Physician

Plastic Surgery

Mutaz Habal is an expert in the field of Plastic Surgery. He went to medical school at SUNY Upstate Medical University. He received awards:"Fellow (FACS)". Mutaz B. Habal, MD is also published. He has 100 publications published. The lastest publication: "Self and government regulations in all aspects of medical work: the new game in town.'

Publications

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• Self and government regulations in all aspects of medical work: the new game in town.
• The tale of two brave new worlds: the East-west collaboration spiced with innovations.
• The art of moving and thinking forward in the matrix specialization of surgery.
• Moving over the new horizons in reverse innovation for face reconstruction with composite grafts and flaps.
• Unfavorable, unintended, unusual or just trendy outcomes that we have to live with.
• The new era of scientific information systems change; or just a natural evolution in the works.
• Ethics, safety and excellence as a future slogan that need appropriation.
• Authorship in scholarly scientific publication.
• Too Much Reaction and Very Little Action.
• The future of publication systems: closed, hybrid, open access, or keep as is.
• The master of plastic surgery as clinician, educator, and researcher.
• Improving the quality of life of patients through pediatric plastic and craniofacial surgery.
• The core teams concept in craniofacial surgery from the start.
• Craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery: the future is definitely on the forward mode.
• Possible failures in certain aspects of the health care system that will need attention.
• The orbit, an integral part of craniofacial surgery.
• Professionalism in the real sense of the practice of medicine and surgery.
• Medicine cannot thrive on enforced mediocrity that will eventually defeat us all.
• Osteoradionecrosis of the skull after radiation therapy for invasive carcinoma.
• Quality performance with evidence and the focus shift.
• Diced cartilage grafts wrapped in AlloDerm for dorsal nasal augmentation.
• Knowledge, wisdom, and impartiality in the new scientific information arena.
• Microsurgery and Craniofacial Surgery are Confluent Systems in Plastic Surgery Patient Care.
• Medical education beyond health care reform: reform of the reformed.
• First bioabsorbable fixation system in craniofacial surgery on the 15th anniversary of its US utility.
• Skull deformities at a crossroads: the need for new directions.
• Deformational plagiocephaly: a look into the future.
• The Global Golden Skull in pediatric and craniofacial surgery.
• Genetics and dysmorphology in clinical practice--the upscale frontier.
• War-related injuries: strategies of wars and medical advances in saving lives.
• The orbits: it is less important what you put in than how you secure it.
• Craniofacial surgery beyond 2010: directions, frontiers, obstacles, and barriers.
• Health care wars are over: emergence of a new system in this century--is this the end or the beginning of new formative years.
• Global medical education through positive interaction.
• Advances in the world wide world of the journal: value-added content, features, and perks.
• Casualties and trauma solutions at 3 miles high.
• The facial skeleton is a living organ and not wood for carpentry: bone healing as a functional adaptation to mechanical loading: going beyond Wolff's law.
• To have meaningful and sustainable health care reform, it has to be complete.
• Transconjunctival approach to the orbit.
• Innovations in Cleft surgery.
• Genetic aspects of cognition and speech production: going beyond surgical repair.
• Surgical repair of Clefts: a system of operations and maintenance programs.
• The crafts of Cleft surgery, advances made, and progress felt.
• Pediatric plastic surgery: advances today and what is next for tomorrow.
• Fear no more for health care reform is here and is here to stay.
• Surgical correction of orbital hypertelorism: a surgical evolution through time.
• Tracheal reconstruction: attempts in more than 50 years.
• Retrograde facial nerve dissection.
• Infometrics, technometrics, and the power of the digital written word.
• Clefts and craniofacial surgery: innovations and contributions in motion.
• Getting Clefts to the forefront of plastic surgery, based on new innovation and advances: the crusaders of the lost ark.
• Bone tissue engineering, the new concept in regenerative medicine and surgery: reflections on innovations.
• Bone healing in the presence of implantable fixation devices in children and in adults.
• Educational value of the archives and the cumulative index of the published material.
• Stem cells the core of tissue engineering: an advancement in regenerative medicine, from flaps to tissue engineering.
• Introduction to the special edition of the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery for the American Association of Pediatric Plastic Surgery: the treatment of the child with b...
• Missed diagnosis in craniofacial surgery: a reflection of educational arrogance or just knowledge depletion.
• Velopharyngeal disproportion leading to insufficiency; issues leading to treatment.
• The effect of single payer system on the practice of craniofacial surgery.
• The art of craniofacial surgery and the traumatic head injuries.
• Back to the past in the practice of medicine and surgery.
• Craniofacial surgery: a perspective on the advances made in 40 years of surgery, principles first.
• Revisiting the blame process in clinical practice.
• Fear factor, freeze out, finger pointing, and the initiative for the profession, version 07.09.
• The order behind reverse logic: adverse effects in a controversial environment.
• The new science of craniofacial surgery in the form of research and development in the corporate world.
• The surgeon's best friend.
• Advances in Plastic Surgery: a long journey over 25 years.
• The editorial manager's impact on the publication process of the journal.
• The grand nursery--are we getting there in an effort to get out.
• News on performance, efficiency and quality of care indicators.
• Issues concerning crossing the barriers in plastic surgery.
• The changing concept of the treatment of vascular Anomalies: from fiction to facts and now to reality.
• The international family of surgery; journey around the world.
• The waste and duplication of costly services.
• Dynamization of the processes in plastic surgery.
• The system has to work both ways to be efficient.
• The business of medicine, how real it is.
• It is not important to know where we are, but it is critical to know where we are going.
• Pharyngeal flap surgery: long-term outcomes at the University of Iowa.
• Health care delivery to the patients and the evolving systems of disruptions.
• In search of causative factors of deformational plagiocephaly.
• Let us set the records straight for the future of the communication systems.
• The digital hospital and the digital chart.
• Bone tissue engineering applications in craniofacial reconstructive surgery.
• The surgical triumph at time zero and its full implications.
• Regulations, control of clinical judgment, medical errors, and medical conduct to avoid mishaps.
• A report of behavioral data on three groups of patients with craniofacial disorders.
• Generation interaction and the development of cyclical processes.
• Changing failure into glory, times to remember, no regrets.
• Re: Invited discussion of silicone gel Breast implant failure: evaluation of properties of shells and gels for explanted prostheses and meta-analysis of literature rup...
• It is not fragmentation, but pure consolidation, for future progress.
• Pediatric plastic surgery as a superspecialty of plastic surgery.
• Avoiding the sequela associated with deformational plagiocephaly.
• Information retrieval system in the form of a powerful search engine.
• The incisor war: declaring the winner today, but will it really end one day?
• Technology that is driving the systems for the coming decade.
• The trendy world of craniofacial surgery.
• Is there going to be some order after the electronic chaos?: a supplement to the instructions for authors.

