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AHNS 2013 Annual Meeting - American Head and Neck Society

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<strong>2013</strong> Program ChairEben L. Rosenthal, MDDr. Eben L. Rosenthal received his undergraduatedegree from Haverford College in 1988 <strong>and</strong> graduatedwith honors from University of Michigan MedicalSchool, where he also completed his residency inOtolaryngology. After completing a fellowship in facial<strong>and</strong> plastic <strong>and</strong> reconstructive surgery at OregonHealth Sciences University, Dr. Rosenthal joined theDivision of Otolaryngology at UAB. Dr. Rosenthal iscertified by the <strong>American</strong> Board of Otolaryngology <strong>and</strong> is a Diplomate ofthe <strong>American</strong> Board of Facial Plastic <strong>and</strong> Reconstructive Surgery. Hisclinical interest is in the reconstruction of head <strong>and</strong> neck defects usinglocal, regional <strong>and</strong> microvacular free flap techniques.In 2012, Dr. Rosenthal became Division Director of Otolaryngology –<strong>Head</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Neck</strong> Surgery <strong>and</strong> the holder of the John S. Odess EndowedChair at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He serves as anAssociate Editor for <strong>Head</strong> & <strong>Neck</strong> <strong>and</strong> is a founding member of the NIHDevelopmental Therapeutics Study Section. He has published over 100peer-reviewed scientific <strong>and</strong> clinical manuscripts <strong>and</strong> co-authored manybook chapters.He has focused his career on translational research in head <strong>and</strong> neckcancer. He has received grant funding from the <strong>American</strong> Cancer<strong>Society</strong>, NIH/NCI <strong>and</strong> NIH/NIDCR to study the role of optical imagingin surgical resections. Translating this technology to treat a variety ofcancers has become a major focus of his laboratory. His laboratory alsofocuses on tumor stromal interactions in the promotion of head <strong>and</strong>neck cancer <strong>and</strong> the role of targeted therapy in head <strong>and</strong> neck cancer. Hehas received R01 funding from the NIH/NCI to study the role of CD147targeted therapy alone <strong>and</strong> in combination with conventional therapyto treat head <strong>and</strong> neck cancer. To facilitate clinical translation of targetedtherapy, he is principal investigator on multiple investigator-initiated <strong>and</strong>industry sponsored clinical trials.He is married to Mary T. Hawn, MD, MPH, Professor of Surgery at UAB,with whom he has two children, Sarah <strong>and</strong> Walker.April 10 - 11, <strong>2013</strong> · www.ahns.info 13

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