CURRICULUM VITAE ROGER E. SALISBURY, MD, F.A.C.S.

DATE OF BIRTH: June 28, 1940 PLACE OF BIRTH: Philadelphia, PA CONTACT: 6438 E Amber Sun Drive

Scottsdale, AZ 85266 info@americanburnconsultants.com 1-877 747-6080 WEBSITE: www.americanburnconsultants.com EDUCATION: Haverford College, B.A., 1962 Albert Einstein College of Medicine, MD, 1966 1300 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461 INTERNSHIP: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, Surgery. Philadelphia, PA – July 1, 1966 – June 30, 1967 RESIDENCY: Residency General Surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1967-71

Fellowship, Hand Surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1968-69 Chief Residency, General Surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1970-71 Residency, Plastic Surgery, Temple University Health Sciences Center, Philadelphia, PA 1974-76

CERTIFICATION: American Board of Surgery May 1972 American Board of Plastic Surgery May 1978 State of Pennsylvania, 1967 State of North Carolina, 1976 New York State License # 147254 - Current Advanced Burn Life Support Advanced Cardiac Life Support PRESENT APPOINTMENTS: Director, American Burn Consultants, Inc. www.americanburnconsultants.com Medical Director, Paradigm Medical Outcomes www.paradigmcorp.com

Emeritus Chief of Plastic Surgery and Director of Burn Center, Westchester Medical Center

2

Emeritus Professor of Surgery, New York Medical College Professor of Clinical Public Health, Health Policy and Management, New York Medical College

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS HELD:

Professor of Surgery and Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, New York Medical College, 1981- 2008 Director, Burn Center and Chief of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, Westchester Medical Center, 1981- 2008 Consultant in Plastic Surgery, Castle Point VAMC. Consultant in Plastic Surgery, Blythedale Children’s Hospital. Director, North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center, Department of Surgery, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, 1976-81. Director, Burn Research Laboratory, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, 1978-81. Associate Professor of Surgery, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Surgery of the Hand, Department of Surgery, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, 1976-81. Consultant in Plastic Surgery, Womack Army Hospital, Fort Bragg, NC, 1976-81. Consultant in Plastic Surgery, Veterans Administrative Hospital, Fayetteville, NC, 1976-81. Chief, Plastic Surgery, 3724 Army Reserves Hospital, Durham, NC, 1976-81. Chief, Surgical Study Branch, US Army Institute of Surgical Research, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX, 1974. Attending Staff Surgeon, Brooke General Hospital, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX, 1971-74. Instructor in Surgery, University of Texas School of Medicine, 1973-74. Instructor in Surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, 1970-71.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, Current & Inactive: American Association of Plastic Surgeons American Association of Tissue Banks American Burn Association American Medical Association American Society for Surgery of the Hand American Society of Artificial Internal Organs American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Association for Academic Surgery International Society for Burn Injuries New York Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons New York Surgical Society

New York Society for Surgery of the Hand Plastic Surgery Research Council Society of University Surgeons Westchester County Medical Society

3

COMMITTEES (Westchester Medical Center, New York Medical College) Inactive: Admissions Committee Executive Committee Tenure, Appointments and Promotions Quality Assurance Utilization Review O.R. Committee Program Education Committee OTHER: Peer Review Committee, Westchester County Medical Society, 1984-2010 Director, Committee Organization and Delivery of Burn Care, ABA, 1983-85

Director, Committee on Rehabilitation, ABA, 1985-88 Director, Committee on Research, American Society for Surgery of the Hand,

1986-89 Program Chairman, American Burn Association, 1989-90 Vice President, American Burn Association, 1989-90 Chairman, Membership Committee, American Burn Association, 1989-90 President-elect, American Burn Association, 1990-91 President, American Burn Association, 1991-92 RESEARCH:

National Drug Company Grant, Clinical Investigation of the Effect of Oral Enzymes on Postoperative Edema Secondary to Upper Extremity Surgery, 1968-69. Thomas Jefferson University, Department of Orthopedics, Response of Connective Tissue to Artificial Tendons, 1969. United States Army Institute of Surgical Research, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX 1971-74. Director, The Burn Research Laboratory, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, 1976-81. Director, Tissue Bank, Experimental and Clinical North Carolina School of Medicine, 1976-81. Chairman, Research Committee, American Society for Surgery of the Hand, 1986-89. Member, Research Committee, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, 1986-87. Chairman, Committee on Burn Rehabilitation, American Burn Association, 1984-88.

EDITORIAL BOARDS: Current & Inactive

4

Associate Editor, Journal of Hand Surgery Associate Editor, Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation

Associate Editor, Journal of Biomaterials Research Associate Editor, Pediatric Emergency News Associate Editor, Yearbook of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS: University of Alexandria, Egypt, March – April 1979 Downstate Medical College, New York, NY, November 1978

President, International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, 1985 President, International Symposium on Burn Reconstruction, Beijing, China, 1991

SPECIAL HONORS AND AWARDS: U.S. Army Certificate of Achievement, 1974 U.S. Army Meritorious Award, 1974 U.S. Army Commendation Medal, 1979 SEMINARS HOSTED:

“Scar Wars – A Surgeon’s and a Therapist’s Perspective”, Tarrytown Hilton, Tarrytown, NY June 1985 “Burns 2010: The Role of the Burn Team in the Future”, Tarrytown Hilton, Tarrytown, NY November 1985 Burn Care Update, Regional American Burn Association Meeting, Chapel Hill, NC, 1978

PUBLICATIONS:

1. Salisbury, R.E.: Behavioral responses of a nine-year-old child on chronic dialysis. J. Amer. Acad. Child Psych. 7:282-295, 1968.

2. Hunter, J.M., Salisbury, R.E.: Use of gliding artificial implants to produce

tendon sheaths; techniques and results in children. Plast. Recon. Surg. 45:564-572, 1970.

3. Hunter, J.M., Salisbury, R.E.: Flexor tendon reconstruction in severely damaged

hand; a two-stage procedure using a silicone-dacron reinforced gliding prosthesis prior to tendon grafting. J. Bone Joint Surg. 53:829-858, 1971.

5

4. Salisbury, R.E., Hunter, J.M.: Evaluation of oral Trypsin-Chymotrypsin for prevention of swelling after hand surgery. Plast. Recon. Surg. 49:171-175, 1972.

