Dean deroberts

Dean DeRoberts, M.D.
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
Intern, Resident, and Chief Resident Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery State University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse
University of Buffalo
Cornell University
Bachelor of Science, Biology - Anatomy and Animal Physiology The American Board of Plastic Surgery
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Diplomate of The American Board of Plastic Surgery Southeastern Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Glancy Award – Best Resident Paper “Intense Pulsed Light Tattoo Removal in Conjunction with Imiquimod (Aldara): A Double-Blind, Randomized Controlled Study” Wake Forest University Resident Research Day
First Place Clinical Poster “Intense Pulsed Light Tattoo Removal in Conjunction with Imiquimod (Aldara): A Double-Blind, Randomized Controlled Study” Wake Forest University Resident Research Day
First Place Clinical Poster “Total Nasal Reconstruction with Expanded Forehead Flap” American College of Surgeons - Medical Student Program
Chosen as one of 30 medical students across North America to
participate in the 1999 Clinical Congress in San Francisco, CA.
Clarence H. Bellinger Scholarship - for moral character and
achievement at Health Science Center at Syracuse
LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Society of Plastic Surgeons
The American Board of Plastic Surgery
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Diplomate of The American Board of Plastic Sugery Jacksonville Magazine
Selected as one of Jacksonville “Top Docs” in Plastic Surgery Greater Jacksonville Society of Plastic Surgeons - Member
Chief Resident Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center Upstate Medical University Admissions Committee
Cornell University Varsity Heavyweight Rowing Team
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Research projects throughout residency training
Master’s Thesis - Original Research
David R. Pendergast, EdD, John A. Krasney, PhD
Department of Physiology
University of Buffalo - School of Medicine, Buffalo, NY
Refinements in Nasal Reconstruction: The Cross
Paramedian Forehead Flap
Jeff Angobaldo, M.D., Dean DeRober ts, M.D., Ma lcolm Marks, M .D.
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 118(4-Supplement): 149; 2006 Sep 15
Presentation at 2006 ASPS National Meeting
Intense Pulsed Light Tattoo Removal in Conjunction with Imiquimod
(Aldara): A Double-Blind, Randomized Controlled Study
Dean DeRoberts, M.D., Joseph A Molnar, M.D., PhD
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 118(4-Supplement):125-126; 2006 Sep 15
Presentation at 2006 ASAPS – The Aesthetic Meeting
Presentation at 2006 Southeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons
Poster presentation at 2006 ASPS National Meeting
Presentation at 2006 ASPS Senior Residents Conference
Wake Forest University School of Medicine Resident Research Day
Outpatient Use of Integra and Subatmospheric Pressure in the
Management of Wound and Burn Reconstruction
Dean DeRoberts, M.D., Christopher A. Park, M.D.,
Anthony J. DeFranzo, M.D., Malcolm W. Marks, M.D.,
Joseph A. Molnar, M.D., Ph.D
Plastic & Reconstruction Surgery 116 (3-Supplement):94-95; 2005 Sep 1 Presentation at 2005 ASPS National Meeting Presentation at 2005 American Burn Association Meeting Concurrent Split-Thickness Skin Grafting and Artificial Dermis
Placement Using Vacuum Assisted Closure in a Pig Model
Chad Newman, M.D., Dean DeRoberts, M.D., Joseph Molnar, M.D.
Plastic & Reconstruction Surgery 116 (3-Supplement): 165; 2005 Sep 1
Poster Presentation at 2005 ASPS National Meeting
Presentation at 2005 American Burn Association Meeting Wake Forest University School of Medicine Resident Research Day “Amyloid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome”
Dean DeRoberts, M.D., Anthony DeFranzo, M.D.
Wake Forest University School of Medicine Resident Research Day
“Total Nasal Reconstruction with Expanded Forehead Flap”
Dean DeRoberts, M.D., Louis Argenta, M.D., Malcolm Marks, M.D.
Wake Forest University School of Medicine Resident Research Day
Effects Of Immersion In Cool Water On Lung-Exhaled
Nitric Oxide At Rest And During Exercise.
Respiration Physiology 115(1): 73-81, 1999 Jan 1
Pendergast DR, EdD; Krasney JA, PhD; DeRoberts D, MS.
“Pain receptors in the thalamus of rodents and rhesus monkeys”
Dean DeRoberts, AV Apkarian, PhD
Department of Neurosurgery – SUNY Upstate Medical University

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