Physician

General Surgery

Everett K. Spees Jr., MD practices General Surgery. He attended University of Alabama Medical Center. University of Alabama Medical Center has a rank of 37 in research and a 17 in primary care He received 1 awards: "Fellow (FACS)". Everett K. Spees Jr., MD is a published doctor and has 89 publications published. The lastest was: 'Another view on treatment for uremic pericardial effusion.'

Publications

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• Renal artery stenosis after renal transplantation: the impact of the hypogastric artery anastomosis.
• Improved cardiac transplant survival with thyroxine treatment of hemodynamically unstable donors: 95.2% graft survival at 6 and 30 months.
• Prospective study utilizing a quantitative polymerase chain reaction for detection of cytomegalovirus DNA in the blood of renal transplant patients.
• Decreased numbers of cadaveric donors with traumatic injuries equals increasing donor age: a 6-year analysis.
• Practical reduction of transplantation costs. Use of commercial transportation instead of charter aircraft for sharing pancreas grafts.
• Successful use of kidneys from diabetic cadaver kidney donors: 67- and 44-month graft survival.
• Unsuspected intraperitoneal perforation of the urinary bladder as an iatrogenic disorder.
• Cannulas for kidney preservation.
• Modulation of natural cytotoxicity by alloantibodies: part II--Effect of anti HLA antisera on the natural killer activity of human peripheral blood leukocytes against ...
• An appraisal of en bloc resection of peripheral bronchogenic carcinoma involving the thoracic wall.
• The relationship of transfusion and presensitization with graft and patient survival.
• Experiences with cadaver renal allograft contamination before transplantation.
• The urological evaluation and management of patients with congenital lower urinary tract anomalies prior to renal transplantation.
• Method of preservation is not a determinant of graft outcome in kidneys transplanted by Southeastern Organ Procurement Foundation Institutions.
• Transplantation in patients with a history of renal cell carcinoma: long-term results and clinical considerations.
• Skin autografts to cover exposed renal allografts.
• The effects of blood transfusion on cadaver renal transplantation: a prospective study of the Southeastern Organ Procurement Foundation 1977-1980.
• Another view on treatment for uremic pericardial effusion.
• Effects of blood transfusion on cadaver renal transplantation: the Southeastern Organ Procurement Foundation prospective study (1977 to 1979).
• Cadaver donor renal transplantation by centers of the Southeastern Organ Procurement Foundation.
• Value of one-hour renal-allograft biopsy.
• Population distribution of the human vitamin D binding protein: anthropological considerations.
• An unusual combination of findings in renal transplantation.
• Methyldopa therapy and outcome in cadaveric renal transplantation.
• Brown tumor in secondary hyperparathyroidism causing acute paraplegia.
• Identification of donor factors predisposing to high discard rates of cadaver kidneys and increased graft loss within one year posttransplantation--SEOPF 1977-1982. So...
• Multivariate analysis of risk factors in cadaver donor kidney transplantation.
• Ecthyma gangrenosum in a kidney transplant recipient with Pseudomonas septicemia.
• Multiple organ procurement is not detrimental to cadaveric kidney allograft function and survival.
• Multiple organ procurement and sharing: the SEOPF experience.
• The multiple organ donor: prospective multicenter analysis of outcome in the United States of America.
• Comparative effects of pregnancy, transfusion, and prior graft rejection on sensitization and renal transplant results.
• Diagnosis and management of retroperitoneal hematomas after femoral vein cannulation for hemodialysis.
• Renal transplantation in a patient with multiple myeloma and light chain nephropathy.
• The detrimental effects of delayed graft function in cadaver donor renal transplantation.
• The effect of HLA-A, -B matching on cadaver renal allograft rejection comparing public and private specificities.
• Cadaver donor renal transplantation by centers of the South-Eastern Organ Procurement Foundation. The prospective study after 6.5 years and 3811 allografts.
• Influence of changes in pretransplant sensitization on patient and graft survival in cadaver renal transplantation.
• Cadaver renal transplantation ignoring peak-reactive sera in patients with markedly decreasing pretransplant sensitization.