5. Salisbury, R.E., Silverstein, P., Moylan, J.A., Wilmore, D.W., Lindberg, R.B.,

Pruitt, B.A.: Use of an intermittent compression unit to decrease postburn edema in a military population. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 8.

6. Salisbury, R.E., Loveless, S., Silverstein, P., Wilmore, D.W., Moylan, J.A.:

Postburn edema of the upper extremity; evaluation of present treatments in military personnel. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 9.

7. Salisbury, R.E., Wilmore, D.W., Warden, G.D., Foley, F.D.: Effect of thermal

injury on wound healing. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 18.

8. Salisbury, R.E., Wilmore, D.W., Warden, G.D., Goodwin, M.N., Welch, G.W.:

Effect of prior trauma on donor site and recipient site healing – a study to develop improved techniques of care of burned soldiers. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt FY72, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 36.

9. Silverstein, P., Warden, G.D., Salisbury, R.E., McManus, W.F.: Continued

evaluation of split thickness cutaneous xenograft as a temporary biologic wound cover for use in burned soldiers. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 60.

10. Salisbury, R.E., Pruitt, B.A., Mason, A.D., Foley, F.D.: Laboratory evaluation of

artificial tendons and homografts for use in military personnel with severe flexor tendon injury. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 60.

11. Salisbury, R.E., Wilmore, D.W., Silverstein, P., Foley, F.D.: Biologic dressings for

skin graft donor sites in burned troops. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 61.

12. Moylan, J.A., Salisbury, R.E.: Circulation in the extremities of burned troops.

U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY72, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 64.

13. Salisbury, R.E., Palm, L.: Dynamic splinting for dorsal burns of the hand. Plast.

Recon. Surg. 51:226-228, 1973.

14. Salisbury, R.E., Wilmore, D.W., Silverstein, P., Pruitt, B.A.: Biologic dressings for skin graft donor sites. Arch. Surg. 106:705-706, 1973.

6

15. Schwartz, G.F., Salisbury, R.E., Brown, C.L.: Adjuncts to the repair of arteriovenous fistulae of the extremity. Vasc. Surg. 7:150-155, 1973.

16. Salisbury, R.E., Hunt, J.L., Warden, G.D., Pruitt, B.A.: Management of electrical

burns of the upper extremity. Plast. Recon. Surg. 51:648-652, 1973.

17. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Hunt, J.L., McKeel, D.W., Pruitt, B.A.: Excision of eschar in burned soldiers: the use of a carbon dioxide laser in the debridement of third degree burn eschar. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY73, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 46.

18. Rogers, P.W., Nash, D.A., Merrill, R.H., Salisbury, R.E., Johnson, D.J., Foley,

F.D.: Relationship of sodium balance to plasma rennin concentration in the troops with renovascular hypertension: a canine model. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY73, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 48.

19. Salisbury, R.E., Loveless, S., Silverstein, P., Wilcomre, D.W., Moylan, J.A.,

Pruitt, B.A.: Postburn edema of the upper extremity: evaluation of present treatment. J. Trauma. 13:857-862, 1973.

20. Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D., Pruitt, B.A., Wade, C.W.: Artificial tendons:

design, application and results. J. Trauma. 14:580-586, 1974.

21. Hunter, J.M., Steindel, C., Salisbury, R.E., Hughes, D.: Study of early sheath development using gliding implants. J. Biomed. Mat. Res. 8:155-163, 1974.

22. Salisbury, R.E., McKeel, D., Pruitt, B.A., Mason, A.D., Palermo, N., Wade, C.W.:

Morphologic observation of neosheath development around artificial tendons. J. Biomed. Mat. Res. 8:175-184, 1974.

23. Salisbury, R.E., Silverstein, P., Goodwin, M.N., Pruitt, B.A.: Upper extremity

fungal invasion secondary to large burns. Plast. Recon. Surg. 54:654-659, 1974.

24. Salisbury, R.E., McKeel, D., Mason, A.D.: Ischemic necrosis of the intrinsic muscles of the hand after thermal injury. J. Bone Joint Surg. 56A:1701-1707, 1974.

25. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., et.al.: The correlation of thymic humoral factor

levels and cellular immunity in burned military personnel. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 19.

26. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Peterson, H.: Continued evaluation of split

thickness cutaneous xenograft and synthetic materials as temporary biologic wound covers for burned soldiers. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 40.

7

27. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D.: Immunity in burned animals (Part I): the effects of burning on viral onocogenesis in the mouse; effects of exogenous steroids, glucocorticord blockage, beta-adrenergic blockage and vitamin A. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 41.

28. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D.: Immunity in burned animals (Part

II): the effect of early surgical excision and allografting on survival in burned and burn infected rats. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, Sec. 42.

29. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., Taylor, G.W.: Evaluation of digital escharotomy in

thermally injured hands of military personnel. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX Sec. 50.

30. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D.: The uses of biologic dressings in

burned soldiers: a comparison of coarse mesh gauze versus biologic dressings on granulating wounds. U.S. Army Inst. Surg. Res. Ann. Rpt. FY74, BAMC, Ft. Sam Houston, TX Sec. 53.

31. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., McKeel, D.W., Peterson, H.D., Wade, C.W.:

Pseudosheaths formed by tendon prostheses in chickens; histology, biochemistry and function. Tendon Surgery (J.M. Hunter, ed.), C.V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, 1975.

32. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S.: The early management of upper extremity thermal

injury. The Management of Upper Extremity Burns (R.E. Salisbury and B.A. Pruitt, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1975.

33. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E.: Early removal of eschar in upper extremity burns.

The Management of Upper Extremity Burns (R.E. Salisbury and B.A. Pruitt, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1975.

34. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E.: The management of infection in upper extremity

burns. The Management of Upper Extremity Burns (R.E. Salisbury and B.A. Pruitt, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1975.

35. Hall, W.F., Salisbury, R.E.: Physical therapy for burns of the upper extremity.

The Management of Upper Extremity Burns (R.E. Salisbury and B.A. Pruitt, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1975.

36. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E.: The effect of early surgical excision and

homografting in burned and burned intraperitoneally infected rats. Plast. Recon. Surg. 56:423-429, 1975.

37. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Peterson, H.D., Pruitt, B.A.: Clinical evaluation of

the CO2 laser for burn wound excision: a comparison of the laser, scalpel and electrocautery. J. Trauma. 1(15):800-807, 1975.

