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Donald W. Seldin, M.D. Donald W. Seldin, M.D. 1920-2018 The biomedical research pedigree of UT Southwestern Medical Center is as storied and accomplished as that of other prominent institutions more than twice our age. Those who lead UT Southwestern today can point to one figure who, more than anyone, was the guiding force and architect of one of the preeminent academic medical institutions in the United States: Dr. Donald W. Seldin. The beginning of Dr. Seldin’s tenure at UT Southwestern is a

Temporal Bone course at UT Southwestern Medical Center

Symposium topics: hildren’s voices, the changing voice, hormonal influences on the voice, career and musical development of the young adult artist, and the aging voice

The MacDonald Years (1974–1997) During his career, Paul C. MacDonald, M.D., published more than 300 scientific papers, 96 percent of which came during his years as the Green Center Director. Among the publications was a series of articles on the subject of initiation of parturition (human labor and delivery). Although methods have been available to induce human labor for many years, information concerning the biochemical and endocrinological basis for the onset of normal labor is still not fully

Neurocritical Care Fellowship Jointly sponsored by the Departments of Neurological Surgery and Neurology and Neurotherapeutics , our 2-year Neurocritical Care Fellowship Program offers experience with the complete spectrum of critical neurological illness, including the most complex of neurosurgical and neurological cerebrovascular conditions, challenging neuromuscular and autoimmune presentations, as well as neurotrauma and multisystem trauma in a Level I Trauma Center. Back-to top

Functional Neurological Surgery Fellowship Duration: One Year Prerequisite: Eligible candidates must have completed an accredited neurological surgery residency prior to beginning the fellowship Program Faculty Bradley Lega, M.D. Vice Chair of Research, Neurological Surgery Associate Professor, Neurological Surgery Frederick Hitti, M.D. Assistant Professor, Neurological Surgery Angela Price, M.D. Associate Professor, Neurological Surgery & Pediatrics Nader Pouratian, M.D. Professor & Chair

Pediatric Neurological Surgery Fellowship Duration: One to two years Prerequisite: Eligible candidates must have successfully completed an accredited neurological surgery residency prior to beginning the fellowship. Program Faculty Dale Swift, M.D. Professor, Neurological Surgery & Pediatrics Bruno Braga, M.D. Associate Professor, Neurological Surgery & Pediatrics Rafael de Oliveira Sillero, M.D. Assistant Professor, Neurological Surgery, Radiation, & Pediatrics Angela Price, M.D. Associate

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Administrative support for the McDermott Center at UT Southwestern.

Learn about the UT Southwestern PM&R faculty and clinicians who were recognized in 2025 for excellence in mentorship, leadership, research, and patient care.