In addition to founding National Procedures Institure, Dr. Pfenniger is Director of the Medical Procedures Center which specializes in office surgery. Dr. Pfenninger is a nationally known author, educator and lecturer. He has written numerous medical articles and produced videotapes about procedural medicine. He has appeared on national Lifetime TV and is a clinical professor at Michigan State University. Dr. Pfenninger writes a regular column in the Midland Daily News entitled " A Word from Dr. Pfenninger..."
Dr. Pfenninger has received several awards including best research paper at Michigan State University, The Robert E. Bowsher Best Teacher Award, The Most Outstanding Article published by the American Family Physician, the Colposcopy Recognition Award, 2005 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) Excellence in Teaching Award and the 2005 American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Thomas W. Johnson Award for Career Contributions to Family Medicine Education. He was most recently awarded a “Certificate in Primary Care Skin Cancer Medicine” from the University of Queensland Medical School, Australia.
In 1994 his reference text, Procedures for Primary Care Physicians, the first such comprehensive book of its kind, was published by Mosby Year Book and has become a best seller. In 1998 the text was selected as one of the 37 best medical books of all time. A third edition, Pfenninger and Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care, was published in 2011.
The DVD covers a variety of procedures and methods including but not limited to:
- Undermining
- Deep inverted sutures
- Intermediate closures
- Shaves of seborrheic keratoses & benign nevus removal
- Leg nodule excisions
- Sebaceous cyst removal
- Basal cell carcinoma excision
- Interrupted suture repairs
- Corner stitches
- Half buried mattress stitches
- Running stitches
At a price of $134.95, this DVD is an affordable and fantastic way to supplement your office’s educational materials. Purchase Excisions and Common Wound Repairs: Patient Cases today and build your resource library for you and your practice!
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