8

38. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Peterson, H.D., Pruitt, B.A.: Laser, scalpel,

electrosurgical and tangential excision of third degree burns: a preliminary report. Plast. Recon. Surg. 56:286-296, 1975.

39. Levine, N.S., Lindberg, R.B., Salisbury, R.E.: A comparison of coarse mesh

gauze versus biologic dressings on granulating wounds. Amer. J. Surg. 131:727-729, 1976.

40. Salisbury, R.E., Taylor, J., Levine, N.S., Pruitt, B.A.: Evaluation of digital

escharotomy in thermally injured hands. Plast. Recon. Surg. 58(4), 1976.

41. Salisbury, R.E.: Management of burns of the upper extremity. Treatment of Burns (C. Artz and J. Moncrief, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1978.

42. Banes, A.J., Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G., Mechanic, G.L.: The effect of thermal

injury on collagen synthesis in healing skin wounds. Federation Proceedings, 38, No. 3, March 1979.

43. Enterline, D., Salisbury, R.E.: An adherence tensiometer for evaluation of burn

dressings. Surg. Forum, 1979.

44. Mechanic, J., Salisbury, R.E.: The effect of thermal injury on collagen synthesis of healing skin wounds. The Fed. Proceedings, 38:3, 1979.

45. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G., Dingeldein, G.P., Gresham, J.: A clinical and

laboratory evaluation of a polyurethane foam: a new donor site dressing. Arch. Surg., 114, 1188-1192, 1979.

46. Silverman, M.S., Courts, F.J., Bevin, A.G., Salisbury, R.E.: In vivo in vitro

macrophage chemotaxix in infected thermal injured rats. Plast. Surg. Forum, Vol. II, p. 91, 1979.

47. Banes, A.J., Mechanic, G.L., Bevin, A.G., Salisbury, R.E.: Altered patterns of

collagen synthesis in healing burn wounds. Plast. Surg. Forum, Vol. II, p. 83-94, 1979.

48. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G., Steinkraus, G.E., Enterline, D.S.: Burn wound

sepsis: effect of delayed treatment with topical chemotherapy on survival. J. Trauma, 20, No. 2, p. 120-122, 1980.

49. Salisbury, R.E.: The burned hand and upper extremity, pp. 1523-1553. David

Green’s Operative Hand Surgery, Churchill Livingston, 1982.

50. Enterline, D., Salisbury, R.E.: An adherence tensiometer for evaluation of burn dressings. J. Plast. and Recon. Surg. 65:177-182, 1980.

9

51. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G.: Burn induced peripheral nerve injury. The Management of Peripheral Nerve Problems (Omer and Spinner, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, p. 755-765.

52. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G.: Atlas of Burn Reconstruction. W.B. Saunders Co.,

Philadelphia, 1980.

53. Salisbury, R.E., Dingeldein, G.P.: Early management of the burned upper extremity. Current Concepts in Trauma Care, 3, No. 1:16-21, 1980.

54. Salisbury, R.E., Newman, N., Dingeldein, G.P.: Manual of burn management.

Little, Brown and Co., Dec. 1981.

55. Salisbury, R.E., Carnes, R., McCarthy, L.R.: Comparison of the bacterial clearing effects of different biologic dressings on granulating wounds following thermal injury. J. Plast. Recon. Surg., 66, No. 4:596-598, 1980.

56. Salisbury, R.E., Carnes, R., Enterline, D.: Biological dressings and evaporative

water loss from burn wounds. Ann. Plast. Surg., 5, No. 4:270-272, 1980.

57. Banes, A.J., Mechanic, G.L., Bevin, A.G., Salisbury, R.E.: Altered patterns of collagen synthesis in the thermally injured host. J. Burn Care and Rehab. 1, No. 1:24-30, October 1980.

58. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G., Banes, A.J.: Effect of trauma and devascularization

on collagen synthesis after flexor tendon injury. Surgical Forum, 31:546-548, 1980.

59. Salisbury, R.E., Banes, A.J., Spitznagel, E., Enterline, D., White, K.: Viable and

nonviable skin grafts have similar effects on wound bed protein and DNA synthesis. IRCS, Science, 9:131, 1981.

60. Salisbury, R.E., Eylers, J.P., Banes, A.J.: Short term immobilization causes joint

stiffness without biochemical changes in juvenile and adult chickens. IRCS, Science, 9:372, 1981.

61. Salisbury, R.E., Wright, P.: Evaluation of early excision of dorsal burns on the

hand. J. Plast. Recon. Surg., 69, No. 4:670-675, 1982.

62. Salisbury, R.E.: Peripheral nerve complications following burn injury. Clin. Orthopedic and Related Research, 163:92, 1982.

63. Salisbury, R.E., Petro, J.A.: Complications of burns of the hands and wrist.

Chapter in Monograph “Current Management of Complications in Orthopedics – The Hand and Wrist”, Ed. Sigurd Sandzen, 1982.

10

64. Agarwal, N., Petro, J.A., Salisbury, R.E.: Physiologic profile monitoring in burn patients. J. of Trauma, 23:577-583, 1983.

65. Salisbury, R.E.: Synthetic Skin and Skin Substitutes: Biomaterials in

Reconstructive Surgery. C.V. Mosby Co., 1983.

66. Salisbury, R.E., Newman, N.M., Dingeldein, G.P.: Manual of burn therapeutics: an interdisciplinary approach. Chapter I: Initial Management of Burns: Triage and Outpatient Care. p. 1-8. Little, Brown and Co., 1983.

67. Salisbury, R.E., Newman, N.M., Dingeldein, G.P.: Manual of burn therapeutics:

an interdisciplinary approach. Chapter IV: Wound Care. p. 31-36, Little, Brown and Co., 1983.

68. Salisbury, R.E., Newman, N.M., Dingeldein, G.P.: Manual of burn therapeutics:

an interdisciplinary approach. Chapter VII: Specific Burn Injuries. P. 81-94, Little, Brown and Co., 1983.

69. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D., Pruitt, B.A.: Development of a

synthetic temporary skin substitute as a model of skin function: Part I – laboratory development and evaluation. Burn Wound Coverings Volume II (D.L. Wise, ed.), CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, 1984.

70. Levine, N.S., Salisbury, R.E., Mason, A.D., Pruitt, B.A.: Development of a

synthetic temporary skin substitute as a model of skin function: Part II – clinical evaluation. Burn Wound Covering Volume II (D.L. Wise, ed.), CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, 1984.

