Микрохирургия в эндодонтии. Часть 1

Louis I. Grossman Professor of Endodontics and Associate Dean for Global Affairs at the School of Dental Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (Associate Dean since 2010). Former Chair of the Department of Endodontics at Penn Dental Medicine (1992-2010). Specialist in endodontics with practice limited to endodontic treatment and endodontic microsurgery. Maintains private practice at Fifth Avenue Endodontics in New York City.

Over 50 years of combined clinical, teaching, and research experience in endodontics. Pioneer in applying surgical microscopy to endodontics, establishing the Microscope Training Center at Penn Dental Medicine in 1992, the longest-running university-based microscope continuation program in the world having trained over 1,000 leaders in endodontic education and clinical practitioners from six continents. Revolutionized endodontic surgery by transforming traditional approaches into modern microsurgery through development of specialized microinstruments and systematic protocols. Expert in dental pulp physiology, microcirculation research, endodontic microsurgery techniques, and management of complex anatomical challenges in surgical endodontics.

Recipient of the Louis I. Grossman Award from the American Association of Endodontists for outstanding research in dental pulp physiology and microcirculation. Recipient of the Ralph F. Sommer Award for significant publications advancing endodontic knowledge. Author of "Color Atlas of Microsurgery in Endodontics" (WB Saunders/Mosby, 2000), the first comprehensive textbook on microsurgical endodontics translated into multiple languages. Chief Editor of "The Microscope in Endodontics" (Dental Clinics of North America, 1997). Co-author with Dr. Samuel Kratchman of "Microsurgery in Endodontics" (Wiley-Blackwell, 2017). Author of over 100 peer-reviewed publications in leading endodontic journals. International keynote speaker presenting worldwide on advanced microsurgical techniques including the "bone window" technique for large periapical lesions with intact cortical plates. Developer of specialized microsurgical instruments that have become standard in the field.

BA from Columbia College, New York (1972). DDS from Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (1976). Certificate in Endodontics from Columbia University (1978). MPhil in Circulatory Physiology from Columbia University (1978). PhD in Microcirculatory Physiology from Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (1981). Research Career Development Award from NIH/NIDR (1982-1987). Faculty member at Columbia University before joining Penn Dental Medicine as Chairman in 1992.