Background
Hill, Graham Lancelot was born on October 24, 1939 in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand. Son of Thomas Graham Campbell and Margaret Iris (Arthur) Hill.
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Disorders of Nutrition and Metabolism in Clinical Surgery: Understanding and Management
(This text is based mainly on studies of patients from sur...)
This text is based mainly on studies of patients from surgical wards studied in the University Department of Surgery at Auckland Hospital. More than 600 surgical patients covering most of the commonly encountered metabolic problems have been entered in various protocols and studies over the past 10 years. Not discussed here are those problems and diseases of which the authors have no personal experience. In particular, burns have not been covered, nor have the special nutritional and metabolic problems of children. The book is organized into four parts and covers those areas which are everyday occurrences in busy surgical clinics. The first part of the book deals with fundamental principles underlying metabolic care, the compositional and physiological changes that occur in normal convalescence after major surgery and then some of the more difficult problems encountered in metabolic care in the perioperative period. A fairly formal account of water and salt and acid base therapy is then given. The second part of the book is a comprehensive account of nutritional care. Modern ideas of the classification of adult protein energy malnutrition and new discoveries of the effect of nutritional therapy in treating it are then covered. Practical aspects of nutritional assessment are explained as are the therapeutic modes of enteral and partenteral feeding. This section finishes with four case management problems, a learning technique used most successfully by Dr. George Blackburn of Boston. The next section of the book, Part three, covers the particular nutritional and metabolic problems encountered in the practice of the surgeon who deals with complex problems of the alimentary tract. Finally the book finishes with an insight for the general surgeon into serious surgical illness, including in particular those patients with organ failure. This is not meant to be a comprehensive account of intensive care. It is specifically designed for those members of general surgical teams who find this area somewhat confusing and baffling and this section is aimed to introduce them to the terminology used in critical care, the type of treatments given and the role that they may be expected to play if they are working in a team situation with critical care specialists alongside. This section is not designed for those who are experts in critical care and manage this side of patient care entirely themselves. There has been no attempt to cover the extensive literature on the subject but an up-to-date and representative bibliography is provided which will enable the reader to explore certain topics in more depth.
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Ileostomy: Surgery, Physiology and Management
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Medical teaching or learning textbook. Instructional.
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Graham Lancelot Hill
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Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, Otago University, Dunedin, 1964. Chairman, Otago University, Dunedin, 1973. Doctor of Medicine, University Leeds, England, 1980.
Career
Intern, Dunedin Hospital, 1964; resident surgery, Dunedin Hospital, 1965-1968; medical missionary, Nethersole Hospital, Hong Kong, 1969-1970; medical missionary, Immanuel Hospital, Bandung, Indonesia, 1970-1971; lecturer surgery, Otago U., Dunedin, 1972; lecturer surgery, Leeds (United Kingdom) General Infantry, 1973; assistant professor surgery, University Texas Medical School, Houston, 1974-1975; assistant director general infirmary department surgery, U. Leeds, 1975-1980; professor surgeryAuckland Hospital, Auckland (New Zealand) Hospital-U. Auckland, since 1980; head department surgery, Auckland (New Zealand) Hospital-U. Auckland, 1980-1995. Director health research county program Health Research Council New Zealand, Auckland, 1985-1995.
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Disorders of Nutrition and Metabolism in Clinical Surgery: Understanding and Management
(This text is based mainly on studies of patients from sur...)
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Ileostomy: Surgery, Physiology and Management
(Medical teaching or learning textbook. Instructional.)
- Tutorials for junior students of surgery
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Disorders of Nutrition and Metabolism in Clinical Surgery: Understanding and Management
Membership
Elder Presbyterian Church New Zealand, Auckland, since 1981. Corresponding fellow Association of Surgeons, Great Britain and Ireland, Surgical Research Society. Member American Society Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (Jonathan Rhoadslectr.
1992), European Society Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (Cuthbertson lecturer 1994), Association Academy Surgeons, Society International Chirurgie.
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Married Bartha Finna de Bres, February 1, 1964. Children: Andrew, Philip, Douglas.
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New Zealand
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1964
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1973
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1980
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1969 - 1970
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1970 - 1971
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1972
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1973
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1974 - 1975
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1975 - 1980
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Surgical traveler James IV Association Surgeons, 1982. J. Mitchell Crouch fellow Royal Australasian College Surgeons, 1984, Hunterian professor Royal College Surgeons England.Surgical traveler James IV Association Surgeons, 1982. J. Mitchell Crouch fellow Royal Australasian College Surgeons, 1984, Hunterian professor Royal College Surgeons England.