71. Salisbury, R.E.: Transcutaneous monitoring in the bedridden burn patient.

Chronic ulcers of the skin. New York, McGraw Hill, 1985.

72. Salisbury, R.E., Heggers, J.P., Robsen, M.C.: Clinical experimental research essential to burn care of the future. Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation, 6:2, 1985.

73. Salisbury, R.E., Petro, J.A.: Rehabilitation of the burn patient. Art and Science

of Burn Care (John Boswick, Jr., ed.), Baltimore, University Park Press, Aspen Publishers, 1987.

74. Salisbury, R.E.: Reconstruction of the burn patient. Art and Science of Burn

Care (John Boswick, Jr., ed.), Baltimore, University Park Press, Aspen Publishers, 1987.

75. Salisbury, R.E.: Complications of burns of the hand and wrist. The Hand and

Wrist (S. Sandzen, ed.), Philadelphia, William and Wilkens, 1985.

11

76. Salisbury, R.E., Winski, F.V.: Burns in the elderly. Geriatric Medicine Today, 1:71, 1985.

77. Salisbury, R.E.: Soft tissue injuries of the hand. Operative Hand Surgery (D.P.

Green, ed.), New York, Churchill Livingston, 1985.

78. Salisbury, R.E., Petro, J.A.: Rehabilitation of the burn patient, Clinics of Plastic Surgery, Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 13:1, 1986.

79. Salisbury, R.E.: Burns: Current concepts and controversies. Essentials of

plastic, maxillofacial and reconstructive surgery (N. Georgiade, G. Georgiade, R. Riefkohl, W. Barwick, eds.) Baltimore, Williams and Wilkens, 1987.

80. Salisbury, R.E.: Thermal Burns. Reconstructive – Plastic Surgery (Converse and

McCarthy, eds.), W.B. Saunders Co, Philadelphia, 1988.

81. Salisbury, R.E.: Acute management of the burned hand. Reconstructive – Plastic Surgery (Converse and McCarthy, eds.), W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, 1988.

82. Salisbury, R.E.: A Burn Primer. Emergency Medicine, 20:14, 1988.

83. Petro, J.A., Belger, D., Salzberg, C.A., Salisbury, R.E.: Burn accidents and the

elderly: What is happening and how to prevent it. Geriatrics, 44:3, 1989.

84. Salisbury, R.E.: Managing the child with thermal injuries. Pediatric Emergency News, 2:1,2, 1989.

85. Salisbury, R.E.: High-voltage electrical injuries. Emergency Medicine, 21:13,

1989.

86. Gray, B.C., Salzberg, C.A., Petro, J.A., Salisbury, R.E.: The expanded myocutaneous flap for reconstruction of the difficult pressure ulcer. Decubitus, 3(2):12-20, 1990.

87. Salzberg, C.A., Gray, B.C., Petro, J.A., Salisbury, R.E.: The perioperative

antimicrobial management of pressure ulcers. Decubitus, 3(2):24-26, 1990.

88. Phillips, R.J.L., Salisbury, R.E., Schwartz, L.R., Wachtel, T.L., Zidel, P.: Initial treatment of burns. Patient Care, 24:10, 1990.

89. Greco, R.J.: “Emergency Plastic Surgery”, Little Brown and Co., 1991.

Management of Physical and Chemical Injuries. Smith, J.K. – Commentary: Roger E. Salisbury.

90. Gelberman, R.H.: “Operative Nerve Repair”, J.B. Lippincott Co, 1991, Chapter

– Thermal Injury of Peripheral Nerves. Salzberg, C.A. and Salisbury, R.E.

12

91. Salisbury, R.E., Guest Editor, “Clinics in Plastic Surgery”, Burn Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, W.B. Saunders, 19:3, 1992.

92. Green, David P., Third Edition “Operative Hand Surgery”, Vol. 2, 1993, The

Burned Hand and Upper Extremity – Salisbury, R.E., Dingeldein, G.P.

93. Salisbury, R.E., Lombardo, A.A.: “Burn Induced Peripheral Nerve Injury,” The Management of Peripheral Nerve Problems. (Conner, G., Seinner, M., VanBeek, A., eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, pp. 623-630, 1998.

94. Salisbury, R.E., Foot burns and their complications. Total Burn Care, Second

Edition (Herndon, David, ed.), W.B. Saunders, 55:721, 2002.

95. Salisbury, R.E., 2005 Citizens Petition

96. Dore J. Salisbury, R.E., “Morbidity and Mortality of Myacutaneous Diseases in The Pediatrics Population J.B.C.R. pp 865-90, 2007

PRESENTATIONS:

1. The Hand: Treatment of injuries and infection. American College of Osteopathic Surgeons, 1969.

2. Use of artificial tendons in children. Philadelphia Hand Surgery Group, May

1969. 3. Tendon sheath formation with artificial tendons. Thomas Jefferson University

Hospital, October 1970.

4. Use of oral proteolytic enzymes in upper extremity surgery. University Surgical Residents’ Annual Conference, Miami Beach, FL, April 1971.

5. Management of electrical injuries of the upper extremity. American Society of

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Las Vegas, NV, October 1972.

6. Management of hand edema post thermal injury. American Association for Surgery of Trauma, San Francisco, CA, September 1972.

7. Management of upper extremity burns in children. Military Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Washington D.C., January 1973.

8. Treatment of hand burns. Brooke General Hospital Trauma Course. Brooke

Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX, March 1973.

13

9. Intrinsic muscle destruction in thermally injured patients. American Burn Association, Dallas, TX, April 1973.

10. Response of undifferentiated connective tissue of artificial tendons.

International Biomaterials Symposium, Clemson University, SC, April 1973.

11. Artificial Tendons: Design, application and results. American Association for Surgery of Trauma, Chicago, IL, October 1973.

12. Reversal of intraperitoneal pseudomonas mortality in the burned rat by surgical

excision and allografting. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Hollywood, FL, October 1973.

13. Laboratory and clinical evaluation of lyophilized porcine cutaneous xenograft as

a biologic dressing. Southeast Plastic Surgical Society, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, May 1973.

14. Artificial tendons: Design, and application for flexor tendon injuries. Gordon Research Conference "Biomaterials", Andover, NH, July 1973.

15. Artificial skin: Design and application for thermal injury. Gordon Research

Conference, “Biomaterials”, Andover, NH, July 1973.

