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Michael W. Kendall, D.P.M., Ph.D.

1.Personal Information

2. Name: Michael W. Kendall, D.P.M., Ph.D.

Years-Previous

Employment: Two years Univ. of Mississippi

Medical Center: Assistant Professor

Seven years Univ. of Nevada

Medical School Associate Professor

34 years private Podiatric Practice

Amarillo, Texas

Education

Institution Major Degree

Cal. College of Podiatric Podiatry D.P.M.

Medicine, San Francisco

University of Louisville Anatomy Ph.D.

Louisville, Kentucky

University of Louisville Physiology M.S.

Louisville, Kentucky

University of Northern Iowa Biology B.A.

Cedar Falls, Iowa

Laurens High Schools College Prep. H.S.

Laurens, Iowa Diploma

Terminal Degree: Doctor of Podiatric Medicine

Doctor of Philosophy (Human Anatomy)

Professional Experience:

Position Employer

Associate Professor School of Medicine

Dept. of Anatomy University of Nevada

Assistant Professor School of Medicine

Dept. of Anatomy University of Nevada

Chairman of Anatomy School of Medicine

Dept. of Anatomy University of Nevada

Assistant Professor University of Mississippi

Dept. of Anatomy Medical Center

Associate Clinical Professor Texas Tech Health Sciences

Dept. Of Surgery Amarillo, Texas

Podiatric 702 Quail Creek Drive

Private Practice Amarillo, Texas

Chief of Podiatry V.A. Medical Center

Amarillo, Texas

Podiatry Experience

Externships Senior Year

San Francisco Veterans Administration Hospital

Veterans Administration Hospital (Palo Alto, California)

Stanford University (Dermatology and Podiatry)

Kaiser Hospital (Vallejo, California)

Travis Air Force Base Hospital (Fairfield, California)

Private Practice Amarillo, Texas Since

V.A. Medical Center, Amarillo, Texas Chief of Podiatry 2011-Present

Appointment in Podiatry

Hospital Affiliation

Veterans Administration Hospital, Amarillo, Texas (Chief)

For 5 years, Mostly diabetic wound care and podiatric surgery

Baptist St. Anthony’s Hospital –Active Staff

Northwest Texas Hospital – Courtesy Staff

BSA Panhandle Surgical Hospital –Active Staff

Surgery Center on Soncy-Active Staff

Private Practice

Address: 702 Quail Creek Drive, Amarillo, Texas

806-***-****

I have been in private practice in Amarillo

Preceptorships

In 1984, I was a podiatric surgical preceptor with Bruce Ford, DPM, who is a well known foot surgeon in Reno, Nevada.

Continuing Podiatric Medical Education

Over 2000 hours of CME

Professional Affiliations

American Podiatric Medical Association

Texas Podiatric Medical Association

Board Certifications

American Podiatric Medical Specialties Board

Diplomat Foot Surgery

American Board of Foot Medicine

Diplomat (lifetime)

American Academy of Pain Management

Diplomat

Publications

Kendall, M.W. 1969. Alkaline phosphates activity in the life cycle of Haematoechus mediplexus Staffor, 1902. M.S. dissertation. M-1921. Univ. of Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Kendall, M. W. 1972. Acute effects of administration of methyl mercuric chloride on tissues and enzyme activity in channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus). Doctoral dissertation, copyright Univ. Mircofilms, Ann Arbor. Michigan.

Kendall, M.W. and B.B. Silver. 1972. Effects of methyl mercuric chloride on enzyme activity and oxygen consumption in kidney and liver channel catfish. Anat. Record, 172:343. (Abstract).

Hinton, D. E., R. Snipes and M.W. Kendall. 1972. Observations on morphology and enzyme histochemistry in liver of largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) J. Fish Res. Bd. Canada, 29:531-534.

Hinton, D.E. and M.W. Kendall. 1973. Use of histological and histochemical assessments in the prognosis of the effect of aquatic pollutants, pp. 194-208 In J.Cairns Jr. and K.L. Dickson, eds. Biological Methods for the Assessment of Water Quality. American Society for Testing and Materials. STP No. 528, 256 p.

