Physician

Radiology

Richard Friedenberg practices Radiology. He attended NYU School of Medicine. He received awards:"Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare". Richard Friedenberg is a published doctor and has 97 publications published. The lastest was: 'The relevancy of tenure in medical schools.'

Publications

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• Malpractice reform.
• Dementia: one of the greatest fears of aging.
• The doctor is not in: it's time for a change.
• The end of life.
• Rationing in health care: changing the patterns of health care.
• Patient-doctor relationships.
• Genetic testing.
• Longevity.
• The 21st century: the age of screening.
• Coarctation of the aorta; a report of two cases.
• Analysis of zone-melted ultra-pure organic compounds: a new quantitative differential thermal analysis method.
• Theoretical considerations in the zone melting of organic substances Analysis of the diffusion gradient.
• Urologic manifestations of abdominal aortic and iliac aneurysms.
• ACHIEVING ULTRAPURITY IN PHARMACEUTICALS BY ZONE MELTING.
• Chronic congestive splenomegaly with early jaundice.
• Weber-Christian''s disease: a report of two cases.
• Intravenous urography by rapid injection; further results with an improved method.
• Spleen cells of whole body X-irradiated W/Fu rats enhance tumor growth in vivo and non-specific cytotoxicity in vitro.
• Chemical test papers for the clinical laboratory: the new frontier of "solid solution chemistry".
• Some thyroxine analogs. I. Substituted betaphenylserines and related substances.
• Effects of repetitive glucose loads on plasma concentrations of glucose, insulin and free fatty acids: paradoxical insulin responses in subjects with mild glucose into...
• The tilted trigone. Indication of hernia of posterior wall of bladder.
• Differential plasma insulin response to glucose and glucagon stimulation following ethanol priming.
• "Direct analysis" or "finite element analysis" in biology: a new computer approach.
• Study of a biological model of membrane function by finite element analysis.
• Electrostatic theory of ion movements through biological cell membranes.
• Bovine carotid heterograft for segmental ureteral substitution.
• Electrostatic field calculations of charge and dipole models of membrane systems.
• Theoretical considerations in the zone melting of organic compounds. Segregation of impurities.
• Applications of a surface dipole model to biological cells rationale.
• Euthanasia.
• Academic medicine: boom to bust.
• The underinsured: a problem that must be solved.
• The medical profession: a satisfying career.
• Health care rationing: every physician's dilemma.
• Managed care and social justice.
• The future of pediatric radiology.
• The role of the supertechnologist.
• An endangered art: teaching.
• The future of medicine and radiology: Part II.
• The future of medicine and radiology: Part I.
• The primary care physician's view of managed care in 1998.
• The relevancy of tenure in medical schools.
• A compendium of managed care: past, present, and hints of the future--Part II.
• A compendium of managed care: past, present, and hints of the future--Part I.
• Graduate medical education and physician supply.
• Customers and providers.
• Accountability in managed health care.
• The next medical revolution should be quality.
• Medical education and practice in a new environment.
• Affirmative action.
• Science and art: the brain and the heart of medicine.
• Future physician requirements: radiologists.
• Future physician requirements: generalists and specialists--shortage or surplus.
• Managed care: the reality must be controlled.
• The direction of bladder displacement by adnexal masses.
• Potential clinical problems associated with PACS.
• The radiologist: a middleman (person) or medicine.
• Algorithms: the new math in medicine.
• Specialization: practical or impractical?
• PACS in the clinical setting: revisited.
• Health care and technology.
• Qualifying examinations: are they a measure of competence?
• In 2010, who will practice radiology?
• The malpractice issue. Part I. The problem.
• The malpractice issue. Part II. Solutions.
• Roentgenographic manifestations of tuberculosis of ureter.
• Normal renal parenchyma simulating tumor.
• Radiographic findings in anomalies of the urachus.
• The significance of the renal capsular arteries.
• Arterial encasement in xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis.
• Renal medullary necrosis.
• Abdominal masses in neonate.
• Tuberculosis of the genitourinary system.
• The renal artery presenting as a parahilar pseudotumor.
• Double nephrotomography.
• Acetylcholinesterase at the myoneural junction: cytochemical ultrastructure and some biochemical considerations.
• Endometriosis. Urologic manifestations.
• Growth changes in the thoracic aorta of the piglet following patch angioplasty.
• Digital subtraction ductography.
• Digital tomography: description and preliminary clinical experience.
• Assessment of impotence with cavernosography.
• Intravenous digital subtraction angiography (DSA) of hemodialysis access fistulae.
• Noninvasive evaluation of hepatic fibrosis using frequency demodulation of ultrasound signals.
• Frequency-demodulated US: evaluation in the liver. Work in progress.
• NMR angiography of coronary vessels with 2-D planar image scanning.
• The acceleration of gallstone destruction with synchronous biliary lithotripsy and contact dissolution in vitro using three cholesterol-solubilizing solvent.
• Various applications of corpus cavernosography.
• Miscellaneous acquired cystic lesions of the kidney and retroperitoneum.
• Contrast media as a diagnostic agent; report of three unusual cases.
• Arteriographic demonstration of external-internal carotid anastomosis through the ophthalmic arteries.
• The role of cortisone in preventing pulmonary fibrosis following irradiation: preliminary report.
• Jonathan S. Paulson, M.D., LL.B.
• Urinomas secondary to pyelosinus backflow.
• Abnormalities affecting structure and function of the bladder and urethra.
• ANEURYSM OF THE LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY: PREOPERATIVE ANGIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS.

Schools

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• SUNY Downstate Medical Center College Of Medicine

• Maimonides Hospital

• Bellevue Hospital Center

• Colum Presby Med Center

Doctors Specialties

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• Radiology

Accepted Insurances

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• Blue Card PPO

Awards

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• Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare

Education

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• New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia Campus
• NYU School of Medicine
• Maimonides Medical Center
• State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine

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