16. Rhinocerebral phycomycoses. Southern Medical Association, San Antonio, TX, November 1973.

17. Evaluation of digital escharotomy in thermally injured hands. Symposium of

Military Plastic Surgeons, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington D.C., January 1974.

18. A comparison of coarse mesh gauze versus biologic dressings. Symposium of

Military Plastic Surgeons, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington D.C., January 1974.

19. Artificial prostheses for tendon injuries: Mechanical problems and cellular

response. Interdisciplinary Conference, Biomedical Research Problems in a Changing World, The Institute for Molecular Physics, The University of Maryland, Washington D.C., January 1974.

20. Special consideration in the treatment of hand burns. Brooke Army Medical

Center Trauma Course, Ft. Sam Houston, TX, March 1974.

21. Pseudosheaths formed by gliding tendon prostheses. The hand: A decade of tendon surgery. Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, March 1974.

22. Digital escharotomy for thermally injured hands. American Burn Association,

Cincinnati, OH, April 1974.

14

23. Evaluation of end devices for artificial tendons. International Biomaterials

Symposium, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, April 1974.

24. Management of thermal injury of the upper extremity. American College of Surgeons, Miami, FL, 1974.

25. Development of artificial tendons. The Ivy Society, Allentown, PA, February

1975.

26. Rehabilitation of the burned hand. American Burn Association, Denver, CO, 1975.

27. Depression of wound healing post thermal injury. The Ivy Society, Philadelphia,

PA, February 1976.

28. Rehabilitation of the burned hand. American Burn Association, San Antonio, TX, April 1976.

29. Current concepts in burn injury. Fayetteville Veterans’ Hospital, Fayetteville,

NC, September 1976.

30. Rehabilitation of the burned upper extremity. American College of Surgeons, Chicago, IL, September 1976.

31. Rehabilitation of the burned upper extremity. H.A.O.S. Hand Symposium,

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA, March 1977.

32. Management of the burned trauma patient. North Carolina Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Trauma Symposium, Durham, NC, April 1977.

33. Burns and Splints. American Burn Association, Anaheim, CA, April 1977.

34. Burn treatment 1977. North Carolina Medical Society, Pinehurst, NC, May

1977.

35. Rehabilitation of the thermally injured patient. Industrial Commission, Charlotte, NC, May 1977.

36. Burn reconstruction and rehabilitation. 30th Anniversary, United States Army

Burn Center, San Antonio, TX, June 1977.

37. Reconstruction of the thermally injured ear. American Burn Association, Birmingham, AL, March 1978.

38. Effect of delay in treatment on mortality of burn wound sepsis. Plastic Surgery

Research Council, Richmond, VA, May 1978.

15

39. Rapid diagnosis of burn wound sepsis. International Society for Burn Injuries,

Stockholm, Sweden, June 1978.

40. Comparison of topical antibiotics in preventing burn wound sepsis. International Society for Burn Injuries, Stockholm, Sweden, June 1978.

41. Altered patterns of collagen synthesis in the thermally injured host. American

Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Toronto, Canada, October 1979.

42. The effect of thermal injury on collagen synthesis in healing skin wounds. American Society of Biological Chemists, Spring 1979.

43. Effect of progressive devascularization on collagen synthesis in repaired flexor

tendons. 11th International Congress of Biochemistry, Spring 1979.

44. Altered patterns of collagen synthesis in the thermally injured host. Womack Society, February 1979.

45. In vivo and in vitro macrophage chemotaxis in infected thermal injured rats.

Plastic Surgery Research Council, April 1979.

46. Altered patterns of collagen synthesis in the thermally injured host. Plastic Surgery Research Council, April 1979.

47. Thermal burns, electrical and cold injuries. New York University Hand

Symposium, June 1979.

48. A new adherence tensiometer for evaluation of biologic and synthetic skin substitutes. Surgical Forum, October 1979.

49. In vivo and in vitro macrophage chemotaxis in infected thermal injured rats.

American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Toronto, Canada, October 1979.

50. Altered patterns of collagen synthesis in the thermally injured host. American

Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Toronto, Canada, October 1979.

51. Fluid and electrolyte management in the burn patient. International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO, 1979.

52 .Topical agents for burn injuries. International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO 1979.

53. Monitoring the acutely burned patient. International Society for Burn Injuries,

Denver, CO, 1979.

16

54. Reconstruction of the burned hand. International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO, 1979.

55. Designing and building a burn unit. International Society for Burn Injuries,

Denver, CO, December 1979.

56. Wound collagen synthesis is inhibited in a burn site and normal at a distant site. American Burn Association, San Antonio, TX, March 1980.

57. Cosmetics for the burn patient, the illusion of reality. American Burn

Association, San Antonio, TX, March 1980.

58. Effect of trauma and devascularization on collagen synthesis following flexor tendon injury. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Hershey, PA, April 1980.

59. The effect of different biologic dressings on evaporative water loss from burn

wounds. The American Association of Tissue Banks, Washington D.C., May 1980.

60. The burned hand. American Burn Association Seminar on Recent

Advancements of Burns, Baltimore, MD, May 1980.

61. Reconstructive surgery and nursing. American Burn Association Seminar on Recent Advancements of Burns, Baltimore, MD, May 1980.

62. Occupational and physical therapy. American Burn Association Seminar on

Recent Advancements of Burns, Baltimore, MD, May 1980.

63. Thermal, electrical and cold injuries. Hand Surgery Symposium, New York University, New York, NY, June 1980.

64. Clinical evaluation of Betadine Helafoam as a topical chemotherapeutic agent

for thermally injured patients. “A preliminary report”, The Second World Congress on Antisepsis, New York, NY, June 1980.

65. Burn and trauma care. Sheridan County Memorial Hospital, Sheridan, WY,

June 1980.

66. Acute burn care. Burn Center, Goiania, Brazil, July 1980.

67. Burn reconstruction. Burn Center, Goiania, Brazil, July 1980.

68. Electrical injuries. Burn Center, Goiania, Brazil, July 1980.

69. Electrical burns. Seminar on “Burns in Children”. American Burn Association, Galveston, TX, September 1980.

17

70. The burned hand. Seminar on “Burns in Children”. American Burn Association, Galveston, TX, September 1980.

71. Current concepts in the management of burns. American Society of Plastic and

Reconstructive Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, October 1980.