• Benefits of HLA-A and HLA-B matching on graft and patient outcome after cadaveric-donor renal transplantation.
• The influence of pretransplant transfusions, using different blood products, on patient sensitization and renal allograft survival.
• The timing of pretransplant transfusions and renal allograft survival.
• The association of pretransplant native nephrectomy with decreased renal allograft rejection.
• Assessment of prognostic factors and projection of outcomes in renal transplantation.
• Why do secondary cadaver renal transplants succeed? Results of the South-Eastern Organ Procurement Foundation prospective study, 1977-1982.
• APUD system neoplasms in renal transplant patients.
• Substernal gastric bypass for palliation of esophageal carcinoma: rationale and technique.
• Gc revisited: six further Gc-phenotypes delineated by isoelectric focusing and by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
• Management of suspect moles in immunosuppressed patients.
• Persistent traumatic lung cavities resulting from medium- and high-velocity missiles.
• Function and target cell localization of "non-thymic" antilymphocyte serum.
• The effect of heterologous nonthymic antilymphocyte serum on immune responses in the mouse.
• Topical steroids for uremic pericardial effusions.
• The distribution of HLA antigens in the Motilones Indians of Venezuela.
• The successful use of marginal cadaveric donor kidneys.
• Efficacy of simultaneous cadaveric pancreas and liver recovery.
• Successful use of cadaver kidneys from diabetic donors for transplantation.
• Are pediatric donors well utilized?
• Evolution of the Colorado Organ Recovery Systems.
• Extravesical versus Leadbetter-Politano ureteroneocystostomy: a comparison of urological complications in 320 renal transplants.
• Successful use of polycystic cadaver donor kidneys.
• Microvascular architecture of anthropoid primate intestine.
• Refinements in cadaveric pancreas-kidney procurement and preservation.
• Adverse effects of meglumine diatrizoate on renal function in the early post-transplant period.
• The making of a PNA (pediatric nurse associate).
• Limited survival of human preislet cells transplanted into diabetic renal transplant recipients after 15 months.
• Expectations of nursing service for the new nurse graduate.
• Variations in rabbit antimouse lymphocyte sera due to strain differences and "nonthymic" lymphocytes.
• Thymos primer.
• Is there a future for fetal pancreas transplantation?
• Transplantation of proliferated human pre-islet cells into diabetic patients with renal transplants.
• Successful kidney transplantation with a positive IgM crossmatch.
• Renovascular hypertension after transplantation of a kidney perfused via multiple renal arteries.
• Arterial injury during perfusion preservation: a possible cause of posttransplantation renal artery stenosis.
• Reactivation of ocular malignant melanoma after renal transplantation.
• A simplified esophageal dilator.
• Medical, legal, and ethical aspects of organ transplantation.
• End stage renal disease. Introduction.
• Listeria monocytogenes meningitis in a transplant recipient.
• Transplantation in the military. I. Guidelines for cadaver organ donation.
• A three year experience using modified bovine arterial heterografts for vascular access in patients requiring hemodialysis.
• Immune injury from organ preservation. A potential cause of hyperacute rejection in human cadaver kidney transplantation.
• Acute hepatocellular damage following intraportal transplantation of pancreatic islets in rats.
• Iliac artery ligation: the relative paucity of ischemic sequelae in renal transplant patients.
• Renal artery stenosis after machine preservation and transplantation of cadaver kidneys.
• Renal perfusion preservation without cannulation. Prevention of posttransplantation renal artery stenosis.
• Successful renal vein reconstruction with bovine arterial heterografts.
• Comparison of long-term kidney survival following cold storage or pulsatile preservation.

Schools

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• University of Tennessee Memphis College of Medicine amp Surgery

Doctors Specialties

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• General Surgery
• Thoracic Surgery

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Fellow (FACS)

Education

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• University of Alabama Medical Center
• University of Tennessee College of Medicine

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