CURRICULUM VITAE
Nov 28, 2006
Dr. David A. Sherris
Academic Affiliation:
Department of Otolaryngology
School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
University at Buffalo, State University of New York
Office: 1237 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14209
Telephone:
(716) 884-5102
Fax:(716) 884-5104
Email:
Dsherris@buffalo.edu
Education
1988Doctor of Medicine
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
1984Bachelor of
Arts in Biochemistry; Minor in Economics
Middlebury College
Honors
thesis- P-31 NMR to study the interaction of pyridoxal-5-prime-phosphate and
steroid hormone receptors
Employment
History
Academic
2005-present Chairman
of Otolaryngology,
University at Buffalo, State University of New York
2005-present Professor
of Otolaryngology
Department
of Otolaryngology
University
at Buffalo, State University of New York
2003-2005 Associate Professor of Otolaryngology & Interim Chair
Department
of Otolaryngology
University
at Buffalo, State University of New York
2000-2003 Associate Professor of Otolaryngology
Mayo Medical School
Rochester, Minnesota
1994-2000Assistant
Professor of Otolaryngology
Mayo Medical School
Rochester, Minnesota
1994–
2003 Consultant (Staff Surgeon)
Department of Otorhinolaryngology
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
1993-
1994 Clinical Instructor
Department
of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington
Training
1993-1994Facial
Plastic Surgery Fellow
Department of Otolaryngology-
Head and Neck Surgery
Preceptors- Wayne F. Larrabee,
Jr, MD, Craig S. Murakami, MD
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington
1989-
1993 Otolaryngology Resident
Division
of Otolaryngology
University of Rochester
Rochester, New York
1988-
1989 Preliminary Surgery Intern
Department
of Surgery
University of Rochester
Rochester, New York
Administrative
2005-present Chairman
of Otolaryngology
University
at Buffalo
2004-present Chief
of Service, Otolaryngology
Kaleida
Health System
2003-2005 Interim Chairman, Department of Otolaryngology
University
at Buffalo- SUNY
Buffalo, New York
2003-2004 Interim Chief of Service, Otolaryngology
Kaleida
Health System
Buffalo, NY
2002–
2003 Chair, Division of Facial Plastic Surgery
Department of
Otorhinolaryngology
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minnesota
2002-2003 Masters Faculty Privileges
Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
Mayo Foundation for Medical
Education and Research
1997-2003 Chair, Clinical Practice Committee
Department
of Otorhinolaryngology
Mayo
Clinic
Awards
and Honors
2006 Ben
Shuster Award, Treatment of facial wounds with botulinum toxin-A improves the
cosmetic outcome humans, Senior author, co- investigator and mentor, Holger
Gassner (resident) was PI and first author, Recognized as the best research
paper in the field of Facial Plastic Surgery by a resident or fellow, Followup
human trial after animal trial that won same award 6 years earlier, American
Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2005-07 Who’s
Who in Medicine and Healthcare
2006 Empire
Who’s Who Among Executives and Professionals in Healthcare & Nursing
2006-07 Who’s
Who Among Americas Teachers
2006 Best Doctor’s in America
2005-07 Who’s
Who in the World, Marquis
2004 Who’s
Who in Cosmetic Surgery, Business First
2003-07 America’s Top Physicians, Consumers’ Research Council of America, Washington, DC
2003-07 Who's
Who in America, Marquis
2002Honor Award,
Outstanding contributions to the largest national academy of otolaryngologists
for education in facial plastic surgery and rhinology, American Academy of
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
20022nd Place, Poster presentation, Eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis of the lacrimal
sac, Senior author and mentor, Michelle Facer was resident author, Combined
Otolaryngology Spring Meeting, Triological Society
2002Outstanding
Scientist of the 21st Century, One of 2000 scientists worldwide
recognized in this 1st edition by the publishers of Who’s Who, IBC,
Cambridge, England
2002 Student
Travel Award, AO ASIF Craniomaxillofacial Advanced Symposium, Feb 3-5, 2002,
Senior author and mentor, Daniel Price was student winner, AO ASIF
2001ARS Resident
Research Grant, The immune response to fungi in chronic sinusitis and allergic
rhinitis, Senior co investigator and mentor, Larry Burton was PI, American
Rhinologic Society
2000Ben Shuster
Award, Treatment of facial wounds with botulinum toxin-A improves the cosmetic
outcome in primates, Senior author, co- investigator and mentor, Holger Gassner
(research trainee) was PI and first author, Recognized as the best research
paper in the field of Facial Plastic Surgery by a resident or fellow (even
though Dr. Gassner was only a medical student at the time of study conception,
execution, and publication), American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery
19992nd Place, Poster
presentation, The anatomic basis of the Abbe flap, Senior author,
co-investigator, and mentor, Doug Schulte was the resident first author, Combined
Otolaryngology Spring Meeting, Triological Society,
1998-9Teacher of
the Year, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Voted by the residents in
Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic
1997Investigator
Development Award, The effects of stretching on human fibroblasts in vitro,
Primary investigator, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery
1996-07Teacher of
the Year, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Voted by the residents in
Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic
1996 Resident
Research Award, Comparison of wound depth and healing of common skin
resurfacing techniques, Co- Investigator and senior author, Eric Moore was the
resident first author, Pacific Coast Otolaryngology and Ophthalmology Society
and Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology
1994Sir Harold
Delf Gilles Award, Osteoinduction with TGF-beta in the canine critical
mandibular defect, Primary investigator and first author, Outstanding Basic
Science Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Paper by a Fellow, American
Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1993John D.
Norante Award, The human auricular chondrocyte: Responses to growth factors,
Primary investigator, Outstanding Basic Science Research Paper, Division of
Otolaryngology, University of Rochester
1991Resident
Research Award, The human auricular chondrocyte: Responses to growth factors,
Primary investigator, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery
1984High Honors
in Chemistry, P-31 NMR to study the
interaction of pyridoxal-5-prime-phosphate and steroid hormone receptors, Department
of Chemistry, Middlebury College
1984Magna Cum Laude, Based on grade
point average, Middlebury College
1984Phi Beta Kappa, Inducted into this
national honors society, Middlebury College
Board Certifications
1994American Board of Otolaryngology
1997American Board of Facial Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgery
Courses
Taught and Other
Directorships/Curriculum
Development
2004-present Facial
Plastic Surgery Medical Student Elective, University at Buffalo, Primary
preceptor
2004-present Clinical
Otolaryngology Exam Course, Reformatted the curriculum of this established 2nd year medical student course, University at Buffalo
2004 Director,
Rhinofest- Buffalo, International CME event in rhinology, sponsored by
University at Buffalo and Graz University, 25.5 CME hours
2004 International
Advisory Board, 20th Congress of the European Rhinologic Society and
23rd International Symposium on Infection and Allergy of the Nose,
June 18-25, 2004, Istanbul, Turkey
1994-2003 Facial Plastic Surgery and Rhinology Resident Rotation
Preceptor
and primary preceptor
I was the primary facial plastic surgeon and one of four
primary rhinologists in the Department of Otorhinolaryngology at the Mayo
Clinic for my 9 years of employment. In that role I directed a mandatory resident
rotation that was focused on teaching the medical and surgical skills necessary
to cover the sections of facial plastic surgery and rhinology. Facial plastic
surgery makes up one quarter of the national board exam administered by the
American Board of Otolaryngolgogy, and rhinology is included in the general
otolaryngology quarter of the exam. During that time seven residents followed
my mentorship into facial plastic surgery fellowships, another resident into a
career in facial plastic surgery without a fellowship, and another resident
into a plastic surgery fellowship. Six of those individuals are now pursuing an
academic facial plastic surgery career at Mayo Clinic- Rochester, Mayo Clinic-
Jacksonville, Mount Sinai (NY), Baylor, University of South Florida and Georgetown respectively. Two residents have been accepted for fellowships this year, and
at least four more have expressed strong interest in applying when their time
comes. No Mayo residents followed this career path prior to my coming to Mayo Clinic.
1994-2003 Facial Plastic Surgery Core Curriculum
Director and curriculum development
Mandatory annual course for Otorhinolaryngolgy
residents; Invited for fellows in Plastic Surgery, residents in Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery, and residents and fellows in Dermatology, at Mayo Clinic
(20-30 students). Six to eight week duration, 2 hours per week to teach the
Facial Plastic Surgery Didactic Curriculum with a mandatory exam at the
completion.
1994-2003 Rhinology Core Curriculum
Director and curriculum development
Mandatory for Otorhinolaryngolgy residents at Mayo
Clinic (20 students). Six to eight week course, 2 hours per week to teach the
Rhinology and Rhinologic Surgery Didactic Curriculum with a mandatory exam at
the completion.
1995-2003 Soft Tissue Surgery for the Medical Student
Director
and curriculum development
Annual course for the 2nd or 3rd year medical students at Mayo Medical School. I started this mandatory course
upon my arrival at Mayo Clinic. We developed a book and CD-ROM to facilitate
the learning of the basic skills necessary for anyone who sutures or does
surgical procedures. The CD-ROM has helped the students speed up their
mastering of knot tying from 3-4 hours prior to its existence to 1 hour. The
course is taught once or twice a year for 4 hours. The additional time is now
used to teach various suture techniques, tissue undermining and handling, and
local flap design and execution. The book and CD-ROM were featured in the
“Innovations in Medical Education” section of the Association of American
Medical College meeting in 2000.
1995-2003 Rhinofest
Co-Director
Combined 4-day biannual CME course with Mayo Clinic and Graz University, Graz , Austria. This is a national and international course in Rhinology and
Plastic Surgery of the Nose for 50-100 Otorhinolaryngologists and residents in
Otorhinolaryngology. I worked with the other 1 or 2 program directors
(depending on the year) to write the program, organize the facility, invite
visiting faculty, arrange for industry support, advertise, and teach the
didactic and dissection sessions.
1997-2003 Otorhinolaryngology for the Second Year Medical Student
Co-director
and curriculum development
Annual mandatory course for the 50 Mayo Medical School students. The course runs for one week, 4 hours a day and finishes with a
mandatory exam. The course highlights diseases commonly seen in each
subspecialty in Otorhinolaryngology. My co-director and I shifted from a
symptom/disease based lecture series to a subspecialty-based curriculum. We
organized the lecturers, lectured, wrote and administered the test, and
transitioned to a web-based curriculum. I have been officially commended for my
excellence in teaching by the medical students through letters of commendation
from the Dean of Medical Education multiple times.
2001-2003 Basic
Soft Tissue Surgery
Co-director
and curriculum development
Workshops
done across the country at medical schools, residency programs, and, nurse
practitioner meetings to teach soft tissue surgery. Ethicon sponsors the
workshops, and they are done for 4 hours for 25-100 participants. Institutions
that have had the course include SUNY at Buffalo, Kansas University Medical
Center, University of Tennessee at Knoxville, University of Colorado Health Sciences
at Denver, Eastern Tennessee State University Medical School, Oklahoma City
Medical Center, etc.
2002 10th Danube Symposium International Otorhinolaryngologic Congress
Scientific CommitteeCourse
for otorhinolaryngologists and residents. This was a four day long course with
didactic sessions.