72. The use of fluorescein dye as an indicator of muscle viability in high voltage electrical injury. The American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, October 1980.

73. Reconstruction of the thermally injured patient. Earlinger Memorial Hospital,

Chattanooga, TN, December 1980.

74. Infection in the thermally injured patient. Earlinger Memorial Hospital, Chattanooga, TN, December 1980.

75. Rehabilitation of the burn patient. The International Society for Burn Injuries,

Denver, CO, December 1980.

76. Prevention and treatment of scars and contractures. The International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO, December 1980.

77. Pulmonary thermal injuries. The International Society for Burn Injuries,

Denver, CO, December 1980.

78. The use of topical antibacterials. The International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO, December 1980.

79. Early excision and grafting versus non-operative treatment in deep 2nd and 3rd

degree burns of the hand. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Las Vegas, NV, February 1981.

80. The burn team. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Symposium on

Hand Rehabilitation Correlated with Hand Surgery, Philadelphia, PA, March 1981.

81. The end result. American Burn Association, Washington D.C., April 1981.

82. Initial resuscitation, treatment and triage of the burn child. Symposium on

Pediatric Trauma, Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, September 1981.

83. Team approach to burn care. Volunteer Fire Fighters, Westchester County

Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, September 1981.

84. Changing concepts in the thermally injured patient. Department of Surgery, Harlem Hospital, New York, NY, October 1981.

18

85. What’s new in burn care. American Association of Plastic and Reconstructive

Surgery, New York, NY, October 1981.

86. Reconstruction of the burned patient. American Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, New York, NY, October 1981.

87. Changing concept of burn mortality. Surgical Grand Rounds, Westchester

County Medical Center/New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, October 1981.

88. Specific skin problems. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Kiawah, SC, October 1981.

89. Burns. American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Kiawah, SC, October 1981.

90. Wound healing. Surgical Grand Rounds, Lincoln Hospital Center, New York,

NY, November 1981.

91. The management of patients with burn injuries. The International Society for Burn Injuries, Denver, CO, December 1981.

92. Initial management of the acutely burned patient. Department of Surgery,

Westchester County Medical Center/ New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, December 1981.

93. Current concepts in surgery. Department of Surgery, Westchester County

Medical Center/ New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, 1981.

94. Team approach to burn care. Department of Surgery, Peekskill Hospital, Peekskill, NY, February 1982.

95. Differences in managing the burn wound. Panel Discussion, Second Symposium

on Burn Care, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, February 1982.

96. Plastic Surgery – 1982 Update. Surgical Ground Rounds, Stamford Hospital, Stamford, CT, February 1982.

97. Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Tutorial, Westchester County Medical Center/

New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, February 1982.

98. Priorities in reconstruction of burn patients. Second Annual Critical Care Course, St. Vincent’s Hospital, New York, NY, March 1982.

99. Surgical management of the burned patient. Hand Rehabilitation Symposium,

Philadelphia, PA, March 1982. 100. Initial resuscitation, treatment and triage of the burned child. Pediatric

19

Trauma Day, Duchess Community College, Poughkeepsie, NY, March 1982. 101. A team approach to burn care. Community General Hospital, Harris, NY, March 1982.

102. Update of pediatric plastic surgery. Grand Rounds, Lincoln Hospital Center, Bronx, NY, April 1982.

103. Advances in burn care. American College of Surgeons, Long Island Chapter, Valhalla, NY, May 1982.

104. Instructional course in rehabilitation of the burned patient. American Burn

Association Meeting, Boston, MA, May 1982.

105. General principles and correction of burn deformity. Grand Rounds, St. Luke’s Hospital, New York, NY, May 1982.

106. Burns. Grand Rounds, Presbyterian Hospital Center, New York, NY, May 1982.

107. Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Tutorial, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, May 1982.

108. New approach to reconstruction of burns. Current Concepts in Surgery. New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, May 1982.

109. What’s new in burn care. Grand Rounds, Nyack Hospital, Nyack, NY, June 1982.

110. Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Tutorial, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, August 1982.

111. Electrical burns. 6th International Congress on Burns, San Francisco, CA, September 1982.

112. Physiological aspects of family therapy programs. 6th International Congress on Burns, San Francisco, CA, September 1982.

113. The burned hand. 6th International Congress on Burns, San Francisco, CA, September 1982.

114. Physiological profile monitoring in high risk thermally injured patients. 42nd Annual Meeting of the American Association for Surgery of Trauma, Colorado Springs, CO, September 1982.

115. The burned victim – care and treatment, microsurgery today and advances in

20

Reconstructive surgery. Medical Transcriptionists, Westchester Dinner Theater, Elmsford, NY, September 1982.

116. Keep ‘em balanced (enteral or hyperal feedings). Committee on Trauma,

Comprehensive Care of the Burn Patient, American College of Surgeons, Kansas City, MO, September 1982.

117. Controversies in burn care; Serratia Candida and other bombshells (burn sepsis); Advances in burn care – the good, the bad and the ugly (hypertrophic scarring); the counterfeits (skin substitutes and biologic dressings). Comprehensive Care of the Burn Patient, Kansas City, MO, September 1982.

118. Posterior triangle of the neck. Gross Anatomy Course, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, September 1982.

119. Burn reconstruction panel. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Boston, MA, September 1982.

120. Acute burn care. Nyack Hospital Center, Nyack, NY, October 1982.

121. Burn reconstruction. Regional Burn Meeting, New York Medical College/

Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, November 1982.

122. Radiation and chemical burns. Plastic Surgery Review Courses, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, November 1982.

123. Emergency care of the burn victim. Emergency Medical Technicians, Vassar Brothers Hospital, Poughkeepsie, NY, December 1982.

124. Management of inhalation injury; management of the burn wound. Regional Burn Seminar, Denver, CO, December 1982.

125. Surgical update – management of burns. Surgery Grand Rounds, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, January 1983.

126. Management of the burn wound. International Society for Burn Injuries,

Hawaii, January 1983.

127. Inhalation injuries and other related problems. Videotape for Burn Classes, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, February 1983.

128. Burn care update. Regional Burn Symposium, St. Paul, MN, February 1983.

129. Resuscitation of the burn patient. Third Annual Burn Critical Care

Symposium, St. Vincent’s Hospital Center, New York, NY, March 1983.

130. The Burned Thumb. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Anaheim, CA,

21

March 1983.

