Dr. Dal Col practices
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
General Surgery,
and Thoracic Surgery
in
Albany,
Plattsburgh,
and Schenectady, New York.
Dr. Richard Dal Col
graduated
with an MD 27 years ago.
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Cardiothoracic surgery involves the heart and other areas within the chest. A cardiothoracic or thoracic surgeon provides care for patients with diseases within the chest area. This encompasses treating heart disease and abnormalities of the heart’s vessels and valves, lung cancer, tumors within the chest area, diseases of the diaphragm, chest injuries, and trachea and airway problems. Thoracic surgeons have exceptional knowledge of diagnostic and surgical techniques and physiology of the heart, lungs and respiratory system.
Professional Experience
Professional Affiliations/Memberships
American College of Surgeons
Bradford County Medical Society
New York Medical Society
Society of Thoracic Surgeons
American Board of Thoracic Surgery Fellow (1991)
Participation in Clinical Trials
No*
Publications
1985,
Improved survival with early and aggressive treatment of neonates with necrotizing enterocolitis,
Modern Problems Pediatrics
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1988,
Functional studies in lymphocytes in bronchoveolar lavages from canine lung allografts,
Transplantation Proceedings
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1988,
Chest radiograph as a predictor of rejection in the canine lung transplant,
Journal of Heart Transplant (Abst)
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1988,
Translocation of potentially infectious antigen to tracheobronchial lymph nodes is impaired in the transplanted lung,
Surg Forum
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1989,
Pulmonary arteriosclerosis in long term human heart-lung transplant recipients,
Transplantation 1989 Mar
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1990,
Donor specific cytotoxicity testing-an advance in detecting pulmonary allograft rejection,
Ann Thorac Surg
*
1990,
Response of the transplanted lung to particulate antigen,
Current Surgery
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1994,
How a New York cardiac surgery program uses outcomes data,
Ann Thorac Surg
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Awards and Honors
1982, Alden March Surgery Award*
1982, Alpha Omege Alpha*
1987, Potts Memorial Foundation Research Grant*
Scheduling
Accepting New Patients
Yes*
Provides Patients With Access to a Nurse
Yes*
Average time to get a new patient appointment:
5 days*
Average time for existing patient to get an appointment:
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