenstein P, Marr A, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC,
and McSwain NE Jr.: Hemostatic resuscitation during surgery improves
survival in patients with traumatic induced coagulopathy. American Association
for the Surgery of Trauma, Maui, HI, 2008.
124. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl G, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeu JM, Kao K,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Zea N, Steep GE, McGuiness C, Wright MJ,
Baker CC, and McSwain NE: Damage control resuscitation: The new
face of damage control. AAST (poster) Maui, HI, 2008
125. Duchesne JC, Islam TM, Hunt JP, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau JM, Kao Y,
Greiffenstein P, Marr AB, Wright J, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC, McSwain, Jr.
NE. Ratio Of 1:1:1 PRBC to FFP to platelets does dot convey a survival advantage when
compared to 1:1 PRBC to FFP ratio alone during damage control resuscitation. American
Association for the Surgery of Trauma. Maui, Hawaii, 2008
126. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD,
Greiffenstein P, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Baker CC, McSwain, Jr. NE. Permissive
Hypotension: A Century Later. Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma,
Orlando, FL, 2009.
127. Duchesne JC, Hunt JP, Marr AB, Islam TM, Wahl GM, Dellavolpe JD, Barbeau
JM, Greiffenstein P, Zea N, Steeb GE, McGinness C, Wright MJ, Baker CC, McSwain,
Jr. NE. Damage control resuscitation: Making sense of non-sense. Eastern Association
for the Surgery of Trauma. Orlando, FL, January 13-17, 2009.
128. Wahl GM, Islam T, Gardner B, Stuke L, Marr AB, Hunt JP, McSwain NE, Baker
CC, Duchesne JC. Red light cameras: Do they change driver behavior and reduce
accidents? Western Trauma Association. Crested Butte, CO, February 22 – 28, 2009.
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