2000 From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to
Advanced Applications of Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery-27th International Scientific Meeting and 1st Combined Graz- Mayo Clinic
Workshop
Co-director
International course on sinus diseases and surgical
treatment of nasal disorders. The course has 100- 150 participants and is three
days long. The course is taught at Graz University, Graz, Austria (where endoscopic sinus surgery was invented and popularized).
2000The Nose
2000 and Beyond
Program Director
International
Rhinologic Society, American Rhinologic Society, American Academy of
Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery, and American Academy of Otolaryngologic Allergy
combined CME meeting. I chose all of the papers to be presented at the
sessions, helped organize the program, and reviewed all of the abstracts for
placement in the conference program. Over 1200 Otolaryngologists from around
the world attended the three day course.
1998Update in Otolaryngology- Head and
Neck Surgery
Co-director
Joint CME meeting
with Mayo Clinic, University of Washington, and Oregon Health Sciences Faculty.
Approximately 50 practicing Otolaryngologists attended this course in Washington State. I organized the program, invited the faculty, arranged for industry
support, chose the venue, and directed and lectured at the meeting.
1996 Current
Topics in Otorhinolaryngology
Director
This was a CME meeting at Mayo Clinic for approximately
50 participants on new topics in Otorhinolaryngology. I organized the program,
invited the faculty, arranged for industry support, directed the meeting, and
lectured.
Research
Activities (supervision)
2003 Hannes Braun , MD
Dissertation Committee for PhD 3/17/03- 5/25/03
Department of Otolaryngology, Graz University
Graz, Austria
2003Kofi Boahene, MD
Basic Science and Clinical Research Co- Investigator,
Mentor 7/1/01- 1/1/03
IRB# 902- 03, Endoscopic repair of CSF rhinorrhea and
encephalocele
IRB# 2050- 01 An in vitro model for eosinophilic
inflammation in chronic rhinosinusitis
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2003 Lance Manning, MD
Basic Science and Clinical Research Co-Investigator,
Mentor 12/1/2002- 6/30/03
IRB# 710- 03, Nasal provocation with fungal antigens in
normal subjects and patients with chronic rhinosinusitis
IRB# 17- 03, Eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis: nasal
challenge with fungal antigens
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2003 Holger Gassner, MD (see again below)
Clinical Trial Co- Investigator, Mentor, 12/1/2002-
present
IRB# 180- 03, Botulinum toxin A injections in
combination with vasoconstrictive and anesthetic agent for the treatment of
spasmotic adductor dysphonia
Application in for a resident research award
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2002 Laurie Davis , MD
Basic Science Co- Investigator, Mentor 11/5/02- 11/4/03
IRB# 2156- 02, Gene expression in T-cells in CRS
Division of Allergy and Immunology, Mayo School of Medicine
2002 Stacey Hudson, MD
Basic Science Co- Investigator, Mentor, 6/4/02- 12/3/03
IRB# 964- 01, Airway inflammation in asthma: an
eosinophilic response to the presence of fungal organisms?
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
2002 Daniel Price , MD
Medical School Research Trimester Mentor 3/1/02- 6/1/02
IRB# 624-01 Computed tomography and custom septal
buttons
IRB# 493-01 Forehead flap reconstruction of intermediate
periorbital defects
Won student travel award, Led to his acceptance into the
Mayo Clinic Otorhinolaryngology residency program
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Medical School
2001Darren
McDonald, MD
Medical School Research Summer 6/30/01-9/1/01
IRB project- Confocal microscopy of fungal elements in
the mucin of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis
Led to his acceptance into the Mayo Clinic
Otorhinolaryngology residency program
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Medical School
2001 Jonathan Lee , MD
Medical School Research, 2/27/01- 6/1/01
IRB# 693-00 Cervicofacial rhytidectomy after head and
neck tumor removal
Led to his acceptance into the Mayo Clinic
Otorhinolaryngology residency program
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Medical School
2001 Anthony Brissett, MD
Clinician Investigator, I was mentor, 7/1/2001-
6/29/2002
IRB# 1759-01 Botulinum toxin for wound healing
Awarded competitive CR grant from the Mayo Clinic for
research in wound healing. A clinical trial is ongoing at Mayo Clinic secondary
to this research.
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2000 Larry Burton , MD
Basic Science Co- Investigator, Mentor, 7/1/00-9/24/01
IRB# 2049- 00 Characterization of immune response to
alternaria in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis and allergic rhinitis
Won resident research award
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2000 Matthew Taylor, MD
Basic Science Co- Investigator, Mentor, 6/1/00- 9/13/01
IRB# 1616-00 Detection of fungal organisms in EFRS with
a fluorescein labeled chitin- specific binding protein
Cover article in Laryngoscope
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
2000 John Fuerstenberg, MD
Medical School Research Trimester, 3/1/2000- 6/1/2000
IRB project- Reconstruction of the nasal columella
Mayo Medical School/ Department of Otorhinolaryngology
1999David
Congdon, MD
Basic Science and Clinical Research Co-Investigator, Mentor, 11/1/99-2/14/01
IRB# 341-00 Concentration of eosinophil granular proteins
in mucous of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis and allergic rhinitis
IRB# 115-00 Longterm outcome of nasal septal
reconstruction in patients with Wegener’s granulomatosis
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine
1999 Julie Wei, MD
Basic Science Co-Investigator, Mentor, 6 months
Chemotactic behavior of eosinophils and identification
of chemokines in patients with eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1999 Matthew Kienstra, MD
Clinical Research Co-Investigator, Mentor, 6 months
IRB# 1080- 99 Effects of nasal muscles on the nasal
airway
IRB# 600-97 Quantitative studies of nasal tip support
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1999Douglas
Schulte, MD
Clinical Research Co-Investigator, Mentor, 3 months
IRB project- Anatomic, cadaver studies of the blood
supply of the Abbe flap
Won a poster presentation award, and was featured as an
interactive patient presentation on the Laryngoscope website after publication
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1998 Holger
Gassner
Research Trainee, Research Fellow, 1.4 years
Botulinum toxin research- wound healing and new
formulation
Resulted in seven publications, one patent, one patent
pending, a research award, an ongoing clinical trial at Mayo Clinic, and a
platform for multiple other research projects which are in development or
already IRB approved but pending start. The patents are now being
commercialized through Mayo Medical Ventures. Led to his acceptance into the
Mayo Clinic Otorhinolaryngology residency program, which is rare for a foreign
medical graduate (Germany)
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Medical School
1998 Marco
Gallardo Rodriguez, MD
Visiting Clinician from Honduras, Clinical Mentor for 3
months
Department of Otorhinolaryngology
1998 Ozcan Cakmak , MD
Visiting Clinician from Turkey, Clinical Mentor for 3
months
Department of Otorhinolaryngology
1997-2002 Jens Ponikau, MD
Research Fellow andAssociate, I was primary mentor for 5
years
IRB# include 896-97, 984-97, 79-98, 737-99, 1156-99,
1387-99, 341-00,940-00, 1066-00, and numerous NIAID grants with myself and Dr.
Hirohito Kita. His separate CV has a complete list of projects and funding.
Jens joined Mayo clinic as a Research Fellow with me and
was promoted to Research Associate in 2002. He has now (2002) joined the staff
at Mayo Clinic as an Associate Consultant and Assistant Professor in
Otorhinolaryngology. Our work together has led to numerous patents and patents
pending, countless presentations nationally and internationally, and multiple
papers. Together we have mentored more than 15 medical students and residents
in various research projects related to this work. The work has resulted in
over 3.5 million dollars in NIH grants being awarded to Mayo Clinic. An item in
the House and Senate Appropriations Committee suggested that the NIAID shift
funding toward examining the role of fungi in the pathophysiology of chronic
rhinosinusitis. The research has been featured or mentioned in multiple
articles and media outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street
Journal, Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, Reader’s Digest, Newsweek, Der
Spiegel, Modern Maturity, Health Magazine, Bottom Line, Journal of Longevity,
Money Magazine, Ladies Home Journal, German Vogue, Florida Times Union, CNN
Newsreel, and National Public Radio. The patents are now being commercialized
through Mayo Medical Ventures.
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1997 Jordan Weiner, MD
Clinical and Basic Science Co-Investigator, Mentor, 6 months
IRB project- Relationship of Human Papilloma Virus to
Schneiderian Papillomas
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1997 William Remington, MD
Clinical Research Co-Investigator and Mentor, 6 months
IRB project- Quantitative studies of nasal tip support
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1997 David Pearson, MD
Basic Science Research Co-Investigator and Mentor, 6 months
IRB project- The effects of silastic implants on bone
resorption in a canine model
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
1996 Eric Moore, MD
Basic Science Research Co-Investigator, Mentor, 6 months
IRB project- Comparison of wound depth and healing in
common skin resurfacing techniques in porcine model
Won resident research award
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo School of Medicine
Grant
Support
Peer Reviewed
2001-2003 Co-Investigator,
then Principal Investigator (when Dr. Brissett left for fellowship)
Botulinum
Toxin Injections - Use in Facial Wound Healing.
Funded by Clinical Research Program, a Highly
Competitive, Peer Reviewed Grant funded by Mayo Foundation for Research and
Education, 9//2001- 9/1/2003, 0%, then 5% salary support,
$28,427.
2001-2003 Principal Investigator
Eosinophilic Fungal Rhinosinusitis (EFRS): Direct
Mucoadministration of Amphotericin- B Versus Placebo
Funded by Clinical Research Program, a Highly
Competitive, Peer Reviewed Grant funded by Mayo Foundation for Research and
Education, 7/1/01- 6/30/03, 0 salary support,
$67,259.
2001-2003 Principal Investigator
Eosinophilic Fungal Rhinosinusitis (EFRS): Direct
Mucoadministration of Amphotericin- B Versus Placebo
Funded by Clinical Research-20 Program, a Highly
Competitive, Peer Reviewed Grant for 20% Salary Support/Time for Clinicians or
Basic Science Researchers from Mayo Foundation for Research and Education,
7/1/01- 6/30/03,
20% salary support (for above project)
2001-2006 Co- Investigator, R01, NIH
The
Pathogenesis of Chronic Rhinosinusitis
Large, collaborative grant with Dr. Hirohito Kita, Dr.
Jens Ponikau, and myself functioning as the leaders, and based on preliminary
data from Dr. Ponikau and myself
Funded by NIAID, National Institute of Health, 3/1/01-
3/1/06, 5% salary support,
$2,134,222
2002-2003 Co-Investigator
Testing for delayed hypersensitivity to fungal antigens
in chronic rhinosinusitis patients
Funded by the Division of Allergy and Immunology, Mayo
Clinic, 0% salary support, Cost covered by discretionary funds
1997-
1999 Principal Investigator
The Effect of Mechanical Tension on the Human Fibroblast
In Vitro
Funded by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Investigator Development Award,
1/97- 1/99, 5% salary support, $15,000
1996-2003 All
of the resident projects named above in the “Research” section were funded by
either outside resident research awards (named in “Awards” section), or through
competitive, peer reviewed research awards that were typically $5000 each or
less through the Mayo Foundation for Research and Education. The animal studies
cost about $10,000 to $15,000 each. There is no record from the Foundation with
exactly tracted numbers. Estimated total funding through these grants was
$80,000.
