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Charles Bryant CATTRAN OFFICE CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: Charles Bryant CATTRAN OFFICE: University of Ottawa Heart Institute 40 Ruskin Street, H2410 Ottawa, Ontario K1Y 4W7 tel: 613-761-4379 fax: 613-761-4925 email: [email protected] PLACE OF BIRTH: Bowmanville, Ontario CITIZENSHIP: Canadian LANGUAGE: English HOBBIES AND INTERESTS: Skiing, Tennis, Golf, Wind-Surfing, Biking, Sailing, Swimming EDUCATION: Secondary: Grade 13 Bowmanville High School (1970) University: Pre-Medical Science Queen's University Kingston, Ontario 1970-1972 M.D. Queen's University Kingston, Ontario 1976 TRAINING: Research Fellow, Respiratory Dept., Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto 1980-1981 Anaesthesia-R3 & R4, Queen's University - including a 3 month rotation in children's anaesthesia at CHEO Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 2 1978-1980 Internal Medicine - R2 Queen's University 1977-1978 General Intern-Medicine Queen's University 1976-1977 DEGREES: M.D., 1976 F.R.C.P. (Anaesthesia), 1980 D.A.B.A., 1985 HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS: Active Attending Staff, Division of Cardiac Anesthesiology University of Ottawa Heart Institute Ottawa Hospital (Civic Campus), 1984 - present Consultant, Consultant, Cardiac Surgical Intensive Care Unit University of Ottawa Heart Institute, 1995 - present Active Attending Staff, Department of Anaesthesia Ottawa Civic Hospital, 1981 - 1984 Consulting Staff, Royal Ottawa Hospital, 1986 - 1990 AWARDS: 1. Medal in Ophthalmology Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario 1976 2. Medal in Urology Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario 1976 Post-Graduate 1. MRC Research Fellowship Dept. of Respiratory Physiology, HFSC Toronto, Ontario ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE: 1. Director, Malignant Hyperthermia Investigations Unit, Eastern Canada Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 3 Ottawa Civic Hospital, 1981 - 1989 2. Continuing Medical Education in Cardiac Anaesthesia, Ottawa Civic Hospital, University of Ottawa Heart Institute 3. Anaesthesia Co-ordinator - Cardiac Anaesthesia 1987 - 1998 4. President and Director Cardiac Institute Anesthetists Partnership 1995 - present TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 1. Clinical Lecturer Anaesthesia, University of Ottawa 1981 - 1988 2. Assistant Professor of Anaesthesia 1989 - present 3. Lecturer for University of Ottawa, Department of Anaesthesia Core Programs including: Anaesthesia CORE Program -Respiratory Physiology -Lung Mechanics -Anaesthesia and the Lung Cardiovascular CORE Program -Hypertension (including PAH) -Anaesthesia for Coronary Artery Disease in non-cardiac surgery -Anaesthesia for Aneurysms, Pericardial Disease and Transplantation -Anaesthesia for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Pharmacology CORE Program -Pharmacogenetics Cardiovascular CORE Program, 1995/96, 1998/99, 2001/02 Critical Heart Conditions and Anaesthesia Management: -The Transplanted Heart -Cardiomyopathies Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 4 -Pericardial Diseases -Cor pulmonale -Atrial Myxoma 4. One-on-one "in operating theatre" and ICU teaching of clinical clerks, interns, residents, and fellows. COMMITTEES: 1. Ottawa Civic Hospital Research and Ethics Committee 1982 - 1997 2. North American Malignant Hyperthermia Biopsy Standards Committee - exofficio 3. Heart Institute: Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee (1992 - 1997) Library Committee (1989 - 1997) Pharmacy Committee (1988 - 1997) COR Committee (1987 - 1992) Chairman, COR Committee (1990 - 1992) PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: 1. American Board of Anesthesiologists 2. Canadian Anaesthetists' Society 3. Canadian Medical Association 4. Ontario Medical Association 5. Royal College Physicians and Surgeons of Canada 6. Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons 7. Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesia 8. IARS PRESENTATIONS: Local: 1. "Discussion on Isoflurane Anaesthesia" Arnprior General Hospital, 1983 2. "Malignant Hyperthermia" - Refresher Course for General Practitioners Ottawa Civic Hospital, 1983 3. Cardiac Anesthesiology Division Rounds, September 2003 o Activated Protein C and stress steroids in Septic Shock o Tight vs loose control of blood glucose in ICU Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 5 4. Cardiac Anesthesiology Division Rounds, October 2004 “New Protective Lung Strategies in ARDS” 5. Cardiology Residents Academic Half-Day, October 2005 “Mechanical Ventilation” National and International: 1. "High Frequency Oscillation and Mean Lung Volume in Anaesthesia" American Society of Anaesthesiology Convention, New Orleans, 1981 2. Co-host and Presenter at National MHA Family Conference, May 2, 1987, OCH 3. Participant in the North American MH biopsy standards workshop, Nov. 1987, Chicago, Ill. 4. Guest Speaker at National Malignant Hyperthermia Association Family Conference, Toronto, May 6, 1989 ABSTRACTS: 1. Cattran C, et al: "High Frequency Oscillation and Mean Lung Volume Anesthesiology, Supp. Vol 55, No. 3A, Sept 1981 2. Nathan HJ, Cattran C, et al: "A Continuous Intravenous Nifedipine Infusion for the Control of Hypertension Following Coronary Artery Surgery: Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics, CASJ Suppl. II, May 1986 3. Allen GC, Cattran CB. Pharmacokinetics of Oral Dantrolene Prophylaxis in Malignant Hyperthermia Susceptible Patients, CJA, 1987;315:835 4. Tough J, Cattran CB. The use of Lidocaine for Femoral Nerve Block in Suspected M.H. Patients, CJA, Vol 35, No 3 (Part II) S121, May 1988 5. Nathan HJ, Cattran CB, et al: The Treatment of Hypertension Following Coronary Artery Surgery: A Comparison of IV Nifedipine and Nitroprusside, Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 6 CJA Vol 35, No3 (Part II) 568, May 88 6. Dupuis JY, Nathan HJ, Cattran CB, Wynands JE: Amrinone Versus Dobutamine for Treatment of Low Cardiac Output After Coronary Artery Surgery, JCTVA, 1990. 7. Gill IS, Maharaj GS, Cattran C. Emergency Thoracic Aortic Surgery. Accepted for publication and presentation: Birmingham Aortic Surgery Symposium, November 1-2, 1996, Birmingham International Convention Centre - Birmingham, UK. PUBLICATIONS: Referred Journals 1. Cattran CB, et al: "Oxygenation During High Frequency Ventilation Compared with Conventional Ventilation in two Models of Lung Injury", Anaes and Anal. 61:1982 2. Lewis & Cattran CB, "Malignant Hyperthermia: Choice of Anaesthesia for Muscle Biopsy" - Letter to Can. Anaes. Soc. J., Vol 33, No 3. May 1986 3. Cattran CB. Malignant Hyperthermia and the Dental Practitioner, J. Can Dental Ass. Vol 53, No4, Apr. 1987 4. Allen GC, Cattran CB. Oral Dantrolene Prophylaxis is Effective in Malignant Hyperthermia Patients, Anesthesiology 69:900-904, 1988 5. Cattran CB, et al: Rewarming Following Hypothermic Cardiopulmonary Bypass in the Malignant Hyperthermia Susceptible Patient: Implications for Diagnosis and Perioperative Management, CJA Vol 36, No 1. P81-85, Jan. 1989 6. Nathan HJ, et al: Intravenous Nifedipine to Treat Hypertension After Coronary Artery Revascularization Surgery. A Comparison with Sodium Nitroprusside, Anesth Analg 1992;741-9 7. Dupuis JY, et al: Amrinone and Dobutamine as Primary Treatment of Low Cardiac Output Syndrome Following Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting: A Comparison of their effects on Hemodynamics and Outcome. JCVTA, Vol 6, No 5, p542, Oct 1992. ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES: Charles B. Cattran, MD. Curriculum Vitae 7 1. Guest reviewer, Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia, 1988 - present 2. Guest reviewer, Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anaesthesia, 1988 - present MEETINGS ATTENDED: 1. ASA 1979 - San Francisco 1981 - New Orleans 2. University of Ottawa Heart Institute, EKG Refresher Course1988 - Aruba 1989 - Saint Marten 3. Impaired Myocardial Performance - Scottsdale, Arizona - October 1989 4. SCA 1989 - Seattle 5. CAS 1990 - Vancouver 6. Winter Whistler Anaesthesia Course - March 12-18, 1994 7. Winter Whistler Anaesthesia Course - March 1999 8. Winter Whistler Anesthesia Course – Feb 2003 9. SCA Annual Meeting - April 1999 – Chicago 10. CSA Annual Meeting – June 2004 – Quebec City 11. Harvard Perioperative TEE Conference – September 2005 Boston, Massachusetts 12. 9th Annual Comprehensive Review & Update of Perioperative Echo – Basic & Advanced, San Diego, CA, Feb 13-18, 2006 13. SCA Annual Meeting, April 2007 – Montreal, Quebec .
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