Background
Miller, Donald Wesley was born on August 5, 1940 in Honolulu. Son of Donald Wesley and Charlotte W. (Williams) Miller.
(Few advances in cardiovascular medicine have so captured ...)
Few advances in cardiovascular medicine have so captured the inter est of physicians and the public alike as has coronary artery bypass surgery. Cardiologists who lived through the era of false hopes and frustrations of previous" operations" for coronary artery disease can fully appreciate what this major advance offers to their patients. The number of papers on this topic presented at national meetings attest to its popularity, but also make it increasingly difficult for anyone to assimilate all the data. Practitioners who must consider coronary artery bypass surgery for their patients may thus have difficulty in coming to some rational decision regarding the indications for the operation and its consequences. Depending on the "authority" that one reads, there is still some controversy as to which patients are candidates for coronary artery surgery. This monograph on the prac tice of coronary artery bypass surgery, therefore, comes as a welcome boon to cardiologists, surgeons, internists, and general practitioners who must consider referring their patients for such surgery. It presents a balanced and reasonable picture of the overall subject, in addition to containing important information on such topics as opera tive technique and economic impact. Dr. Miller has done an outstand ing job in bringing together in one text the important considerations related to the evaluation of patients, the natural history of coronary artery disease and the benefits and problems associated with bypass surgery.
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Miller, Donald Wesley was born on August 5, 1940 in Honolulu. Son of Donald Wesley and Charlotte W. (Williams) Miller.
AB, Dartmouth College, 1962; B. Medical Sciences, Dartmouth College, 1963; Doctor of Medicine, Harvard University, 1965.
Intern, The Roosevelt Hospital, New York City, 1965-1966; resident in general surgery, The Roosevelt Hospital, New York City, 1966-1970; resident in cardiac and thoracic surgery, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, Harlem Hospital, New York City, 1972-1974; private practice, Seattle Heart Surgery Inc., Seattle, 1974-1975; assistant professor Cardiothoracic Surgery, U. Washington School Medicine, Seattle, 1975-1978; associate professor Cardiothoracic Surgery, U. Washington School Medicine, Seattle, 1978-1980; clinical associate professor Cardiothoracic Surgery, U. Washington School Medicine, Seattle, since 1980; private practice,, Seattle, since 1980. Member of staff Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, since 1974, medical director cardiac services, since 1994. Member of staff U. Washington Medical Center, Seattle, since 1975, Providence Hospital, since 1986, Overlake Hospital Medical Center, Seattle, since 1975.
(Few advances in cardiovascular medicine have so captured ...)
Board of directors Seattle Symphony Orchestra, 1983-1987. Trustee Seattle Opera Association, since 1984, Seattle Chamber Music Festival, 1986-1994. Member development advisory board U. Washington College Arts and Sciences, 1985-1988.
Lieutenant commander Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve, 1970-1972. Member American College of Surgeons, American Association Thoracic Surgery, American College Cardiology, King County Medical Society, North Pacific Surgical Association, Seattle Surgical Society, Society Thoracic Surgery, Western Thoracic Surgical Society, Boylston Society.
Married Nell Bowen, May 12, 1968 (divorced August 1977). Children: James, Elizabeth. Married Linda Lutes Costello, December 27, 1986.
Children: Michael Daniel.