Kendall, M.W. and D. E. Hinton. 1974. Renal Tubular morphology in channel catfish (Ictalurus puntatus) Kidney. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 31:346-347.

Kendall, M.W. 1974. Acute hepatotoxic effects of Mirex in the rat. Bull. Environ. Cont. and Tox., 12: 617-621.

Kendall, M.W. 1975. Acute effects of methyl mercury toxicity in channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) kidney. Bull Environ. Cont. and Tox., 13:570-578.

Kendall, M.W. and W.E. Hawkins. 1975. Hepatic morphology and acid phosphatase localization in channel catfish (Ictalucurs punctatus). J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 32:1459-1464.

Kendall, M.W. 1977. Sequential EM examination of aflatoxin –induced hepatomas in rats. Anat. Records, 187:622. (Abstract).

Kendall, M.W. 1977. Acute effects of methyl mercury intoxication in channel catfish liver. Bull. Environ. Contam. And Toxicol., 18:143-151.

Kendall, M.W. 1978. Renal tubular morphology in rainbow trout. Anat. Record, 190:441. (Abstract).

Kendall, M.W. 1979. Light and electron microscopic observations of the sublethal hepatotoxic effects of Mirex in the rat. Arch. Environ. Contamination Toxicol., 8:25-41.

Kendall, M.W. 1979. Scanning and transmission electron microscopic

observations of rainbow trout gill. Fish Research Board of Canada, 36:1072-

1979.

Kendall, M.W. 1979. Electron microscopic observations of cytoplasmic

alterations in aflatoxin-induced hepatoma. Chempshere, 8:625-632.

Kendall, M.W. and G. Dales. 1979. Scanning electron microscopic

examination of human knee articular cartilage and cruciate ligaments.

Anat. Record, 193:586. (Abstract).

Kendall, M.W. and E. Eissmann. 1980. Scanning electron microscopic

examination of human pulmonary capillaries using a latex replication

method. Anat. Record, 196:275-283.

Kendall, M.W. 1980. Scanning morphology of human pulmonary

vascular cast replicas. Anat. Record. 196:95A-96A. (Abstract)

Kendall, M.W. and R.E. Taylor. 1980. Trout gill epithelium: A sensitive

scanning electron microscopic model for aquatic pollution Science.

(Submitted Aug.1980).

Kendall, M.W. and R. B. Wilson. 1981. Correlated TEM and SEM

examination of type I and type II pneumocytes to alveolar capillaries

in human lung. Anatomical Record. Submitted Jan. 1, 1981.

Kendall, M.W. and R. B. Wilson. 1981. Topography of human pulmonary

alveolar cells to the lung microvasculature. Anatomical Record. (Abstract)

accepted February, 1981.

Podiatric Medical Licenses 1984

Texas

New Mexico

Nevada

Research Methodology Skills

1.transmission electron microscopy

2.scanning electron microscopy

3.enzyme histochemistry

4.diabetic foot surgery (writing book)

5.foot surgery techniques (writing book)

6.radio wave (Ellman Surgitron)

Foot surgery techniques

Podiatric Surgery Procedures (Most Frequent)

1.Toenail Matrixectomy

Using Ellman Surgitron electrosurgery (radio-wave)

2.Verruca excision (acid and electrosurgery)

3. Skin Tags (electrosurgery)

4.Bunionectomy (McBride, Austin)

5.Bunionectomy with great toe implant

6.Hallux adbductovalgus (Akin) of great toe

7.Morton’s Neuroma excision or ETOH necrosis injections

8.Hammertoe Arthroplasty

9.Exostectomy of phalanges, metatarsals, tarsal bones

10.Heel spur excision (plantar)

11.Extensor Hallucis longus z-lengthening

12.ORIF (open reduction, internal fixation of any foot bone)

Podiatric Medical Licenses

Texas

New Mexico

Nevada

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