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Comprehensive information
about
diving and undersea medicine for the non-medical diver, the non-diving
physician and the specialist.
CV for Allen M.
Dekelboum, M. D.
Consultant in ENT
Scubadoc's Diving Medicine
Family: Married, 1955 to present, Joan Mitchell
Children:Lisa Nelson, Sharon Dekelboum,Tracy Dekelboum
Education:
Primary and Secondary Education - San Francisco public schools
A.B. - University of California, Berkeley, - 1956
M.D. - University of Chicago - 1960
Internship - Surgery - University of California, San Francisco- 1960-1961
Residency - Surgery
- Pacific Presbyterian
Medical Center,
San Francisco - 1961-1962
Residency -
Otolaryngology, Head &
Neck Surgery
University
of California, San Francisco - 1962-1965
License: Licensed in
California by
examination, 1961 A-19876
Board Certification: American Board of Otolaryngology - 1965
Military Service: U. S. Navy 1951-1955
Professional
Societies
Retired member, San Francisco and California Medical Societies
Retired fellow - American Academy of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck
Surgery
Retired fellow - American College of Surgeons
Member - Undersea & Hyperbaric Medical Society
Member - South Pacific Undersea Medical Society
Professional
Activities:
Private practice - Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, 1965 to
1997.
Retired 5/1/97
Retired Staff - California Pacific Medical Center UCSF/Mount Zion
Hospital
Chief, Department of Otolaryngology, Mount Zion Hospital 1970 - 1976
Secretary-Treasurer, Medical Staff, Children’s Hospital - 1980-1984
Consultant, Head & Neck Surgery, West Coast Cancer Foundation 1971-1980; Saroni Tumor Institute, 1965-1998
Academic Activities:
Clinical Professor Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery,
University of California, San Francisco. Have supervised numerous
residents
at SFGH, SFVAH, UCSF, Children’s Hospital and Mount Zion Hospital since
1965.
Frequent speaker
Department of
Otolaryngology, University
of California, San Francisco - Diving Medicine, Otolaryngologic
Pathology.
Speaker, Diving
Medicine, Annual Course in
Occupational
Medicine,
University of California, 1989 to present.
Bibliography:
Dekelboum, A. M.; Papillomas of the Larynx, Arch Otol, 1965.
Dekelboum, A. M.; Hazardous Marine Life, Sources, 1990.
Dekelboum, A. M.; Idiopathic Sensori-neural Hearing Loss and HBO, Pressure, May-June, 1998.
Numerous syllabus
articles, all aspects of
diving medicine,
HUB-CME.
Allen M. Dekelboum, M. D. - Diving & Hyperbaric Medicine
Certified Open Water Scuba Diver - 1980.
Averaged 100 dives per year subsequently
Certified Open Water Instructor - NAUI - 1982. Continues to actively teach scuba diving.
Instructor Trainer, NAUI - 1998. Nitrox instructor,
NAUI, TDI, 1998.Atlantis& re-breather instructor - TDI, 1999.
Graduate, IXth
course in diving medicine,
UHMS/NOAA - 1983.
Have been course lecturer in otolaryngologic aspects of diving medicine
since 1988.
Lecturer, all aspects of diving medicine, HUB-CME, 1983-present
Moderator, Section on Barotrauma, International meeting of European Undersea Baro-trauma Society - UHMS, Amsterdam - 1990.
Speaker and member of panel, Fitness to Dive - Otolaryngology, Pre-course, UHMS, Halifax, Nova Scotia - 1983
Member, Diving
Control Board, California
Academy of Sciences,
San Francisco, 1985 to present
Research Associate, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, Department of Invertebrate Zoology & Geology. Have been actively working in that department since 1998.
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