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Glen F. Strickland, MD, FACS, ASBSDr. Strickland is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Vanderbilt University, where he earned his degree in Biology. He went on to earn his Medical Degree from the University of Arkansas College of Medicine. He completed his Internship and Residency in General Surgery at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine.After completing a year of training in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Texas—Southwestern, Dr. Strickland entered into private practice. He was Board Certified in 1992, Board Recertified in 2002, and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Strickland is interested in all aspects of general
surgery and enjoys a diversified practice. He has a special
interest in laparoscopic surgery and performs laparoscopic
repair of hernias, anti-reflux procedures, laparoscopic
removal of diseased colons and solid organs. Additionally,
he has extensive experience with weight loss surgery. He
performs laparoscopic gastric banding and the Roux-En-Y
gastric bypass procedure. Current Hospital AffiliationsStaff Vascular and General SurgeonLexington Medical Center, West Columbia, SC Providence Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina Providence Northeast Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina Palmetto Baptist Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina Palmetto Richland Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina Board CertificationsAmerican Board of Surgery, Board CertifiedProfessional OrganizationsAmerican College of Surgeons, FellowSociety of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons South Carolina Medical Association Arkansas Medical Society Society of Carolina Surgeons Lexington Medical Society American Society of Breast Surgeons American Society for Bariatric Surgery American Society of General Surgeons EducationFellowshipPlastic and Reconstructive SurgeryUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Parkland Hospital Baylor University Hospital Texas Children's Hospital VA Hospital Zale-Lipshy University Dallas, Texas General Surgery ResidencyPalmetto Richland Memorial Hospital,Dorn VA Medical Center University of South Carolina School of Medicine Department of Surgery Columbia, South Carolina Medical DoctorUniversity of ArkansasCollege of Medicine Little Rock, Arkansas Undergraduate StudiesVanderbilt UniversityNashville, Tennessee Bachelor of Arts in Biology High SchoolParkview High SchoolLittle Rock, Arkansas Honors & AwardsProfessionalUniversity of Arkansas, Golden Apple AwardUniversity of South Carolina, Outstanding Resident of the Year UndergraduateVanderbilt University, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Eta Sigma Honor SocietyHigh SchoolParkview High School, ValedictorianFaculty AppointmentsUniversity of Arkansas, 1991-1994College of Medicine Department of Surgery Assistant Clinical Professor University of South Carolina, 1994-Present College of Medicine Department of Surgery Assistant Clinical Professor Research/PublicationsThe Effects of One-Lung Ventilation on Hemodynamic Data Derived From The Swan-Ganz Catheter. Strickland G.F., Waltman B.A.,Weiman D.A., Varley K.A., Hornung C.A., Haynes J.A., Surgical Forum Vol 39,300-01, 1988.Iatrogenic Complications of Microvascular Surgery. Friedman H.I., Haines P.C., Strickland G.F., McGee J.B. Chapter #5 in Iatrogenic Complications in Vascular Surgery, 1991, T. J. Bunt, Ed., Futura, Publisher. Results From The Use of a Needle-Catheter Jejunostomy In Providing Post-Operative Nutritional Support. Southern Medical Journal 79; 1389-92, 1986. Strickland G.F., Greene F.L. Comparison of a Totally Implantable Venous Access Device for Chemotherapy (Portacath) and Long-Term Percutaneous Catheterization (Broviac, Hickman). Greene F.L., Moore W.M., Strickland G.F., McFarland T.A. Southern Medical Journal 81;580-83,1988. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 1986; Southern Medical Journal, Supplement II,79,1986 (Abstract). Peer ReviewMember of CouncilAmerican College of Surgeons General Surgery Representative to Medicare Military ServiceCaptain, Texas National Guard and United States Army ReserveHospital ServiceChief of Surgery, Lexington Medical Center, 2004-2005
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