Marilyn Pelias

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	Marilyn Pelias Assistant Professor Medical Education Building 1901 Perdido Street New Orleans LA 70112 Phone: (504) 568-4431 Fax: (504) 568-4392 mpeli1@lsuhsc.edu
Degrees	BS Biology (Magna Cum Laude with Honors) - 1981 Tulan University, Newcomb College, New Orleans, LA MD - 1988 Tulane Univeristy, School of Medicine, New Orleans, LA
Selected Publications	Pelias ME, Townsend MC: Despite maintenance of systemic and regional perfusion, endotoxemia following complement depletion produces hepatocellular dysfunction. J Surg Res, 55:628-631, 1993. Pelias ME, Irwin R, Boros L, Flancbaum L, Townsend MC: dependent alterations in systemic hemodynamics in the endotoxemic rat. Sur Res Comm 1993. Pelias ME, Townsend MC: In vivo "p NMR assessment of early hepatocellular dysfunction during endotoxemia. J Surg Res, 52:5, 505-509, 1992. Townsend MC, Pelias ME: A technique for rapid closure of traumatic small bowel perforations without resection. Am Surg, 162:2, 171-172, 1992. Pelias ME, Townsend MC, Fiancbaum L: Long bone fractures predispose to pulmonary dysfunction in blunt chest trauma. Surgery, 111:5, 576-579, 1992.
Additional Info	Society Memberships: American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (Fellow) - 2000 to present American College of Surgeons (Fellow) - 1997 to present Associate for Academic Surgery (Member) - 1994 to present ISPE (Member) - 1993 to present

Assistant Professor