1995 Principal
Investigator
Pilot Studies- Human Fibroblasts and the Effects of
Mechanical Tension
Funded by the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic
1/95- 1/96, 5% salary support, $5,000
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1991-
1992 Principal Investigator
Human
Auricular Chondrocyte Harvest from Cadavers
Funded by the Rochester Eye and Human Parts Bank, 1/91-
1/92, 0%; $10,000
1991-
1992 Principal Investigator
Human
Auricular Chondrocytes: Responses to Growth Factors
Funded by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Resident Research Award, 1/91- 1/92, 0%
$5,000
Non-peer Reviewed
2001-2003 Principal
Investigator
Mometasone
Furoate Nasal Spray for Nasal Polyps
Non peer Reviewed, Industry Support for a Clinical Trial,
Funded by Schering- Plough, 3/1/01- 8/31/03, 3.91% salary support,
$46,313.
Patents
Issued and Pending, Technology Transfers
Issued
2003 Fungal
antigens and eosinophils activity, US patent # W0 03/075005 A1. Relates to
effects of antigens on stimulating eosinophils activity.
2002Methods for
enhancing wound healing, US patent #6447787, 9/10/02, submitted 1999, Relates
to application of botulinum toxin to enhance wound healing, Commercialization
through Mayo Medical Ventures.
2000Eosinophil
degranulating conditions, US patent # WO 00/65341, 11/2/2000, submitted 1998,
Relates to a diagnostic test for chronic rhinosinusitis, Commercialization via
Mayo Medical Ventures.
Pending
2001Botulinum
toxin in wound healing, submitted 1999, Relates to a new formulation of
botulinum toxin.
2002Multiple
patents related to eosinophilic degranulating conditions, multiple submission
dates, Relates to chronic rhinosinusitis, asthma, and related conditions
Technology
Transfers
1997- present Transfer
signed related to multiple patents pending and issued related to the medical
treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis, asthma, colitis, and related disorders.
Commercialization underway through Mayo Medical Ventures.
Publications
(note- Hdesignates resident, fellow
author; * designates me as senior author)
Books
1.Sherris DA,
Kern EB. Essential Surgical Skills. Book and CD-ROM, Expanded 2nd edition of “Basic Surgical Skills”, Philadelphia, PA, WB Saunders/Mosby, March,
2004. (being translated to Chinese and Korean)
2.Sherris DA,
Kern EB. Tecniche Chirurgiche di Base. Book and CD-ROM in Italian, Torino, Italy, Centro Scientifico Editore, 2002.
3.Sherris DA,
Kern EB. Basic Surgical Skills, Book and CD-ROM, Rochester, MN, Mayo Cinic Scientific Press, 1999.
4.Larrabee WF
Jr, Sherris DA. Editors, Principles of Facial Reconstruction, Philadelphia, Lippincott-Raven Publishers, 1995.
Monographs
1.Kern RC, et
al., Editors. The Home Study Course in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck
Surgery: Section 5, Rhinology and Allergic Disorders. Alexandria, VA, American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 2004.
2.Harley EH et
al., Editors. The Home Study Course in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck
Surgery: Section 5, Rhinology and Allergic Disorders. Alexandria, VA, American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 2002.
3.Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al.
The diagnosis and incidence of allergic fungal sinusitis. Reprinted in The
Home Study Course in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery: Section 5,
Rhinology and Allergic Disorders. Alexandria, VA, American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 2002.
4.Davison SPH, Sherris DA*, Meland NB. An algorithm for maxillectomy defect reconstruction. Reprinted in Yearbook of
Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, St Louis, Mosby- Yearbook, 1999.
5.Davison SPH, Sherris DA*, Meland NB. An algorithm for maxillectomy defect reconstruction. Reprinted in The Home Study
Course, Plastic and Reconstructive Problems, Alexandria, VA, American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 2002.
6.Quatela VC,
Sherris DA, Johnson CM Jr. Skin excision revision rhinoplasty. Reprinted in Yearbook
of Dermatology, St Louis, Mosby- Yearbook, 1995.
7.Futran N,
Sherris DA, Norante JD. Cricoarytenoid arthritis in children. Reprinted in The
Home Study Course in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery: Inflammatory
Disorders. Alexandria, VA, American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and
Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 1992-3.
Journal
Articles - Referred Journals
1Gassner HG, Sherris DA, Friedman
O. Botulinum toxin induced immobilization of lower facial wounds. Submitted for
publication. Arch Facial Plastic Surg, 2006.
2Gassner HG, Sherris DA, Friedman
O. An alternative method of middle vault reconstruction. Arch Facial Plastic
Surg, 2006; 8:432-5.
3Gassner HG, Brissett AE, Otley CC,
Sherris DA. Botulinum toxin to improve facial wound healing:A prospective,
blinded, placebo-controlled trial. Mayo Clinic Proc.2006; 81(8):1023-28.
4Kienstra MH, Gassner HGH, Sherris DA*.
Effects of the nasal muscles on the nasal airway. Amer J Rhinology, 2005;
19(4):375-81.
5Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Kephart
GM, et al. The role of ubiquitous airborne fungi in chronic rhinosinusitis.
Current Allergy and Asthma Reports, 2005, 5:472-076.
6Lee JH, Sherris DA*, Moore EJ. Combined open septorhinoplasty and functional endoscopic sinus surgery.
Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, 2005, 133(3):436-40.
7Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Kern EB,
et al. Striking deposition of toxic eosinophil major basic protein in mucus:
Implications for chronic rhinosinusitis. JACI, 2005, 116(2)362-9.
8Sasama J, Sherris DA, Shin SH,
Kephart GM, et al. New paradigm for the roles of fungi and eosinophils in
chronic rhinosinusitis. Current Opinions in Otolaryngology, 2005;13:2-8.
9Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Weaver A,
Kita H. Treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis with intranasal amphotericin-B: A
randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded pilot trial. JACI,
2005;115(1):125-131.
10Shin D, Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, et
al. Chronic rhinosinusitis: An enhanced immune response to ubiquitous airborne
fungi. JACI, 2004;114(6):1369-075. NIH did a press release related to this
article.
11Price DLH, Sherris DA*, Garrity JA,
Bartley GB. Forehead flap periorbital reconstruction. Arch Facial Plast Surg,
2004; 6:222-07.
12Sherris DA, Ponikau JU, Weaver A,
Frigas E, Kita H. Treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis with intranasal
amphotericin-B: A prospective, randomized, placebo- controlled trial. JACI,
2004; 113(2):S331.
13Davis LJBH, Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Plager DA, Kita H. Gene
microarray analysis of CD4-positive T cells in chronic rhinosinusitis. JACI,
2004; 113(2):S332.
14Moore EJ, Strome SA, Kasperbauer
JL, Sherris DA, Manning LA. Vascularized radial forearm free tissue transfer
for lining in nasal reconstruction. Laryngoscope, 2004; 113:2078-85.
15Sherris DA. Refinement in
reanimation of the lower face. Arch Facial Plast Surg, 2004; 6:49-53.
16Ponikau JU,
Sherris DA, Kita H, et al. Features of airway remodeling and eosinophilic
inflammation in chronic rhinosinusitis: Is the histopathology similar to
asthma? Journal of All Clin Immunol, 2003; 112(6): 881-6. Editor’s Choice
article citation.
17Price DLH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Computed
tomography for constructing nasal septal buttons. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck
Surg, 2003, 129:1236-9.
18Sherris, DA. All sinonasal disease
is caused by fungus? Journal of Laryngol Otol, 2003; July(supp), 20.
19Gassner HGH, Sherris DA*. Chemoimmobilization: Improving
predictability in treatment of facial scars. Plast Reconstr Surg, 2003; 112(5):
1464-66. Editor requested follow-up article.
20Kienstra MAH, Gassner HGH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. A grading system for nasal
dorsal deformities. Arch Facial Plastic Surg, 2003; 5:138-43, Highlighted
article.
21Wei JH, Kita H, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, Weaver A, Ponikau JU.
The chemotactic behavior of eosinophils in patients with chronic
rhinosinusitis. Laryngoscope, 2003; 113(2):303-6.
22Facer MH, Ponikau JU, Sherris DA*. Eosinoplilic fungal
rhinosinusitis of the lacrimal sac. Laryngoscope, 2003; 113(2): 210-4, Cover
Story.
23Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Kita H,
Kern EB. Intranasal application of an antifungal agent in 51 patients with
chronic rhinosinusitis. Journal of All Clin Immunol. 2002; 110(6): 862-6.
Editor’s Choice article citation.
24Taylor MJH, Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Kern EB, Gaffey TA, Kephart
GM, Kita H. Detection of fungal organisms in eosinophilic mucin using a
fluorescien labelled chitin-specific binding protein. Otolaryngol Head Neck
Surg, 2002; Nov:127(5):377-383.
25Gassner HH, Remington WH, Sherris DA*. Quantitative studies of nasal tip
support and effect of reconstructive rhinoplasty. JAMA Hospital and Surgery: Middle East, 2002, 2(4)39-45.
26Sherris DA. The versatile
autogenous costal cartilage graft in septorhinoplasty-Commentary. Arch Facial
Plast Surg, 2002, 4(2):177-9.
27Sherris DA*, Fuerstenberg JH, Danahey DH, Hilger P. Reconstruction of the nasal columella.
Arch Facial Plast Surg, 2002,4(1):42-6.
28Congdon DH, Sherris DA*, Specks U, McDonald TJ. Longterm
followup of nasal reconstruction in patients with Wegeners Granulomatosis,
Laryngoscope, 2002, 112:1-07.
29Lee JH, Sherris DA*. Cervicofacial rhytidectomy after head
and neck tumor removal. Laryngoscope, 2001, 111:1702-8.
30Gassner HH, Remington WH, Sherris DA*. Quantitative studies of nasal tip
support and effect of reconstructive rhinoplasty. Arch Facial Plast Surg,
2001,3:178-84.
31Schulte DH, Sherris DA*, Kasperbauer JL. The anatomical basis of
the abbe flap. Laryngoscope, 2001; March:382-6.
32Gassner HH, Sherris DA*. Addition of an anesthetic agent
enhances the predictability of botulinum toxin injections. Mayo Clinic
Proceedings 2000;75(7):701-5.
33Gassner HH, Sherris DA*, Otley C. Treatment of facial wounds
with botulinum toxin A improves the cosmetic outcome in primates. Plast Reconst
Surg. 2000;105(6):1948-53, with discussant.
34Gassner HH, Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. The surgical repair of CSF
rhinorrhea:The Mayo experience, 1975-95. Amer J Rhinol.1999;13(6):439-48.
35Pearson DH, Sherris DA*. Resorption beneath siliastic mandibular
implants: Effects of placement and pressure. Arch Facial Plast Surg1999
;1(Oct-Dec):261-5, with discussant.
36Otley CC, Gayner SM, Ahmed I, Moore EJ, Roenigk RK, Sherris DA. Preoperative and postoperative topical tretinoin on
high-tension excisional wounds and full-thickness skin grafts in a porcine
model: a pilot study. Derm Surg 1999;25:716-20.
37Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al. The diagnosis and
incidence of allergic fungal sinusitis. Mayo Clinic Proceedings 1999;74:877-84.
38Sherris DA, Murakami CS. Five
things oculoplastic surgeons should know about facial plastic surgery.
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1999, 15(4)229-31.
39Weiner JH, Sherris DA*, Kasperbauer JL, Lewis J, Li H, Persing
D. Relationship of HPV to schneiderian pappillomas. Laryngoscope
1999;109(1):21-26.
