Photo: Kelly Favre, MD, Surgeon
 

Kelly Favre, MD, Board Certified

Specialty Area
General Surgery

Special Interests
Breast surgery (sentinel node dissection, cosmetic approach)
Laparoscopic Surgery (gallbladder, hernia)
Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery (hiatal hernia & reflux treatment)

 

Education

University of Wisconsin - Madison
Medical School
Doctor of Medicine (1997)

University of Wisconsin - Madison
Bachelor of Science, with Distinction in
Chemistry (1993)

Internship & Residency

University of Arizona
General Surgical Residency
Tucson, AZ (1997-2002)

Board Certification

American Board of Surgery (2003)

Committees and Elected Positions

  • Surgical Specialist at TMC interpreting GERD (reflux) tests (pH testing, manometry) (2005-present)
  • Section Chief of General Surgery
    El Dorado Hospital (2004 - 2006)
  • American College of Surgeons (2003 - present)
  • Pima County Medical Society (2002 - present)
  • Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons (2003)
  • Arizona Diamondbacks Team Doctor (2005-2006)

Hospital Affiliations

St. Joseph's Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Surgical Center

Special Achievements

Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
ACR Research Fellowship (1994)
Wisconsin/Hilldale Research Award (1992)
Full Track Scholarship, University of Wisconsin (1989-1991)

Selected Publications

Williams, R.E., Cimbalnik (Favre), K.A., "Human IgG Anti-F(ab')2 Cross Reacts with DNA and Other Nuclear Antigens," Arthritis and Rheumatism, (1994).

Baas, P.W., Cimbalnik (Favre), K.A., "Tau Confers Drug Stability but not Cold Stability to Microtubules in Living Cells," Journal of Cell Sciences, 107(1), 135-143, (1994).

Selected Presentations

"Surgical Treatment of Gastroesophageal Disease (GERD)" – Mark Mall, Tucson Medical Center, formerly at El Dorado Hospital (2005-ongoing)

"Ovarian Cancer Management for the General Surgeon," University of Arizona General Surgery Grand Rounds, Tucson, AZ (2002)

"Diagnosis and Management of Carcinoid Tumors," University of Arizona General Surgery Grand Rounds, Tucson, AZ (2001)

"Human IgG Anti-F(ab')2 Cross Reacts with DNA and other Nuclear Antigens," Annual American College of Rheumatology Conference, New Orleans, LA (1995)

 

 


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