Schools

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• American University of Beirut Faculty of Medicine

• Am University Med Center

• Brigham Hospital Harvard

• SUNY Upstate Med Center

• University Of Pennsylvania

Procedures Preformed

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• Adjacent Tissue Transfer
• Blepharoplasty
• Breast Reconstruction
• Cleft Palate Repair (Palatoplasty)
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Conditions Treated

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• Benign Skin Lesion
• Birthmark
• Cleft Lip
• Congenital Anomalies of Breast
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Doctors Specialties

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• General Surgery
• Plastic Surgery

Accepted Insurances

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• Aetna HMO
• Choice Plus POS II
• Amerigroup (Wellpoint)
• Blue Card PPO
• Blue Care HMO
• BlueDental Choice
• NetworkBlue
• Cigna HMO
• Cigna PPO
• Great West Healthcare-Cigna PPO
• Open Access Plus
• Commercial Insurance Company
• Humana
• MagnaCare
• Medicaid
• Medicare MCR
• MultiPlan PPO
• PHCS Network PPO
• Choice Plus POS
• Navigate HMO
• Navigate POS
• Neighborhood Health Partnership
• Options PPO
• United Healthcare
• WellCare

Awards

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• Fellow (FACS)

Education

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• Brigham and Women's Hospital
• Boston Children's Hospital
• SUNY Upstate Medical University
• American University of Beirut Faculty of Medicine

Hospital

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• Tampa General Hospital

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