40Otley C, Sherris DA*. The spectrum
of cartilage grafting in cutaneous reconstructive surgery, J Amer Academy Derm
1998;39(6), 982-92.
41Sherris DA, Kern EB. The versatile
autogenous rib graft in septorhinoplasty. Amer. J Rhinology, 1998;12(3):221-07.
42Davison SPH, Sherris DA*, Meland NB: An algorithm for
maxillectomy defect reconstruction. Laryngoscope, 1998;108(2):215-19.
43Sherris DA, Otley CC, Bartley GB:
Comprehensive therapy of the aging face. Mayo Clinic Proceedings,
1998;73(2):139-147.
44Sherris DA, Murakami CS, Larrabee
WF, Bruce G: Osteoinduction with TGF-B in a canine critical mandibular defect.
Laryngoscope, 1998;108(3):368-072. Cover Story.
45Sherris DA. Caudal and dorsal
septal reconstruction: An algorithm for graft choices. Amer J Rhinology,
1997;11(6):457-66.
46Sherris DA, Larrabee WF: Expanded
polytetrafluoroethylene augmentation of the lower face. Laryngoscope 1996;
106(5):658-63.
47Quatela VC, Sherris DAH, Rounds MFH: Esthetic refinements in forehead flap nasal
reconstruction. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, 1995;121(10):1106-1113.
48Kreit JDH, Cupp CLH, Sherris DAH, Murakami CS. The extended abbe flap. Laryngoscope,
1995;105(9):988-992.
49Quatela VC, Sherris DAH, Rosier RN: The human auricular chondrocyte:
Responses to growth factors. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. January
1993;119(1):32-37.
50Quatela VC, Sherris DAH, Johnson CM Jr.: Skin excision revision rhinoplasty.
Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. May 1993; 119(5):542-546. Republished,
Yearbook of Dermatology, Mosby-Yearbook Inc., St. Louis, 1995.
51Sherris DAH, Harrington PC, Norante JD: Cystic Benign
lymphoepithelial lesion of the parotid gland in an HIV-infected patient. New York State Journal of Medicine. July 1992; 92(7): 314-16.
52Sherris DAH, Hengerer AS, Dawson A: Pathologic Quiz 2. Acinic
cell carcinoma. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. May 1992; 118(5): 549-551.
Republished, Journal d'ORL. 1992; 11(48): 188-191.
53Futran NH, Sherris DAH, Norante JD: Cricoarytenoid arthritis in children.
Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1991; 104(3):365-070. Republished in Home Study #5,
1992-1993, AAO-HNS.
Non-referred
Journals
1.Ponikau JU,
Sherris DA, Kephart G, Aldolphson C, Kita H. The role of ubiquitous fungi
chronic rhinosinusitis. 2005. in press
2.Sherris DA,
Gassner HG. Botulinum toxin to minimize facial scarring. Facial Plast Surg,
2001;18(1): 35-40.
3.Brissett A*,
Sherris DA. Keloids, hypertrophic scars, and scar contractures. Facial Plast
Surg, 2001; 17(4): 263-071.
4.Sherris DA,
Ponikau JU, Kern EB. Eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis: Surgical implications.
Operative Techniques in Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, 2001; 12(2):72-6.
5.Khabie NH, Sherris DA, Strome SE. Soft
tissue alternatives in head and neck reconstruction: Recent developments in
bioengineering. Current Opinions in Otolaryngology, 2000; 8: 14- 17.
6.Brissett AH, Sherris DA*. Changing the
nostril shape. Facial Plast Surg Clinics NA, 2000; 8(4): 433- 45, Reprinted in
Home Study Course, Section 4, Plastic and Reconstructive Problems, AAO-HNS,
2003-4, 47-59.
7.Khurana DH, Sherris DA*. Grafting
materials for augmentation septorhinoplasty. Current Opinions in
Otolaryngology, 1999; 7: 210-3.
8.Schulte DH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. M-plasty
correction of nasal valve obstruction. Facial Plast Surg Clinic NA, 1999; 7(3):
405-10.
9.Wei JH, Remington WH, Sherris DA. Work-up and
evaluation of patients with nasal obstruction. Facial Plast Surg Clinics NA,
1999; 7(3): 263-079.
10.Kienstra MH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB.
Osteotomy and pyramid modification in the Joseph and Cottle rhinoplasty. Facial
Plast Surg Clinics NA, 1999; 7(3): 279-94.
11.Sherris DA.
Graft choices in aesthetic and reconstructive rhinoplasty. Proceedings of the
XVI World Congress in Otorhinolaryngology. Bologna, Italy, Monduzzi Editore,
1997; 157- 61.
12.Sherris DA,
Larrabee WF. Anatomic considerations in rhytidectomy. Facial Plastic Surgery,
1996; 12(3): 215-22.
13.Sherris DA,
Larrabee WF, Murakami CS. Scar contractures, hypertrophic scars, and keloids,
and their management. Otolaryngol Clinics NA, 1995; 28(5): 1057- 68.
14.Sherris DA,
Heffernan T. Periocular reconstruction. Facial Plastic Surgery, 1994; 10(2):
202-13.
15.Sherris DA,
May M, Larrabee WF. Surgical therapy of the paralyzed eyelid. Facial Plastic
Surgery, 1994; 10(2): 150-6.
Conference
Proceedings/ Letters
1.Sherris DA,
Ponikau JU, Kern EB. Eosinophilic mucin rhinosinusitis. Laryngoscope, 2001;
111: 1670-2.
2.Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Chronic
sinusitis: an immune response to fungi. Saudi Journal of Oto- Rhino-
Laryngology Head and Neck Surgery, 2000; 2(2): 104-5.
3.Sherris DA.
Endoscopic sinus surgery. Mayo Clinic Update, 1995; 11(3): 7-8.
4.Sherris DA,
Neel HB. Frontal sinus obliteration. Plast Reconstr Surg, 1995; 96(7): 1744-5.
Contributions to
and/or Chapters in Books
1.Sherris DA,
Jeyapalan GR. Septoplasty. In Byrne P, ed. Atlas of Facial Plastic Surgery.
Elsevier, Inc., in press 2006.
2.Sherris DA,
Young PR. Complications in locoregional flap reconstruction of facial defects.
In Capone RA and Sykes J. Complications in Facial Plastic Surgery.
Thieme, in press, 2006.
3.Gassner HGH, Sherris DA*, Friedman O.
Rhinology in Rhinoplasty. In Papel I, et al. Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery, Thieme, in press, 2006.
4.Sherris DA.
Nasal septal perforations. In Krzeski A, Kern EB. Surgery of the Nose, Gdansk, Poland, Via Medica, Dec, 2004.
5.Sherris DA, Kern EB. Computer
assisted facial analysis. In Cummings C, et al. Otolaryngology- Head and
Neck Surgery, 3rd edition, St Louis, Mosby Inc., 1998; 833-44.
Reviews - Films, CD Rom, DVD, Audio and Video Tapes
1.Sherris DA.
Chronic rhinosinusitis:An immune response to fungus and its treatment with topical
antifungal therapy. TEAMM Pharmaceuticals, DVD, 2004.
2.Sherris DA.
Fungal sinusitis panel. Triological Society Middle Section, Audiocassette,
Audio-Digest Foundation, Indianapolis, IN Jan 18, 2003.
3.Sherris DA.
Moderator- Functional and aesthetic surgery of the forehead and eyelids,
Miniseminar, Audiocassette, San Diego, CA, Sept 22, 2002.
4.Kern EB,
Ponikau JU, Sherris DA. Chronic rhinosinusitis and fungi. Digital tape, Mayo
Foundation for Research and Education, Rochester, MN, 2002.
5.Sherris DA.
Lip reconstruction. Web- based interactive case report and case of the month,
Laryngoscope web page, April- June, 2001.
6.Sherris DA, Larrabee WF. The aging
face– treatment options. Slide lecture series, Alexandria, VA, American Academy
of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Inc, 2001.
7.Sherris DA. What does the paradigm
shift mean? In Chronic rhinosinusitis: A common disease triggered by fungi.
American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Fall Meeting,
Instructional Course, Audiocassette, New Orleans, LA, Sept 28, 1999.
8.Sherris DA, Kern EB. Basic
Surgical Skills. CD-ROM, Mayo Scientific Press, Rochester, MN, 1999.
9.Sherris DA. Rib Graft Harvest for
Septorhinoplasty. Videotape, Mayo Foundation for Research and Education, Rochester, MN, 1998.
10.Sherris DA. Lateral Canthotomy and Cantholysis.
Videotape, Mayo Foundation for Research and Education, Rochester, MN, 1998.
11.Sherris DA. Open septorhinoplasty with caudal end
transplant. Videotape, Mayo Foundation for Research and Education, Rochester, MN, 1998.
Presentations - Invited, National and
International
1.Sherris DA. Endoscopic Assessment
in CRS with Ampho-B study. Investigators Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, Dec 1, 2006.
2.Sherris DA. Perioral botox for
facial rejuvenation. AAFPRS Fall Meeting, Toronto, ON, Sept 16, 2006.
3.Sherris DA. Fat transplantation
for perioral rejuvenation. AAFPRS Fall Meeting, Toronto, ON, Sept 16, 2006.
4.Sherris DA. Chemical peels of the
perioral region. AAFPRS Fall Meeting, Toronto, ON, Sept 16, 2006.
5.Sherris DA. Management of the
turbinates. Moderator, 9th International Symposium of Facial Plastic
Surgery, Las Vegas, NV, May 3, 2006.
6.Sherris DA. Nasal obstruction
after rhinoplasty. Panel Member, 9th International Symposium of
Facial Plastic Surgery, Las Vegas, NV, May 3, 2006.
7.Sherris DA. Osteotomies in the
twisted nose. Panel member, 9th International Symposium of Facial
Plastic Surgery, Las Vegas, NV, May 1, 2006.
8.Sherris DA. Endoscopic sinus
surgical anatomy. AAAAI Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 3, 2006.
9.Sherris DA. Endoscopic sinus
surgery live display. AAAAI Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 3, 2006.
10.Sherris DA. Stereotactic revision endoscopic sinus
surgery. AAAAI Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 3, 2006.
11.Sherris DA. Complications of Endoscopic sinus surgery.
AAAAI Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 3, 2006.
12.Sherris DA. Surgical rehabilitation after facial nerve
paralysis. Guest of Honor Presentation, Italian Society of Facial Plastic
Surgery, Garda Lake, Italy, Dec. 3, 2005.
13.Sherris DA. Saddle nose repair. Italian Society of
Facial Plastic Surgery, Garda Lake, Italy, Dec. 3, 2005.
14.Sherris DA. Chronic rhinosinusitis and fungus: What’s
the connection? MAES OTOHNS Meeting, Atlanta, GA, Oct 20,2005.
15.Sherris DA. Chronic rhinosinusitis and fungus: What’s
the connection? Otolaryngology Grand Rounds, Washington University, St Louis, MO, May 4, 2005.
16.Sherris DA. Is all sinonasal disease caused by fungi?
ENT Club, St. Louis, MO, May 3, 2005.
17.Sherris, DA. Surgery of the nasal valve. 5th International Course “Aesthetic and Reconstructive Rhinoplasty, Otoplasty,
Blepharoplasty and Facelift”, European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, Erlangen, Germany, April 7, 2005.