131. Update on Plastic Surgery. Newcomers Club, Chappaqua, NY, March 1983.

132. Burn Care – 1983. Grand Rounds, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Yonkers, NY, March 1983.

133. Burn Rehabilitation: Burn Reconstruction. American Burn Association, New Orleans, LA, March 1983.

134. Rehabilitation of the Burned Hand Workshop. Philadelphia, PA, March 1983.

135. The Burn Center. Radio Program – WVIP, Mt. Kisco, NY, April 1983.

136. The Burn Center. White Plains Rotary Club, Mamaroneck, NY, April 1983.

137. Acute Burn Care. Grand Rounds, Metropolitan Hospital Center, New York,

NY, April 1983.

138. Pressure sores. Blythedale Children’s Hospital, Valhalla, NY, April 1983.

139. Cutaneous oxygen monitoring in bedridden patients. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Chapel Hill, NC, May 1983.

140. Burn Reconstruction. St. Barnabas Hospital, Livingston, NJ, May 1983.

141. Fluid resuscitation of burn patients – special problems. In-service, Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, May 1983.

142. Mass casualties from man-made disasters. Occupational Therapists, Grand Hyatt Hotel, New York, NY, June 1983.

143. Comprehensive care, the management of transcutaneous oxygen in bedridden patients. A comparison of commonly used treatment modalities. Symposium on

Pressure Sores, V.A. Hospital, Castle Point, NY, July 1983.

144. Committee for Organization and Delivery of Burn Care, American Burn Association, San Francisco, CA, September 1983.

145. Newsmedia Seminar, American Society for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Waldorf Astoria, New York, NY, September 1983.

146. Multiple trauma – Panel Discussion. Current Concepts in Trauma Management, New Rochelle Hospital, New Rochelle, NY, September 1983.

147. Burns – Panel Discussion. Second International Congress, International Federation for Surgery of the Hand, Boston, MA, October 1983.

22

148. Philosophy of burn care, management of hand injuries. Program Director, Rehabilitation Management of Acute Burns and Hand Injuries, New Haven, CT, October 1983.

149. Updated technology and concepts in burn reconstruction and rehabilitation. ASPRS/PSEF/ASMS Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX, November 1983.

150.Rehabilitation of the burn patient, reconstructive surgery in the burn patient, role of biological dressings, management of the patient with burn injuries. International Society for Burn Injuries/ World Health Organization, Denver, CO, December 1983. 151. Physical and psychological treatment of burn injuries. Workshop, National Conference on Fire Safety and Burn Prevention, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Arlington, VA, February 1984.

152. Course Chairperson and Program Director, Emergency Burn Care Seminar, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, March 1984.

153. Extensor tendons, the hand: Another decade of tendon surgery. Hand Rehabilitation Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, March 1984.

154. Inhalation injuries: Care of the Burn Patient: The Team Approach. Stamford Firefighters Burn Association, Stamford, CT, June 1984.

155. Burns: Prehospital and emergency room care: Trauma Update. The University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Albuquerque, NM, November 1984.

156. Evaluation of the acutely burned hand in children three years of age and

younger. American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Las Vegas, NV, January 1985.

157. Management of burns. New York Medical College/Westchester County Medical Center Surgical Update, Valhalla, NY, February 1985.

158. Wound Management- reconstruction: What’s new. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

159. Audiovisual presentation. Grace under pressure. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

160. The effect of transfusion on cutaneous oxygen delivery. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

161. An analysis of the psychosocial impact of minor and moderate uncomplicated

thermal injuries. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

23

162. Adolescent burn prevention program. American Burn Association, Florida,

1985

163. Using an analysis tool to determine prevention programs. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

164. Burn nursing: A career challenge. American Burn Association, Orlando, FL, March 1985.

165. Management of acute hand injuries. Dobbs Ferry Hospital Dinner Meeting,

Dobbs Ferry, NY April 1985.

166. Presidential address. International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

167. Use of tissue expanders in the management of burn scars. International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

168. The use of continuous passive motion in acute and reconstructive burn

treatment. International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

169. Reconstruction of facial burns: What’s new. International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

170. Early excision v. conservative treatment of burned hands. International Congress on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

171. Cutaneous PO2 monitoring in bedridden burn patients: A physiological analysis of four methods to prevent pressure sores. International Congress on

Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient, Jerusalem, Israel, September 1985.

172. Plastic and maxillofacial surgery: Reconstruction and rehabilitation of the burn patient. American College of Surgeons, Chicago, IL, October 1985.

173. Reconstruction of the hand. American College of Surgeons, Chicago, IL,

October 1985.

174. Wound healing in burn patients. Baptist Medical Center Burn Meeting, Oklahoma City, OK, November 1985.

24

175. Reconstructing the burned hand. Baptist Medical Center Burn Meeting, Oklahoma City, OK, November 1985.

176. Advanced technology for the thermally injured, Burns 2010: The role of the burn team in the future. Tarrytown, NY, November 1985.

177. Reentry into the work force, Burns 2010: The role of the burn team in the future. Tarrytown, NY, November 1985. 178. Pain moderation in the burn patient, comprehensive care of the burn patient: “Seeking solutions to today’s burn problems”. Kansas City, KS, December 1985.

179. Rehabilitating the burn patient, comprehensive care of the burn patient:

“Seeking solutions to today’s burn problems”. Kansas City, MO, December 1985.

180. Rehabilitating the burn patient, ABA: “Burn Rehabilitation Update- 1986”. Chicago, IL, April 1986.

181. Surgical reconstruction of the burned face: Second International Symposium on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient. Vail, CO, August 1986.

182. Surgical reconstruction of the burned hand: Second International Symposium

on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient. Vail, CO, August 1986.

183. Surgical reconstruction of the burned hand – winter meeting: Upper Extremity Research – 1987 Update. San Francisco, CA, January 1987.

184. Surgical management of scar tissue of the hand: Surgery and Rehabilitation of the Hand – 1987. Philadelphia, PA, March 1987.

185. Upper extremity trauma: American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. New Orleans, LA, May 1987.

186. Surgical reconstruction of the burned hand: Burn Rehabilitation – 1987 Update, ABA. Washington DC, May 1987.

187. Surgical management of the burned hand: Upper Extremity Research Review and Update – 1987, ASSH Annual Meeting. San Antonio, TX, October 1987.

188. Management of the burned hand: Reconstruction of the burned hand, U.S. Army Institute of Research Meeting. San Antonio, TX, October 1987.

