David M. Heimbach, M.D.

Patient Services:

The Burn Clinic at Harborview Medical Center:
Wednesdays 1:15-3:30 pm
Clinic phone: (206) 744-5735

Academic Office:

Phone: (206) 744-3140

E-mail:
heimbach@u.washington.edu

Fax: (206) 744-2896

Address:
David M. Heimbach, M.D.
Harborview Medical Center
325 Ninth Avenue
Box 359796
Seattle, WA 98104

Professor

Faculty Appointment:

University of Washington, Professor

Education:

Fellowships: NIH Research Fellowship: University of Texas Southwestern, Pharmacology, 1969-70. Senior Research Fellow: University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1970-71.

Residency: University of Texas Southwestern, 1964-66, 1968-69, 1971-73.

M.D. Degree: Cornell University, 1964.

Clinical Interests:

Burn surgery.

Research Interests:

Pain control in burn patients, wound healing and hypertrophic scarring, skin substitutes for burns, burn rehabilitation.

Selected Publications:

Klein MB, Heimbach DM, Honari S, et al. Adult Campfire Burns: Two Avenues for Prevention. J Burn Care Rehabil, 2005;26(5):440-442.

Klein M, Hunter S, Heimbach D, Engrav L, Honari S, Gallery E, Kiriluk D-M, Gibran N. The Versajet Water Dissector: A New Tool for Tangential Excision, J Burn Care Rehabil, 2005; 26, 483-487.

Muangman P, Sullivan S, Wiechman S, Bauer G, Honari S, Heimbach D, Engrav L, Gibran N. Social Support Correlates with Survival in Patients with Massive Burn Injury, J Burn Care Rehabil, 2005; 26, 352-356.

Klein MB, Gibran NS, Emerson D, Sullivan, S., Honari, S., Engrav, L, Heimbach, D., Patterson grease burn injury: Development of a classification system. Burns. Sep 2005;31(6):765-767.

Sullivan S, Ahmadi A, Singh C, Sires B, Engrav L, Gibran NS, Heimbach D, Klein MB. Elevated Orbital Pressure: Another Untoward Effect of Massive Resuscitation after Burn Injury. J Trauma, 2006; 60:72-76.

reviewed 2/07