18.Sherris, DA. Personal Technique of Cervicofacial
Rhytidectomy. 5th International Course “Aesthetic and Reconstructive
Rhinoplasty, Otoplasty, Blepharoplasty and Facelift”, European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, Erlangen, Germany, April 8, 2005.
19.Sherris, DA. Endoscopic Browlift. 5th International Course “Aesthetic and Reconstructive Rhinoplasty, Otoplasty,
Blepharoplasty and Facelift”, European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, Erlangen, Germany, April 7, 2005.
20.Sherris, DA. Nasal valve surgery. 4th Annual Richard T. Farrior, MD Lecture Series in Facial Plastic Surgery&
Rhinology, University of South Florida, March 12, 2005.
21.Sherris, DA. Nasal reconstruction/skeletal support. 4th Annual Richard T. Farrior, MD Lecture Series in Facial Plastic Surgery&
Rhinology, University of South Florida, March 11, 2005.
22.Sherris DA. External Septorhinoplasty. International
Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 11, 2004.
23.Sherris DA. Surgery of the deviated nose.
International Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 11, 2004.
24.Sherris DA. Surgery of the nasal valve. International
Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 11, 2004.
25.Sherris DA. Technique of cervicofacial rhytidectomy.
International Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 12, 2004.
26.Sherris DA. Graft choices in rhinoplasty.
International Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 12, 2004.
27.Sherris DA. Reconstruction of facial defects.
International Course in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, Oct 12, 2004.
28.Sherris DA. Advanced soft tissue surgery course. Baylor College of Medicine. Houston, TX, August 28, 2004.
29.Sherris DA, Kern EB. Essential surgical skills. Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, DC, July 10, 2004.
30.Sherris DA. Role of fungi in sinusitis. 27th International Conference on Pediatric/Adult Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Toronto, ON, Canada, July 24, 2004
31.Sherris DA. Functional nasal valve surgery. 3rd Meeting of the International Federation of Facial Plastic Surgery Societies,
Royal College of Surgeons, London, England, May 17, 2004.
32.Sherris DA. Topical antifungal therapy in chronic
rhinosinusitis. Advanced Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Weill Medical College of Cornell University, New York, NY, April 23-4, 2004.
33.Sherris DA. Chronic rhinosinusitis and fungi.
Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology and Oregon Academy of Otolaryngology Annual
Conference, Whistler, BC, Canada, Jan 17, 2004.
34.Sherris DA. Sinus panel- Difficult cases. Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology and Oregon Academy of Otolaryngology Annual Conference, Whistler, BC,
Canada, Jan 17, 2004
35.Sherris, DA. Chronic rhinosinusitis and fungi: What’s
the connection? University Community Hospital, Tampa, FL, Nov 12, 2003.
36.Sherris DA. Rejuvenation of the forehead. 3rd International course on Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery. University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, Sept 12, 2003.
37.Sherris, DA. Facelift- What’s new, what’s old, and
what works? Sherris DA. 3rd International course on Otoplasty,
Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery. University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, Sept 12, 2003.
38.Sherris, DA. Nasal valve repair. 3rd International course on Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery. University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, Sept 11, 2003.
39.Sherris DA. Nasal and facial reconstruction. 3rd International course on Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery. University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, Sept 10, 2003
40.Endoscopic DCR: My preferred technique. 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 4, 2003.
41.Sherris DA. Septoplasty and sinus surgery: Do they
always need to be done together? 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 4, 2003.
42.Sherris DA. Antifungal therapy for CRS: Experience in
over 1000 cases. 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 5, 2003.
43.Sherris DA. Control of bleeding and management of
emergencies. Panel, 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 6, 2003.
44.Sherris DA. Informed consent- Medicolegal aspects.
Panel, 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 6, 2003.
45.Sherris DA. Advanced applications of FESS- Inverted
papillomas. 31st International Workshop. University Medical School, Graz, Austria, Sept 6, 2003.
46.Sherris, DA. All sinonasal disease is caused by fungi.
Debate. 11th British Academic Conference in Otorhinolaryngology, Birmingham, England, July 4, 2003.
47.Sherris, DA. Surgery of the nasal valve. Instructional
course, 11th British Academic Conference in Otorhinolaryngology, Birmingham, England, July 3, 2003.
48.Sherris DA. Visiting Guest Professor-Rhinology Rounds,
Treatment of the saddled and crooked nose, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary,
April 5, 2003.
49.Sherris DA. Visiting Professor, University of
Cincinnati, Presented on nasal reconstruction, grand rounds on chronic
rhinosinusitis and fungus, and local society funtion on steriotactic guided
endoscopic sinus surgery, Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
and the Cincinnati ENT Society, Jan 14-15, 2003.
50.Sherris DA. Brainstorming meeting on chronic
sinusitis. Innsbruck, Austria, Jan 8-12, 2003.
51.Sherris DA. Nasal Valve: Importance and Surgical
Techniques. Royal National Nose, Throat, and Ear Hospital, London, England, Nov 1, 2002.
52.Sherris DA. Guest of Honor. 2nd International Course
on Otoplasty and Rhinoplasty, Presented on open rhinoplasty, nasal reconstruction,
ethnic rhinoplasty, and led dissections, University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, October 9-12, 2002.
53.Sherris DA. Functional and aesthetic surgery of the
forehead and eyelids. Panel Moderator, AAOHNS Fall Meeting, San Diego, CA, Sept 22, 2002.
54.Sherris DA. Medicolegal issues and informed consent.
From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to Advanced Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting and 2rd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic
Workshop, Panel member, Graz, Austria, Sept 7, 2002.
55.Sherris DA. Antifungal treatment of EFRS: The first
results From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to Advanced Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting and 2rd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic
Workshop, Graz, Austria, Sept 5-7, 2002.
56.Sherris DA. Endoscopic treatment of Schneiderian
papillomas From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to Advanced Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting and 2rd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic
Workshop, Graz, Austria, Sept 5-7, 2002.
57.Sherris DA. From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to
Advanced Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting
and 2rd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic Workshop, Graz, Austria,
Dissection Faculty , Sept 5-7, 2002.
58.Sherris DA. Endoscopic DCR: The Mayo technique. From
Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to Advanced Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting and 2rd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic
Workshop, Graz, Austria, Sept 5,6, 2002.
59.Sherris DA. Septal and nasal valve pathology:
Importance and surgical techniques. From Basic Diagnosis and Surgery to Advanced
Applications of FESS—29th International Scientific Meeting and 2nd Combined Graz-Mayo Clinic Workshop, Graz, Austria, Sept 5,6, 2002.
60.Sherris DA. Repair of Saddled and Crooked Noses, ENT
Grand Rounds, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, OR, July 18, 2002.
61.Sherris DA. Applications and limitations of forehead
flaps, Resident Research forum, University of Rochester, June 15, 2002.
62.Sherris DA. Visiting professor, Research Awards judge,
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, June 14, 2002.
63.Sherris DA. Antifungal agents for sinusitis treatment.
Session Moderator, ARS, Boca Raton, FL, May 10, 2002
64.Sherris DA. Rhinoplasty/Facelift /Endoscopic Facial
Surgery Cadaver Dissection Laboratory, Faculty, 8th International
Symposium of Facial Plastic Surgery, New York, NY, May 1, 2002.
65.Sherris DA. Rhinoplasty panel. Minnesota Medical
Association – Otolaryngology Midwinter Meeting, Jan 26-27, 2002.
66.Sherris DA. Nasal valve surgery. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting,
Panel, Denver, CO, Sept 10,2001.
67.Sherris DA. Facelift Dissection Course Faculty at
dissection, AAFPRS, Fall Meeting, Faculty, Denver, CO, Sept 8, 2001.
68.Sherris DA. Fungus or not fungus. Fall Meeting, ARS,
Panel, Denver, CO, Sept 8, 2001.
69.Sherris DA. Guest of Honor. 1st International Course
on Otoplasty and Rhinoplasty, Presented on open septorhinoplasty, caudal septal
transplant, and nasal reconstruction, and led dissections, University Hospital, Erlangen, Germany, April 24-27, 2001.
70.Sherris DA. Special reconstructions for the nose. 14th Annual Cherry Blossom Meeting, Update on Cutaneous Malignancies, Washington, DC, April 1, 2001.
71.Sherris DA. Modern approaches to allergic fungal
sinusitis. Focus on Fungal Infections 11, Washington, DC, March 14, 2001.
72.Sherris DA. Guest of honor. Rhinosurgery course, ,
Presented on open septorhinoplasty, repair of the crooked nose, facial
analysis, and led the dissections, Ruzomberok, Slovakia, Feb. 27-March 3, 2001.
73.Sherris DA. Guest Expert, Laryngoscope Interactive.
Abbe flap lip reconstruction. February-March, 2001.
74.Sherris DA. Caudal and dorsal septal reconstruction
through the external approach. LSU 8th annual Sun Valley Course, Sun Valley, Idaho, Feb 5-9, 2001.
75.Sherris DA. Panelist, Roundtable discussions,
International Federation of Oto-rhino-laryngological Societies Consensus
Conference on Nasal Polyposis, Sienna, Italy, October 5-7, 2000.
76.Sherris DA. Reconstruction of the nose. The Nose 2000
and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 23, 2000.
77.Sherris DA, Ponikau JU, Kern EB. Antifungal therapy
for CRS- Preliminary results. (part of 4 hour panel on CRS and the evidence for
a fungal etiology), The Nose 2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 22, 2000.
78.Sherris DA. Rhinoplasty- What works. The Nose 2000 and
Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 20, 2000.
79.Sherris DA, Ponikau JU, Kern EB. First results of
antifungal therapy in CRS patients. European Rhinologic Society Annual Meeting,
June 26,2000. (part of 1.5 hr course).
80.Sherris, DA, Ponikau JU, Kern EB. First results of
antifungal therapy in CRS patients. European Union Federation of
Otorhinolaryngologic Societies, Berlin, Germany, May 16, 2000. (part of 1.5 hr
course).
81.Sherris DA. Update on sinusitis: Diagnosis and
treatment. Doctors Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, April 20,2000.
82.Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. The chronic sinusitis story.
19th International Winter Course on Operative Techniques in
Otorhinolaryngology, Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, Feb19-26, 2000.
83.Sherris DA. Three flaps for nasal reconstruction. 19th International Winter Course on Operative Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology,
Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, Feb19-26, 2000.
84.Sherris DA. Open septorhinoplasty:A personalized
approach technique. 19th International Winter Course on Operative
Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology, Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, Feb19-26, 2000.
85.Sherris DA. Blepharoplasty- the basic technique. 19th International Winter Course on Operative Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology,
Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, Feb19-26, 2000.
86.Sherris DA. Nasal reconstruction. Facial Plastic
Surgery Rounds, University of Rochester, Roch, NY, May 17, 1999.
87.Sherris DA. Guest of honor. Rhinoplasty course,
Presented on open septorhinoplasty, cleft lip rhinoplasty, facial analysis, and
led dissections. Ruzomberok, Slovakia, Feb. 20-23, 1999.
88.Sherris DA. Surgical Anatomy for Facial Plastic
Surgery. Presented and led dissections, Course Faculty, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Nov 20-22, 1998.
