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William S. Maxfield, M.D.

	William S. Maxfield, M.D.
Industry	Healthcare
Title	National Medical Director and Chief of Radiology
Expertise	Extensive experience in research and clinical Radiology, diagnostic and therapeutic, Nuclear, Hyperbaric and Preventive Medicine
Current Organization	CAT Scan 2000
Type of Organization	Medical centers
Major Product	Patient care, Mobile CAT screening
Area of Distribution	Southeast, Southwest and Midwest U.S.
University/Degree	M.D., Baylor University School of Medicine, Texas, 1954; Radiology Residency, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD; Board Certified by American Boards of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Hyperbaric Medicine
Born	May 9, 1930, Waco, Texas
Published Works	20 abstracts, 17 scientific exhibits, 1 video tape and 39 articles including "Technique for Treatment of Bone Metastasis", p. 32, which has given survival of 10+ years for breast and 25 years for prostate cancer, 1958; "First Documentation of Synergism in Production of Cancer", 1971; "Early Detection of Arthritis Disease", 1972; and "Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Diabetics", 2001; Scientific exhibits: "Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in CNS Injury", 2001 and as "Supportive Therapy in Oncology", 2003
Affiliations	Amer. Med. Assoc.; Manatee County Med. Assoc.; Florida Med. Society; Amer. College of Radiology; Radiology Society of North Amer.; Society of Nuclear Med.; North Amer. Society for Cardiac Imaging; Roentgen Ray Society; Co-Founder and Past Pres., Amer. College of Nuclear Med.; Amer. College of Hyperbaric Med.
Hobbies & Sports	Art, sailing, woodworking
Career Accomplishments	Pioneer in new techniques and applications for Radiology, Nuclear and Hyperbaric Medicine
Work History	Instructor in Nuclear Medicine and Chief of Nuclear Medicine, U.S. Navy Hospital, Bethesda, MD; Assistant Professor of Radiology and Chief of Radiation Therapy, The Johns Hopkins Hospital; Chief of Radiation Therapy and Co-chairman of Nuclear Medicine, Ochsner Clinic and Ochsner Foundation Hospital, New Orleans, LA; Clinical Professor of Radiology, Tulane University School of Medicine; Professor and Chairman of Dept. of Radiology, LSU Medical School in New Orleans; Private practice of Radiology and Hyperbaric Medicine providing first linear accelerator and first hyperbaric oxygen therapy chambers in Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties, FL; First Medical Director of Hospice of Pinellas; First mobile CAT (computerized axial tomography) unit dedicated to heart, lung, abdomen and pelvic screening, 2000; Recognition as one of 25 centers of excellence for scintimammograms in 2002
Children	A. Melissa, Maura Maxfield Smith, Melinda M.
Spouse	Patricia Jean Carter
Married	November 2, 1957
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