189. Materials Research Society: Moderator, Prosthesis for Plastic Surgery, International Society. Boston, MA, November 1987.

25

190. Reconstruction of the hand: Surgical Demonstrations, Reconstruction of the Burned Upper Extremity, ASSH Workshop, New Orleans, LA, December 1987.

191. Controversies in burn management: The Third Maui Burn Conference. Maui, HI, January 1988.

192. American Burn Association: Moderator, Burn Reconstruction Panel. Seattle, WA, March 1988.

193. Trauma ’88: Lecture on “Management of Plastic Surgery Emergencies”. Atlantic City, NJ, June 1988.

194. ASSH Meeting: Moderator, Current Concepts in Upper Extremities Research. Baltimore, MD, September 1988. 195. American Burn Association: Program Chairman, Planning Committee. New

Orleans, LA, November 1988.

196. Comprehensive Care of the Burn Patient: Wound Preparation – What Methods to Use; When and Why; ABA Criteria for Burn Centers; Presentation of the Head and Neck. Kansas City, MO, November 1988.

197. The Ross Tilley Burn Center: Symposium on Burns, Acute Care of the Thermally Injured Patient. Toronto, Canada, February 1989.

198. The 13th Annual Symposium, Surgery and Rehabilitation of the Hand – ’89: Skin Grafting in Acute Injuries. Philadelphia, PA, March 1989.

199. American Burn Association Annual Meeting: Program Chairman. New Orleans, LA, March 1989.

200. Westchester County Medical Center Burn Center: Burn Care in the 1990’s, Panel Member. Valhalla, NY, June 1989.

201. American Society for Surgery of the Hand Annual Meeting: Research Chairman. Seattle, WA, September 11-14, 1989.

202. American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Meeting: “Rigid Internal Fixation v. Traditional Techniques for the Treatment of Mandible

Fractures: A Retrospective Study”. Chicago, IL, October 6-8, 1989.

203. The Beijing International Symposium on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Burns: “Rehabilitation Problems in the United States”. Beijing, China, October 1991.

204. Hyperbaric Symposium – Westchester County Medical Center: “Hyperbaric

26

Oxygenation”. Valhalla, NY, May 1992.

205. “Secondary Surgical Treatment – Principles and Strategy”, 9th Congress of International Society for Burn Injuries. Paris, France, June 27-July 1, 1994.

206. “Advances in Burn Care”, Surgical Grand Rounds Conference, Our Lady of Mercy Medical Center. Bronx, NY, January 18, 1996.

207. “Strategy of Reconstruction: Extremity and Hand”, Second Asian-Pacific Burn Conference. Hong Kong, February 1996.

208. “A Personal Approach to Burn Reconstruction”, Second Asian-Pacific Burn Conference. Hong Kong, February 1996.

209. “Current Concepts in Burn Care”, Surgical Grand Rounds, Danbury Hospital. Danbury, CT, October 1997.

210. “Advances in Pressure Sore Prevention and Management”, Surgical Grand Rounds, Burke Rehabilitation Hospital. White Plains, NY, June 1998.

211. “Evaluating the Burned Patient”, Aegis Insurance Seminar. San Diego, CA, April 1998.

212. “Cosmetic Considerations of Burn Reconstruction”, ASPRS Convention. Boston, MA, October 1998.

213. “The Costs of Burn Care”, International Burn Congress. Jerusalem, Israel, November 1998. 214. "Return to Work: The Burn as a Life-Altering Force", American Burn

Association, Coronado Springs, Florida, March 1999.

215. "The Challenge of the Burned Hand" Reconstructive Techniques, American Burn Association, Coronado Springs, Florida, March 1999.

216. Correlative Session XXI: Reconstruction of the Burn Patient, American Burn

Association, Coronado Springs, Florida, March 1999.

217. Catastrophic Regional Triage for Burn Care. Westchester Medical Center's - 6th Annual Conference - Roadside to Bedside - The Spectrum of Emergency Care, Crowne Plaza Hotel, White Plains, NY , June 4, 2002. 218. Concepts of Acute Burn Care; Surgical Grand Rounds. Catholic Hospital,

Queens, NY, October 2001

219. The Evolution of a Revolution in Burn Care, University of North Carolina, Surgical Grand Rounds, October, 2002.

27

220. Update in Burn Care; Surgical Grand Rounds, Department of Surgery,

St. Joseph’s Hospital, Yonkers, NY, December 2002.

221. Reconstruction of the Burned Patient: Northeastern Society of Burn Care, Philadelphia, PA 2007.

BOOKS:

1. Salisbury, R.E., Pruitt, B.A., Burns of the Upper Extremity, W.B. Saunders Co., 1976.

2. Salisbury, R.E., Bevin, A.G., Atlas of Reconstructive Burn Surgery, W.B.

Saunders Co., 1981.

3. Edited by Salisbury, R.E., Newman, N.M., Dingeldein, G.P., Jr., Manual of Burn Therapeutics: An Interdisciplinary Approach, Little, Brown and Company, 1983.

4. Salisbury, R.E. Burn Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Clinics in Plastic

Surgery, W. B. Saunders Co., 1992.

MOVIES:

1. Hunter, J.M., Salisbury, R.E., Goldner, J.L., Starke, H.: “Management of acute

hand injuries”. American College of Surgeons, San Francisco, CA, October 1972.

2. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., Pruitt, B.A.: “Management of upper extremity

burns”. American College of Surgeons, Chicago, IL, October 1973.

3. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., Pruitt, B.A.: “Management of upper extremity burns”. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Hollywood, FL, 1973.

4. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., Orcutt, T., Shaw, A., Pruitt, B.A.: “Splinting the

burned upper extremity”. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Boston, MA, 1976.

5. Salisbury, R.E., Levine, N.S., Orcutt, T., Shaw, A., Pruitt, B.A.: “Splinting the

burned upper extremity”. American College of Surgeons, 1976.

6. Salisbury, F.S., Salisbury, R.E.: “Cosmetics for the burned patient: the illusion of reality”. American Burn Association Symposium, Chapel Hill, NC, 1979.

28

7. Salisbury, R.E., Petro, J.A., Burke-Davis, M., Carr-Collins, J.A.: “Grace Under

Pressure”. Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, March 1985.

8. Salisbury, R.E., Carr-Collins, J.A.: “Disability Evaluation of the Thermally Injured Patient”. Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, NY, February 1988.