89.Sherris DA. The empty nose syndrome after
turbinectomy. Pan-American Congress of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck
Surgery, Panama City, Panama, Nov 11-14, 1998.
90.Sherris DA. The endoscopic browlift. Pan-American
Congress of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Panama City, Panama, Nov 11-14, 1998.
91.Sherris DA, Ponikau J, Kern EB. Chronic sinusitis and
allergic fungal sinusitis: Are they one disease? Precongress symposium,
Pan-American Congress of Otorhinolaryngology -Head and Neck Surgery, Panama
City, Panama, Nov 11-14, 1998.
92.Sherris DA. Graft choices in septorhinoplasty. Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, Aug 11, 1998.
93.Sherris DA. Open septorhinoplasty. Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, Aug 11, 1998.
94.Sherris DA. Nasal trauma in children. Current Medical
and Surgical Management of Nasal Diseases. Barcelona, Spain, June 17-19, 1998.
95.Sherris DA. Nasal reconstruction. Current Medical and
Surgical Management of Nasal Diseases. Barcelona, Spain, June 17-19, 1998.
96.Sherris DA.Medical management of sinusitis. Current
Medical and Surgical Management of Nasal Diseases. Barcelona, Spain, June 17-19, 1998.
97.Sherris DA. Medical management of rhinitis and nasal
obstruction. Current Medical and Surgical Management of Nasal Diseases. Barcelona, Spain, June 17-19, 1998.
98.Sherris DA. Open septorhinoplasty- Past, present and
future. Current Medical and Surgical Management of Nasal Diseases. Barcelona, Spain, June 17-19, 1998.
99.Sherris DA. Orbital complications of sinus surgery.
17th International Winter Course on Surgical Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology,
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
100.Sherris DA. Facial reanimation.
17th International Winter Course on Surgical Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology,
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
101.Sherris DA. Otoplasty. 17th
International Winter Course on Surgical Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology,
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
102.Sherris DA. Open
septorhinoplasty---advanced technique. 17th International Winter Course on
Surgical Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
103.Sherris DA. Open
septorhinoplasty---theory and basic technique. 17th International Winter Course
on Surgical Techniques in Otorhinolaryngology, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
104.Sherris DA. Nasal reconstruction.
Practical Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer, Warsaw, Poland, June 23-26, 1997.
105.Sherris DA. Reconstruction of
facial deformities. Practical Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer, Warsaw, Poland, June 23-26, 1997.
106.Sherris DA. Tumors of the skin.
Practical Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer, Warsaw, Poland, June 23-26, 1997.
107.Sherris DA. Refinements in forehead
flap nasal reconstruction. 16th International Winter Course on
Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, Jan 26- Feb. 2, 1997.
108.Sherris DA. Reconstruction of
nasal defects large and small. 16th International Winter Course on
Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, Jan 26- Feb. 2, 1997.
109.Sherris DA. Complex septal
reconstruction. 16th International Winter Course on Otorhinolaryngology Head
& Neck Surgery, Jan 26- Feb. 2, 1997.
110.Sherris DA. Principles of facial
reconstruction. 16th International Winter Course on Otorhinolaryngology Head
& Neck Surgery, Jan 26- Feb. 2, 1997.
111.Sherris DA. Multispecialty
Perspectives on Advanced Applications of CO2 Laser Resurfacing, Blepharoplasty,
and Endoscopic Aesthetic Surgery. Course Faculty, Presented on laser skin
resurfacing, endoscopic forehead lift, upper face and eyelid anatomy, and led
dissections, Seattle, WA, July 12-14, 1996.
112.Sherris DA. Caudal and Dorsal
Septal Reconstruction. University of Rochester Annual Research Meeting, Rochester, NY, June, 1996.
113.Sherris DA. Nasal Flaps, Masters
Seminar, AAFPRS section, COSM, Palm Desert, CA, May 10, 1995.
114.Sherris DA. Plastic Surgery
Workshop, Washington State Podiatric Association, Skamania Lodge, Portland,
Oregon, April 9, 1995.
115.Sherris DA. Fundamentals of Soft
Tissue Surgery, Washington State Podiatric Association, Skamania Lodge,
Portland, Oregon, April 8, 1995.
116.Sherris DA. Surgery of the
growing nose. Modern Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic and Function Surgery Symposium, Tel
Aviv, Israel, February 13, 1995.
117.Sherris DA. Trauma of the young
nose. Modern Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic and Function Surgery Symposium, Tel Aviv, Israel, February13, 1995.
118.Sherris DA. Embryology and growth
of the nose and parturition injuries. Modern Rhinoplasty - Cosmetic and
Function Surgery Symposium, Tel Aviv, Israel, February 13, 1995.
119.Sherris DA. Nasal obstruction and
related facial pain and headache. Modern Rhinoplasty- Cosmetic and Function
Surgery Symposium, Tel Aviv, Israel, February12, 1995.
120.Sherris DA. Modern Rhinoplasty -
Cosmetic and Function Surgery Symposium, Dissection Course Faculty,
February12, 1995, Tel Aviv, Israel.
121.Sherris DA. Basic and Advanced
Soft Tissue Surgery Course. Presented to medical students, and affiliated
health care employees, University of Washington, Seattle, WA; bimonthly, 1993-94.
122.Sherris DA. Advanced Endoscopic
Sinus Surgery, University of Rochester, Laboratory Assistant, 1991-93.
123.Sherris DA. Basic and Advanced
Soft Tissue Surgery Course. Presented to fourth year medical students, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; monthly, 1992-93.
124.Sherris DA. Basic Soft Tissue
Surgery Course, presented to podiatry residents, Edgewater Medical Center, Chicago, IL; May, 1992.
Invited, Regional
1.Sherris DA. Chronic
rhinosinusitis.Otolaryngology Grand Rounds, Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse , NY, Oct 12, 2005.
2.Sherris DA. Diagnosis and
treatment of acute and chronic sinusitis. City Wide Grand Rounds, Department of
Medicine, University at Buffalo, June 16, 2005.
3.Sherris DA. Facial trauma. Niagara
Frontier Society of Radiologic Technologists, Buffalo, NY, Nov 6, 2004.
4.Sherris DA. Rhinosinusitis:
Diagnosis and treatment options. Independent Health Foundation Program, Buffalo, NY, May 2004.
5.Sherris, DA. Soft Tissue Surgery
for the Otolaryngology Resident. University of Rochester, Nov 22, 2003.
6.Sherris DA. Sinusitis: A case
based review. Green Bay, WI, March 14, 2002.
7.Sherris DA. Rhinoplasty panel. Minnesota Medical Association – Otolaryngology Midwinter Meeting, Jan 26-27, 2002.
8.Sherris DA. Soft tissue surgery
for allied health professionals. Sioux Falls, SD, Jan 19, 2002.
9.Sherris DA. Sinusitis-What’s New?
Winona Clinic, Winona, MN, May 23, 2001.
10.Sherris DA. Sinus surgery panel. Minnesota Academy of Otolaryngology, Minneapolis, MN, Jan 13, 2001.
11.Sherris DA. AO ASIF Maxillofacial surgeon course, Minneapolis, MN, Dec 2-3, 2000.
12.Sherris DA. Maxillofacial course for surgeons. AO
ASIF, Minneapolis, MN, Dec 2-3, 2000.
13.Sherris DA. AO ASIF Maxillofacial trauma and
reconstruction: a basic course for operating room personnel, Minneapolis, MN, Dec 2, 2000.
14.Sherris DA. Team approach to maxillofacial trauma and
reconstruction. A basic course for operating room personnel. AO ASIF, Minneapolis, MN, Dec 2, 2000.
15.Sherris DA. Sinusitis Update. University of Wisconsin – Green Bay Extension, Green Bay, WI, April 18, 2000.
16.Sherris DA. Fungus among us—The chronic sinusitis
story. Joint Journal Club Meeting-Allergy, Pulmonary, and Otolaryngology, University of Minnesota, Jan 13, 1999.
17.Sherris DA. Acute and chronic sinusitis. Allergy and
Otolaryngology Rounds, Children's Museum, Lacrosse, WI, April 14,1999.
18.Sherris DA. Doc I got sinus, Northfield Memorial Hospital, Minneapolis, MN, Mayo Regional Visiting Faculty Program, Nov 17, 1998.
19.Sherris DA. Sinusitis, skin cancer, and facial
trauma--A potpourri. Howard Young Medical Center, Woodruff, Wisconsin Mayo
Regional Visiting Faculty Program
October 21, 1994.
Invited, Local
1.Sherris, DA. Repairing acquired
and congenital facial deformities: Home and abroad. Mini- Medical School, University at Buffalo, May 16, 2006.
2.Sherris DA. Rhytidectomy:
Aesthetic and functional applications. General Surgery Grand Rounds, UB, March
9, 2006.
3.Sherris DA. Facial plastic surgery
in children: Old and new. Pediatric Grand Rounds, WCHOB, Buffalo, NY, July 22, 2005.
4.Sherris DA. Chornic rhinosinusitis
and the role of fungi. Buffalo Allergy Society, Buffalo, NY, Nov 18, 2004.
5.Sherris DA. Evaluation and
treatment of facial trauma. Annual Autumn Meeting, Association of Radiology
Technicians, Buffalo, NY, Nov 6, 2004.
6.Sherris DA. Facial reconstruction.
Dermatology Core Curriculum, Mayo Clinic, Dec 11, 2001.
7.Sherris DA. Maxillofacial Trauma.
General Surgery Resident Lecture, Mayo Clinic, Aug 21, 2000.
8.Sherris DA. Sinusitis: Diagnostic
dilemmas and treatment options. ENT for the primary care provider, Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, MN, May 5, 2000.
9.Sherris DA. Fungus is among us-
the chronic sinusitis story. Thoracic Society, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, Feb 15, 2000.
10.Sherris DA. Aesthetic refinements in forehead flap
nasal reconstruction. Minnesota-Karolinska Seminar, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, Aug 4, 1999.
11.Sherris DA. Surgical options for treating upper airway
obstruction. Sleep Center Rounds, Div of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine,
Mayo Clinic, March 2, 1999.
12.Sherris DA. Recent innovations in rhinoplasty. Surgical
Society, Mayo Clinic, March,1998.
13.Sherris DA. Endoscopic browlift: Innovation or Fad?
Current Therapies in Otolaryngology, Rochester, MN , Oct 26, 1996.
14.Sherris DA. Management of facial skin lesions. ENT for
the Primary Care Physician, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, April, 1996.
15.Sherris DA. Evaluation and treatment of facial trauma.
ENT for the Primary Care Physician, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, April, 1996.
16.Sherris DA. Esthetic refinements in forehead flap
nasal reconstruction, Dermatologic Surgery Conference, Department of
Dermatology, Mayo Clinic, March 4, 1996.
17.Sherris DA. Nasal trauma in children, 13th Annual
Rhinologic Surgery Course, Mayo Clinic, November, 1995.
18.Sherris DA. Facial analysis for aesthetic surgery,
13th Annual Rhinologic Surgery Course, Mayo Clinic, November, 1995.
19.Sherris DA. Open/External septorhinoplasty, 13th
Annual Rhinologic Surgery Course, Mayo Clinic, November, 1995.
20.Sherris DA. Current Concepts in Midface Fracture
Therapy, Olmsted Medical Center, Rochester, MN, Oct. 5,1995.
