Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Murray McFadden
- Ophthalmic Surgeon and Consulting Ophthalmologist
- Clinical Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia, Department of Ophthalmology
Academic Degrees
- B.Sc. - 1968 University of Alberta (Chemistry)
- M.D. - 1970 University of Alberta
- FRCS(C) - 1980 University of British Columbia (Ophthalmology)
- DABO - 1981
Undergraduate University:
- University of Alberta - 1964-1970
- MD 1970 graduating class standing 2 of 96
- LMCC 1971
Significant Employment and Post Graduate Training
- 1967 - 1976 Canadian Armed Forces
- 1970 - 1971 Rotating Internship - Former St. Joseph's Hospital Victoria: B.C. (Now Victoria General Hospital)
- 1971 - 1972 General Duty Medical Officer - Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt.
- 1972 - 1973 Fleet Medical Officer - H.M.C.S. Provider
- 1973 - 1975 - Operational Physiologist - Defense and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine (D.C.I.E.M.) Toronto, Ontario -Research responsibilities in Diving/Submarine Medicine and Aviation/Altitude Medicine & Lecturer Aviation Medical School
- 1975 - 1976 -Medical Resident Victoria General Hospital, Dalhousie Medical School Internal Medicine Program.
- 1976 - 1977 - Medical Resident II - Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto Ontario, U of T Internal Medicine Program
- 1977-1980- Ophthalmology Resident- UBC
- 1980 FRCS(C) - Canadian fellowship exam -95th percentile standing
- 1980-present- Practicing Ophthalmic Surgeon
Military Qualifications
- Retirement 1976-rank Major.
- Basic Military Medicine 1971
- Ships Diving Officer 1972
- Diving and Submarine Medical Officer 1974
Athletic Achievement
- 1958 - 1968 Competitive Swimmer- Lethbridge Amateur Swim Club (LASC)
- Golden Bear (U of A Swim Team )
- U of A -4 time Letterman &
- Captain U of A Swim Team. (1968)
Current Hospital Appointments
- Langley Memorial Hospital-Active Staff
- Vancouver General Hospital- Courtesy Staff
Medical Associations
- BCMA
- CMA
- AAO
- ISRS
- COS
- CSCRS
Publications
- 1. Gray, G.W., McFadden, M., Houston, C.S., and Bryan, A.S. "Changes in the Single Breath Nitrogen Washout Curve on Exposure to 17, 600 Feet", Journal of Applied Physiology Vol. 39, #4, October 1975, pages 652-656 (DCIEM 74-RP-1071)
- 2. Gray, G.W., Bryan, A.C., Freedman, H.H., Houston, C.S., Lewis, W.F., McFadden, M., and Newell, G., "The Effect of Altitude Exposure on Platelets", Journal of Applied Physiology Volume 39, #4, October 1975, pages 648-651 (DCIEM 75-RP-1094)
- 3. Gray, G.W., Viol, G.W., Sutton, J.R., McFadden, M., and Keone, P.M., "Plasma Cortisol in Acute Mountain Sickness", Clinical Research 1975.
- 4. McFadden, D. Murray, Houston, Charles S., Arnold, David, Sutton, John R., Powles, A.C. Peter, and Gray, Gary W., "High Altitude Retinopathy," Supplement to Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, April 1979, page 169.
- 5. Sutton, John R., Houston, Charles S., Mansell, Anthony L., McFadden, D. Murray, Hackett, Peter M., Rigg, John R.A., and Powles, A.C. Peter, "Effect of Acetozolamide on Hypoxemia During Sleep at High Altitude", New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 301, #24, December 13, 1979, page 1329.
- 6. McFadden, D. Murray, Houston, Charles S., Sutton, John R., Powles, A.C. Peter, Gray, Gary W., and Roberts, Robin S., "High Altitude Retinopathy", Journal of the American Medical Association Vol. 245, #6, February 13th, 1981, pages 581-586.
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When the fraction symbols are put together, the marvelously restored "sound eye" looks like the symbol shown in this paragraph. (Note that if you add up the fractions, your answer is only 63/64. The missing 1/64 was the bit of magic needed for cement, the miraculous stuff that makes a dead eye shine again with life!)
