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SPRING 2013 a PUBLICATION of SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION Southwestern Medical Foundation Board of Trustees 2012-2013 SPRING 2013 A PUBLICATION OF SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION Southwestern Medical Foundation Board of Trustees 2012-2013 Edward M. Ackerman LaQuita C. Hall Caren H. Prothro Sara Melnick Albert Paul W. Harris Carolyn Perot Rathjen The Heritage Society Rafael M. Anchia Linda W. Hart Michael S. Rawlings OF SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION Charlotte Jones Anderson Joe V. Hawn, Jr. Kelly E. Roach Table of Contents Marilyn H. Augur Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. Jean W. Roach table of contents Ralph W. Babb Jr. Jeffrey M. Heller Linda Robuck Anonymous (12) Dr. John and Melinda McConnell Doris L. Bass Julie K. Hersh Robert D. Rogers Joyce T. Alban Peter A. McCullough, M.D., M.P.H.* Thomas O. Hicks Catherine M. Rose Peter Beck Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McCullough Editor Jill C. Bee Sally S. Hoglund Billy Rosenthal George A. Atnip# Christopher F. McGratty The Extra Mile Gil J. Besing David B. Holl Lizzie Horchow Routman Marilyn Augur* Carmen Crews McCracken McMillan Heidi Harris Cannella Before exercise was considered the path to 4 # Robert W. Best T. Curtis Holmes, Jr. Robert B. Rowling Paul M. Bass* Anne H. McNamara lifelong health, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Jan Hart Black Shelton G. Hopkins, M.D. Stephen H. Sands W. Robert Beavers, M.D. Ferd C. and Carole W. Meyer Creative Director Cecilia G. Boone James R. Huffines John Field Scovell Drs. Paul R. and William R. and Anne E. Montgomery Center had already started the race for answers. George E. Seay Beth Pedersen Daniel H. Branch Hunter L. Hunt Rebecca B. Bergstresser Kay Y. Moran _________ Diane M. Brierley Rex V. Jobe George A. Shafer Michael H. Bertino, M.D.* Barbara and Robert Munford, M.D. Weber Shandwick Jean Ann Brock Judith K. Johnson Cynthia S. Sherry M.D. Josephine L. Biddle# Robert H. Munger# Pushing the Limits Robert W. Brown, M.D. Eric Johnson Karen L. Shuford Harvey Birsner, M.D. Louis Nardizzi, M.D., Ph.D.* Stephen Butt Robert L. Kaminski Ted C. Skokos Jules Bohnn, M.D.* Gerard Noteboom, M.D.# Art Directors It may have been one small step for a UT Southwestern car- 10 W. Plack Carr, Jr. Robert W. Korba Emmitt J. Smith Beth Ann Borden Rhea T. O’Connor*# Brad Simmons diologist in 1991, but it turned out to be one Jeffrey A. Chapman Peter A. Kraus Richard W. Snyder, M.D. Nancy L. Branch Thomas F. O’Toole giant step for UT Southwestern as it sent its first physician Rita C. Clements Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Ed.D. William T. Solomon Carol A. Brown, M.D.* Mrs. Sam Papert, Jr.# Matt Weir into orbit to understand the limits of the heart. Mary McDermott Cook Laurence H. Lebowitz William S. Spears, Ph.D. Cherie Brown Thomas J. Parr, M.D. and Joannie Parr Weber Shandwick # # David R. Corrigan Wendy A. Lopez Paul T. Stoffel Antonio J. Campdera* Selma L. and I. Benjamin Parrill _________ Berry R. Cox Sarah Losinger Catherine B. Taylor W. Plack Carr, Jr.* Patricia M. Patterson* Harlan R. Crow Gloria Eulich Martindale Richard K. Templeton Dr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Chang Billy Joe Pendley Cover Photograph In a landmark 1966 study, five male college Breakthroughs Robert H. Dedman, Jr. William S. McIntyre, IV Michelle R. Thomas Emogene B. Clardy Kurt L. Plaut Weber Shandwick students were confined to bed for three Sometimes the answers that a researcher seeks yield results 13 Timothy Eller John D. McStay Jere W. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Click Shirley Pollock*# Matrice Ellis-Kirk Pauline Medrano McHenry T. Tichenor, Jr. so life-changing that they must be implemented right away. Phyllis M. Coit Doris E. Porter, P.T. Photographer weeks to determine the cardiovascular Sandra Street Estess David B. Miller John C. Tolleson Frank Crawford, M.D. Mrs. Ashley (Kathryn) Priddy Such was the case in several UT Southwestern studies. Robert A. Estrada Kay Y. Moran W. Kelvin Walker Dorothy R. Cullum* John Proffitt, M.D. David Gresham de-conditioning effects of inactivity on the Roy Gene Evans Jennifer T. Mosle Carolyn W. Walker Kevin and Shari Curran, M.D. Muriel Rabiner human body. _________ Andersen C. Fisher Mike A. Myers Tom Walter Edwin R. Daniels* W. Paul Radman, D.D.S. Contributing Editors I. D. (Nash) Flores, III Charles E. Nearburg Carol R. West Doris Russell Dealey*# Nancy Carol Reddick* Stay in Play Terry J. Flowers, Ed.D. Stephen Ozanne, M.D. Jimmy Westcott Johann Deisenhofer, Ph.D. Tom B. Rhodes* Cynthia Bassel While UT Southwestern researchers have definitively 15 # Kay Carter Fortson Teresa Haggerty Parravano George W. Wharton, M.D. Anne and Brian Dethrow Frank Ribelin Patrick Wascovich proved that exercise improves heart health, protecting the Alan D. Friedman Carlos