21.Sherris DA. Current therapy of fractures of the upper
facial skeleton, Olmsted Medical Center, Rochester, MN, October 5, 1995.
22.Sherris DA. Rhinoplasty in the 1990s, Departments of
Surgery and all Surgical Specialties, Rochester, Minnesota, April 1, 1995.
23.Sherris DA. Reconstruction of nasal defects: small and
large, Current Topics and Controversies in Otorhinolaryngology--Head and Neck
Surgery, October 29, 1994.
Peer Reviewed, Free
Papers or Instructional Courses - National
and International
1.Sherris DA, Katz L. et al. The
burden of chronic sinusitis: A survey of Otolaryngologists. AAO-HNS Fall
Meeting, Sept, 2006.
2.Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Braun H.
Chronic rhinosinusitis: An immune response to fungi. 2 hour instructional
course, AAO-HNS Annual Meeting, Sept 172006.
3.Gassner HG, Friedman O, Sherris
DA. Botulinum-A toxin immobilization of perioral wounds. 9th International Symposium of Facial Plastic Surgery, May, 2006.
4.Brissett A, Gassner HG, Sherris
DA. Botulinum toxin to improve facial wound healing: A prospective, blinded,
placebo controlled trial. AAFPRS Fall Meeting, Sept. 21, 2005.
5.Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Braun H.
Chronic rhinosinusitis: An immune response to fungi. 2 hour instructional
course, AAO-HNS Annual Meeting, Sept, 2005.
6.Lee JHH, Sherris DA*, Moore EJ. Combined open
septorhinoplasty and functional endoscopic sinus surgery. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting,
Sept 21, 2004.
7.Price DH, Sherris DA*. CT scan guided septal button
production. Video presentation, ARS Fall Meeting, Sept 18-20, 2004.
8.Ponikau JU, Sherris DA, Braun H.
Chronic rhinosinusitis: An immune response to fungi. 2 hour instructional
course, AAO-HNS Annual Meeting, Sept 21, 2004.
9.Manning LAH, Orvidas LJ, Sherris DA, Moore EJ. Frontal sinus
reconstruction. Poster presentation, American Rhinologic Society, Orlando, FL, Sept 20, 2003.
10.Sherris DA. The treatment of eosinophilic fungal
rhinosinusitis. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (2hrs), AAO-HNS Fall
Meeting, Orlando, FL, Sept 23, 2003.
11.Gassner HGH, Kienstra MH, Kern EB, Sherris DA*. Nasal muscles and importance
in breathing. American Rhinologic Society, Orlando, FL, Sept 20, 2003.
12.Lim KG, Kita H, Sherris DA, Moore E, Patel A.
Mechanism of cough in post nasal drip. American Thoracic Soceity, Seattle, WA, May 18, 2003.
13.Boahene KOH, Sherris DA*. Endoscopic repair of CSF rhinnorhea
encephalocele: A case for intrathecal fluoroscein. Poster, ARS, COSM, Nashville, TN, May 4, 2003.
14.McLean SH, Sherris DA*. Refinement in reanimation of the lower
face. AAFPRS COSM, Nashville, TN, May 2, 2003.
15.Sherris DA. Fungal Sinusitis Panel. Triological
Society Middle Section, Indianapolis, IN, Jan 18, 2003.
16.Moore E, Manning L, Strome S, Kasperbauer J, Sherris
D. Vascularized radial forearm free tissue transfer for internal lining in
nasal reconstruction. Triological Society Middle Section, Indianapolis, IN, Jan 18, 2003.
17.Facer MH, Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*. Eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis of
the lacrimal sac. Poster presentation, Won 2nd place poster
presentation, Triological Society, COSM, Boca Raton, FL, May 12-14, 2002.
18.Gassner HH, Sherris DA*. Addition of anesthetic agents to
enhance the predictability and safety of botulinum toxin A injections. 8th International Symposium of Facial Plastic Surgery, May 1-5, 2002.
19.Price DH, Bartley GB, Sherris DA*. Periocular reconstruction.
AO ASIF meeting, Steamboat, CO, Feb 4, 2002.
20.Price DH, Sherris DA*,
Kern EB. Computed tomography in making custom septal buttons. Triological
Southern Section, Captiva Island, FL, Jan10-12, 2002.
21.Sherris DA. The treatment of eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis.
AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (2hrs), Denver, CO, Sept 10, 2001.
22.Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, Kita H. Extensive
degranulation of eosinophils in the mucin of chronic rhinosinusitis. ARS, COSM,
Palm Desert, CA, May 13, 2001.
23.Congdon DH, Sherris DA*, McDonald TJ, Specks U. Longterm
follow-up of external nasal reconstruction in patients with Wegener’s
Granulomatosis. Middle Section, Chicago, IL, Jan 20, 2001.
24.Lee JHH, Sherris DA*. Cervicofacial rhytidectomy after head
and neck tumor removal. Triological Society, Middle Section, Chicago, IL, Jan 19-21, 2001.
25.Gassner HGH, Sherris DA*, Otley CC. Pharmacological
Immobilization of Facial Wounds with Botulinum A Toxin Improves Cosmetic
Outcomes in Primates. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the
American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology, Denver,
CO, Nov 2-5, 2000.
26.Sherris DA, Kern EB. Innovations in medical
education-Basic surgical skills. Association of American Medical Colleges, Chicago, IL, Oct 27-31, 2000.
27.Congdon DH, Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, et al. Concentration of IL-5 in the
mucin of patients with CRS, International Federation of
Oto-rhino-laryngological Societies Consensus Conference on Nasal Polyposis,
Sienna, Italy, October 5-7, 2000.
28.Sherris DA, Ponikau J, Kern EB. “What does the
paradigm shift mean” in Chronic rhinosinusitis: A common disease triggered by
fungi. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (2hrs), Washington, DC, Sept 25, 2000.
29.Sherris DA, Quatela VC. Graft choices in septorhinoplasty.
AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (1hr), Washington, DC , Sept 24,
2000.
30.Sherris, DA. Basic nasal exam. The nose for the
general practitioner, Washington, DC, Sept. 23, 2000.
31.Gassner HH, Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. CSF leaks: The Mayo Clinic
series. The Nose 2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 23, 2000.
32.Congdon DH, Ponikau JUH, Kita H, Sherris DA*, et al. Concentration of
eosinophilic granular proteins in the mucin of patients with chronic
rhinosinusitis. The Nose 2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 22, 2000.
33.McDonald DH, Ponikau JUH, Sherris DA*, et al. Detection of fungi in EFRS using
confocal laser microscopy. The Nose 2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC Sept. 22, 2000.
34.Wei JLH, Kita H, Sherris DA*, et al. The chemotactic behavior
of eosinophils and identification of chemokines in patients with EFRS. The Nose
2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 21, 2000.
35.Gassner HH, Sherris DA*, Remington WJH. Quantitative studies of nasal tip support:
Reconstruction in patients with nasal obstruction. The Nose 2000 and Beyond,
IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 20, 2000.
36.Brissett AEH, Sherris DA*. Surgical approaches to the nasal base.
Poster presentation, The Nose 2000 and Beyond, IRS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sept. 20-23, 2000.
37.Gassner HH, Sherris DA*, Otley C. Botulinum toxin-A improves
wound healing in primates. European Union Federation of Otorhinolaryngologic
Societies, Berlin, Germany, May 16, 2000.
38.Nasseri SSH, Sherris DA*, Driscoll CLW, Kern EB. Nasal septal
abscess: Case report, institutional review, and current trends. Triological
society, Cincinnati, Ohio , Jan 30, 2000.
39.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, Charlesworth J, Kita H.
Chronic sinusitis and allergic rhinitis: the difference in eosinophilic
behavior. ARS, New Orleans, LA, Sept 25, 1999.
40.Nasseri S, McCaffery TV, Sherris DA, Kern EB.
Comparison of devices for nasal valve collapse treatment. ARS, Sept 25, 1999.
41.Kienstra MH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Nasal dorsal rating system.
AAFPRS, New Orleans, LA, Sept 23-5, 1999.
42.Gassner HH, Sherris DA*, Otley C. Temporary paralysis of mimetic
muscles enhances wound healing. AAFPRS, Fall Meeting, New Orleans, LA, Sept 23-5, 1999.
43.Sherris DA, Ponikau J, Kern EB. “What does the
paradigm shift mean” in Chronic rhinosinusitis: A common disease triggered by
fungi. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (2hrs), New Orleans, LA, Sept 28, 1999.
44.Sherris DA, Quatela VC. Graft choices in
septorhinoplasty. AAO-HNS Fall Meeting, Instructional Course (1hr), New Orleans, LA, Sept 28, 1999.
45.Gassner HH, Remington WH, Sherris DA*. Quantifying nasal tip support. AAFPRS, Palm Desert, CA, April 27, 1999.
46.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Understanding the cause of
chronic rhinosinusitis: a view through the electron microscope. ARS, April 25,
1999.
47.Gassner HH, Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Surgical repair of CSF
rhinorrhea: The Mayo experience from 1975-95. ARS, Palm Desert, CA , April 25, 1999, Palm Desert, CA.
48.Schulte DH, Sherris DA*, Kasperbauer JL. The anatomic basis of
the Abbe flap. Triological, Palm Desert, CA, April 24, 1999, 2nd place winner, poster contest.
49.Ponikau J, Kern EB, Sherris DA. Chronic
rhinosinusitis- An immunologic response to fungi. 18th ISIAN, Manilla,
Phillipines, Feb 15, 1999.
50.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. Allergic fungal sinusitis: An
immunologic disorder, 3rd International Symposium on Experimental Rhinology and
Immunology of the Nose, Ghent, Belgium, Nov 12-14, 1998.
51.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB. New horizons in the management
of rhinosinusitis. Rhinology and Paranasal Sinus Committee Panel, AAO-HNS Fall
meeting, San Antoinio, TX, Sept 14, 1998.
52.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al. The role of the
eosinophil in allergic fungal sinusitis. 17th Annual ERS and ISIAN Meeting, Vienna, Austria, July 29-31, 1998.
53.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al. Immunologic aspects of
allergic fungal sinusitis. 101st Annual COSM, ARS Section, Palm Beach, FL, May 9, 1998.
54.Pearson DH, Sherris DA*. Mandibular resorption beneath silastic
implants: Effects of placement and pressure. 7th International Symposium of
Facial Plastic Surgery, Orlando, FL, June 19, 1998.
55.Sherris DA. Open septorhinoplasty---theory and basic
technique. 17th International Winter Course on Surgical Techniques in
Otorhinolaryngology, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, March, 1998.
56.Remington WH, Sherris DA*. A new device to measure nasal tissue
stiffness. Middle Section, Triologic Society, Minneapolis, MN, Jan 25, 1998.
57.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al. Allergic fungal
sinusitis: a precise method to diagnose this now common disorder. Middle
Section, Triologic Society, Minneapolis, MN, Jan 24, 1998.
58.Weiner JH, Sherris DA*, Kasperbauer JL, et al. Relationship of
HPV to schneiderian papillomas. Middle Section, Triologic Society, Minneapolis, MN, Jan 24, 1998.
59.Ponikau JH, Sherris DA*, Kern EB, et al. Chronis
sinusitis/polyposis secondary to fungal organisms. American Rhinologic Society,
San Francisco, CA ,Sept. 6, 1997.
