Noble Suydam Rustum Maluf

Background

Maluf, Noble Suydam Rustum was born on November 30, 1913 in Cairo. Came to the United States, 1933. Son of Armed Forces Maluf Bey and Eugénie Waked.

Education

Bachelor of Science, American University, Cairo, 1933. Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy, Cornell University, 1936. Doctor of Medicine, Harvard University, 1946.

Chairman, University Liverpool, England, 1967.

Career

Clinical assistant professor urology, Baylor University College Medical, 1953-1955; chief urology, Veterans Administration Hospital., Houston, 1953-1955; staff urologist, various Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, California, 1956-1959; prosector in gross anatomy, University of Minnesota School Medicine, 1960-1961; registrar general surgery, England, 1961-1962; chief urology, World Medical Foundation, Laguna Hills, California, 1969-1970; private surgical practice, Los Angeles, 1971-1972; director surgical residency training, Appalachian Regional General Hospital, Beckley, West Virginia, 1973-1974; associate director surgical residency training, Kern County General Hospital, Bakersfield, California, 1974-1975; assistant director surgical residency training, Huron Road Hospital, Cleveland, 1976; private practice, research, Cleveland, 1977-1980; private practice, general surgery and urology, Blythe, California, 1980-1982; retired, 1985. Delegate International Vascular Conference, London, 1981.

Achievements

• Noble Suydam Rustum Maluf has been listed as a noteworthy surgeon by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Captain Army of the United States, 1948-1950, United States and Austria. Fellow Royal College Surgeons (Canada), Royal College Surgeons (Glasgow). Member American Physiological Association, American Association Anatomists.

Interests

• Avocations: Oil and watercolor painting.

Connections

Father:

Armed Forces Maluf Bey

Mother:

Eugénie Waked