G. Peña Laura L. Wheat Paula Barshop Donovitz Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Riggs, Jr. Judy Gibbs Guillermo Perales Martha S. Williams Grant A. Dove# Jack D. Russell musculoskeletal system requires a different approach. Sports Kathleen M. Gibson Boone Pickens Fritzi G. Woods Joyce Allison Eberts and Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Rutledge Writers medicine doctors at UT Southwestern apply the latest Joseph M. Grant Jacqueline Plemons, D.D.S., M.S. Kneeland C. Youngblood, M.D. John P. Eberts, M.D. Eleanor R. Salomon Randal Daugherty research and the newest technologies to help their patients. Rolf R. Haberecht Daniel K. Podolsky, M.D. Mack M. Elliott# Stephen Raymond Salomon Ronald W. Haddock J. Blake Pogue Gene and Charlotte Emery Hortense# and Morton Sanger# Ruth Eyre _________ Nancy S. Halbreich Richard R. Pollock Pamela and Roy Gene Evans* Lorraine Sulkin Schein# Donna Steph Hansard Richard Ferguson Dr. # and Mrs.# John W. Schermerhorn Youth Sports Stats Casey Poe Dave and Lori Folz Mr. and Mrs. William L. Schilling Children account for nearly 40 percent of all 20 Southwestern Medical Foundation Honorary Trustees Robert G. Freeman, M.D.# Hans J. Schnitzler sports-related injuries treated in hospitals. Gretchen# and Gerald Fronterhouse F. Michael Schultz, M.D.* Editorial comments and # Ruth Sharp Altshuler Charles M. Hansen, Jr. Kathryn Priddy Celia and Adi Gazdar, M.D. Bette Claire Schuttler contributions are welcome _________ Barry G. Andrews John P. Harbin Mary Stewart Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Norman F. Gant Sarah M.# and Charles E. Seay*# Gilbert Aranza Jess T. Hay Tom B. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Gavlick, Sr. William D. Seybold, M.D.*# Send correspondence to: Heading Off Injury David W. Biegler Lyda Hill Leonard M. Riggs, Jr., M.D. David Ginn, M.D.* George and Shirley Shafer Southwestern Medical Foundation The addition of Dr. Hunt Batjer to the existing 22 Gene H. Bishop Laurence E. Hirsch John L. Roach Mr. # and Mrs.# F.B. Pete Goldman* Doyle L. Sharp, M.D.*# Injuries associated with participation in Albert C. Black, Jr. James M. Hoak Pete Schenkel Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Graham Tom and Dorothy Shockley Reagan Place at Old Parkland sports and recreational activities account for lineup of UT Southwestern’s field of leaders has cast the # George W. Bramblett, Jr. Keith W. Hughes Paul R. Seegers G. Thomas Graves III Mr. and Mrs. George A. (Tom) Shutt* 3963 Maple Ave., Suite 100 medical center as a star player in brain injury research. Stuart M. Bumpas Walter J. Humann Carl Sewell, Jr. L. Ruth Guy, Ph.D.# John S. Smale, M.D. 21 percent of all traumatic brain injuries Dallas, Texas 75219 Edward H. Cary, III Ray L. Hunt Lisa K. Simmons Rolf and Ute Haberecht Dr. and Mrs. Neal C. Small among children in the United States. _________ Dan W. Cook, III Philip R. Jonsson Roger T. Staubach Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich Ellen K. and Robert L. Solender*# Office: 214-351-6143 Edwin R. Daniels Darrell E. Jordan Joanne H. Stroud, Ph.D. Sydney# and Wallace Hall* William T. Solomon* Running from Depression Joe D. Denton Dale V. Kesler A. Starke Taylor, Jr. Nancy B. Hamon*# Alayne W. Sprague Fax: 214-352-9874 Exercise is essential in combating 26 Robert J. DiNicola Gary Kusin Liener Temerlin John P. Harbin Charles C. Sprague, M.D.*# E-mail: [email protected] depression, and Dr. Madhukar Trivedi has proved it Thomas M. Dunning David M. Laney Ellen C. Terry Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Harris* Ronald G. Steinhart* Thomas J. Engibous Thomas C. Leppert Gifford O. Touchstone Joyce A. Hendrickson Eleanor P. Stevens# through extensive clinical research. # Gregg L. Engles Irvin L. Levy Jim L. Turner Helen B. and Arthur E. Hewett S. C. Stewart, M.D.* _________ Robert Ted Enloe, III John I. Levy Jack C. Vaughn, Jr. Mr. # and Mrs. Donald R. Hibbert* Sally Seay Stout*# Jerry Farrington Wales H. Madden, Jr. John J. Veatch, Jr. Lyda Hill Douglas H. Unger, M.D.* Making a Difference Kent Waldrep J. Roger and Dorothy A. Hirl Claire Elaine Vial and Robert G. Vial Robert I. Fernandez Ann E. Margolin Donors are making a difference with their 29 Lee Fikes Margaret McDermott W. Ray Wallace James M. Hoak Margaret Bright Vonder Hoya David L. Florence Harvey R. Mitchell Jon B. White Edmund M. Hoffman*# Irene Wadel# contributions to Southwestern Medical Foundation. Edwin S. Flores, Ph.D., J.D. W. A. “Tex” Moncrief, Jr. Evelyn Whitman-Dunn Mr. and Mrs.# S. Roger Horchow Carolyn W. and Thomas C. Walker _________ Robert S. Folsom Robert W. Mong, Jr. Kern Wildenthal, M.D., Ph.D. Drs. Susan Hotz# and Michael Shiekh Tim Wallace Gerald J. Ford Philip O’B. Montgomery, III Terry M. Wilson Dr. J. B. Howell# Jean and Tom Walter In Good Company Gerald W. Fronterhouse Susan Byrne Montgomery Donald Zale William C. Huber Mr. # and Mrs.
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