60.Moore EH, Sherris DA*, Roenigk R, Brodland D. Comparison of
wound depth and healing of common skin resurfacing techniques. PCOOS and
Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology Annual Meeting, June 28, 1996, Winner of
Resident Research Award at the meeting. Also presented at the AAFPRS Fall
Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Sept. 5, 1997.
61.Thompson DH, Sherris DA*, Olsen KD, McCaffery TV. Giant cell
repairative granuloma in children. American Soiciety of Pediatric
Otolaryngology, COSM, Phoenix, AZ , May 15, 1997.
62.Sherris DA, Davison S. Aesthetic augmentation of the
lower third of the face. XVI World Congress on Otorhinolaryngology Head and
Neck Surgery, Sydney, Australia, March 3, 1997.
63.Sherris DA. Graft choices in aesthetic and
reconstructive rhinoplasty. XVI World Congress on Otorhinolaryngology Head and
Neck Surgery, Sydney, Australia, March 3, 1997.
64.Davison SH, Sherris DA*. Algorithm for maxillary defect
reconstruction.Western Section, Triological Society Meeting, Tucson, AZ, Jan 12, 1997.
65.Sherris DA. Caudal and dorsal septal reconstruction:
The external approach. XVI European Rhinologic Society Meeting, September 7
-13, 1996, Ghent, Belgium.
66.Sherris DA, Larrabee WF, Murakami CS, Bruce G.
Osteoinduction with TGF-b in the canine critical mandibular defect.
AAO-HNS Fall meeting, New Orleans, LA, Sept.18, 1995.
67.Sherris DA, Larrabee WF. Nasal flaps- Masters Seminar.
COSM,AAFPRS, Palm Desert, CA, May 5, 1995.
68.Kreit D, Murakami CS, Cupp C, Sherris DA. The extended
abbe flap: perfusion study and clinical application. COSM, 1994.
69.Quatela VC, Sherris DA, Rounds MF. Refinements toward
predictable aesthetic nasal reconstruction. Sixth International Symposium of
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, San Francisco, CA, June, 1993.
70.Sherris DA, Quatela VC, Rosier RN. Autocrine/paracrine
regulation of human auricular chondrocytes by growth factors. COSM, 1992.
71.Sherris DA, Quatela VC, Rosier RN. The effect of TGF-B
and bFGF on the cell proliferation of human auricular chondrocytes. Eastern
Regional Meeting of AAFPRS, New York, NY, January, 1992.
72.Quatela VC, Sherris DA, Johnson CM. Skin excision
revision rhinoplasty. Fall Meeting of AAFPRS, Sept.,1991.
73.Sherris DA, Mulbury PM. Sublingual mass: Differential
diagnosis and an unusual case report. Fall Meeting of AAO-HNS, 1991.
74.Quatela VC, Sherris DA, Rosier RN. Human auricular
chondrocyte cell culture model: Characterization and response to TGF-Beta and
basic FGF. Fall Meeting of AAO-HNS, 1991.
75.Sherris DA, Norante JD. Upper airway obstruction in a
neonate secondary to lymphangiohemangioma. Fall Meeting of AAO-HNS, 1990.
Professional Memberships
and Activities
Memberships
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery-
Fellow 1998
Founders Club, AAFPRS- Member 2006-
American Academy of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck
Surgery- Fellow 1994
American Rhinologic Society- Fellow 1998
NYSSO- Member 2004-
Society of University Otolaryngologists- Member 2005-
American College of Surgeons- Fellow 1997-2004
Board Certifications
American Board of Otolaryngology- Diplomat, 1994
American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery- Diplomat, 1997
Committee Chairmanship
2000-2003 Young Physicians
Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2003-2005 Young Physicians
Committee, Senior Advisor, AAFPRS
Appointed Positions
2003-2006 Senior
Advisor, Young Physician’s Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery
1996-2004 Legislative
Representative to the Board of Governors for the American Academy of Facial
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (4terms)
2001- present Home Study Course Faculty,
Rhinology and Allergic Disorders Section, American Academy of Otolaryngology-
Head and Neck Surgery. Choose articles for and edit the Home Study Course
Monograph, write exam questions. This course is taken by all Otolaryngology
residents in the country the first two years of their residency, and by some
advanced residents and practicing Otolaryngologists for CME credits.
Editorial Boards
2003-present Rhinology, The Official
Journal of the International Rhinologic Society
1997- 1999 Codelink for
Otolaryngology, PIMC, Los Angeles, California
Board Exam Functions
2006- present American Board of
Otolaryngology, Senior Examiner.
2000-2006 American Board of
Otolaryngology, Guest examiner, Oral certifying exam, April 2000, 2001, 2003,
2005, alternate 2002
2003- present American Board of Facial
Plastic and Reconstructive, Added to examiner list
1998-2001 Task Force on New
Materials Member, Wrote exam questions for the Otolaryngology Inservice Exam
for the Facial Plastic Surgery section. All Otolaryngology residents in the
country take the inservice exam once a year. The questions eventually become
board questions for the American Board of Otolaryngology written test
Committee Membership
2004-2006 Program Planning
Committee, 9th International Symposium of Facial Plastic Surgery,
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2003- present Graduate Medical Education
Committee, American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2000- present Research Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, review grants for awards
2001-2003 Ethics Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2002-2003 Ad Hoc Committee on
Education, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1995-2003 Young Physicians
Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
chairman 2000-3
1997-2003 Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery Committee, American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery,
two terms. Participate in The Cherry Blossom Meeting sponsored by this
committee; co-authored a slide lecture series on Treatment of the Aging Face
for this group for use as a revenue piece for the academy; organized and
moderated a panel on Aesthetic and Functional Surgery of the Upper Eyelid and
Brow at the fall national meeting; acted as a panel member on Functional
Rhinoplasty at the fall meeting
1995-2001 Residency Relations and
Membership Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, two terms
1995-2001Socioeconomic and Government
Affairs Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, two terms
1998-2000 Multimedia Committee, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1999-2000 Coordinating Committee
Work Group, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1998- 1999 Awards
Committee, American Rhinologic Society, evaluated research and clinical papers
for annual awards
Service to the Profession
1994- present Invited paper reviews for
Annals of Otolaryngology-HNS, Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, Archives of
Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, ENT Journal, Journal of Clinical
Dermatology, Laryngoscope, Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, AOL
Health Channel, Mayo Clinic Women's Healthsource, Mayo Clinic Healthletter, and
Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
1997-2003 Book reviewer for Mayo
Clinic Proceedings, Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
2001-2003 Column Editor, Facial
Plastic Times, “Young Physician’s Column”
2000-2002 Teller, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery annual elections
1998- 1999 Contributor,
American Rhinologic Society Newsletter
Community Service
2006 Senate Staff Briefing,
Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, Washington, DC, Connection
Between Fungus and Upper Airway Disease, January 12, 2006
2003- present Chief of Service,
Otolaryngology, Kaleida Health, Responsible for accreditation and recertification
of hospital privileges for the department, and for administrating departmental
issues. I have reinstituted the system wide Departmental Quality Assurance
program in 2003.
2003- present National Domestic Violence
Program (Buffalo, NY)- “Face to Face”, participating surgeon and organizer for
the Buffalo area participation. I have met with officials at Kaleida Health
Foundation and the United Way to get local domestic violence shelters to
participate. Kaleida Health has agreed to provide hospital services gratis
toward the reconstruction of the face of local victims of domestic violence who
do not have appropriate insurance coverage to erase the “scars” of the domestic
violence that they have suffered. I provide the surgical services gratis. The local
shelters refer the patients to the American Academy of Facial Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery after they have been out of the abusive situation for 1
year. The patients are then referred on to me for the reconstructive procedure.
1994-2003 National Domestic Violence
Program (Rochester, MN)- “Face to Face”, participating surgeon who provides
free surgical reconstruction services to victims of domestic violence who are
not insured for the said procedures in my area, Organized through the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1995- present Middlebury College
Admissions Committee, Regional Interviewer
1998-2003 ICSI Practice Guideline
Development Team, Sinusitis, Minneapolis, MN.
1999-2003 ICSI Practice Guideline
Development Team, Combined upper airway supergroup, Minneapolis, MN.
1997- present Quoted and interviewed in
the lay and scientific press on various topics. Venues include but are not
limited to National Public Radio, Minnesota Public Radio, CNN News, Local and
Regional Radio, Local and regional Television News, The New York Times, Los
Angeles Times, Reuters, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Buffalo News,
Reader’s Digest, Newsweek, Der Spiegel, Modern Maturity, Parent Magazine, Money
magazine, Health Magazine, The Bottom Line, Journal of Longevity, Ladies Home
Journal, German Vogue, Florida Times Union, Women’s World Magazine, Northwest
Airlines Inflight Magazine, Lancet Infectious Disease, etc.
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University/ Institutional Service
2005- present Sub-committee Chairman,
Compliance Committee, FPMP Governing Board.
2005- present Committee Member, On Call
Coverage, Kaleida Health.
2004- present Grand Rounds/
Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
Restarted and
administrate the grand rounds for our Department, with CME credits through the
University at Buffalo
2003- present Chairman and Interim
Chairman, Department of Otolaryngology
Started the
process of reorganizing the department and reapplying for a new residency
program in Otolaryngology within the institution and with the ACGME
2003-2004 Director, Rhinology
Course, International CME event based at the University of Buffalo, August 5-7,
2004. The reviews of the course were spectacular. The local support by
Otolaryngologists was unheralded. Residents from Mayo Clinic and University of Rochester participated along with practicing physicians. Every participant
has requested this become either an annual or biannual event.
1999-2003 Practice Chairs Forum,
Mayo Foundation, weekly meeting of all clinical department practice chairs with
the foundation practice chair
1998-2002 Clinical Practice
Committee- Clinical and Allied Health Subcommittee, Mayo Foundation, reviewed
staffing requests for all clinical departments at the Mayo Clinic
1997-2001 Development Committee,
Mayo Foundation
1998-2001 Patient Education
Committee, Mayo Foundation, generated many patient education pieces and systems
1995- 1999 Patient Relations and
Amenities Subcommittee, Mayo Foundation, implemented numerous improvements at
the Mayo Clinic to make the patients visit more pleasant
1998- 1999 Coordinating Committee,
Mayo Foundation, Helped prepare the chart for conversion to electronic medical
record
1998- 1999 Continuous Improvement
Council, Mayo Foundation
1995- 1997 Aesthetic Surgery Center Workgroup, Mayo Foundation
Faculty or School Service
2003- present Chairman and Interim
Chairman of Otolaryngology, Leading the reestablishment of Otolaryngology
participation in medical school curriculum
Departmental Service
2003- present Chairman and Interim
Chairman of Otolaryngology, Responsible for reestablishing the departmental
membership, departmental committees, departmental meetings, residency training
program, etc.
1994-2003 Clinical Practice
Committee, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic, member, chair from
1997-2003
1994-2003 Education Committee,
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic, member
1994-2003 Research and Graduate
Degree Committee, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic, member
1995-2003 Residency Selection
Committee, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic, member
1996-2003 Faculty Selection
Committee, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Mayo Clinic, member
2002-2003 Chair, Division of Facial
Plastic Surgery
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Dr. David Sherris - Curriculum Vitae 
