Frederick R. Bentley
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Also affiliated: University of Minnesota (1982–1984); University of Maryland Medical Center (1988); United States Department of Veterans Affairs (1996); University of Louisville (1990–2005); University of Maryland Medical System (1988); University of Arkansas Medical Center (2014–2017); Veterans Health Administration (1996); Jewish Hospital (2004); Louisville VA Medical Center (1993–1996)
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Frederick R. Bentley's research has focused on organ transplantation and renal circulation. His work has investigated the mechanisms of acute cyclosporine-induced renal vasoconstriction, identifying endothelin-1 as a mediating factor. He has also explored the in vivo effects of endothelin on the renal microcirculation. Bentley has published on long-term outcomes in renal transplant patients, examining the impact of splenectomy versus no splenectomy.
Beyond his primary research, Bentley has contributed to discussions on organ donor shortages and ethical considerations in composite tissue allografts. He has also engaged with topics related to medical education, including resident curricula for financial management and study habits impacting performance on surgical in-training examinations. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 16 and 49 total publications, with 888 total citations.
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- h-index: 17
- Publications: 50
- Citations: 888
Selected Publications
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National Landscape of General Surgery Mock Oral Examination Practices: Survey of Residency Program Directors (2018)
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Shaping Medical Student Perceptions: A Pre-Clinical ‘Summer in Surgery’ Program (2017)
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Surgical Career Choices in Medical Students: Timing, Stability and Important Factors (2017)
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Are Surgical Milestone Assessments Predictive of In-Training Examination Scores? (2017)
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Relationships between study habits, burnout, and general surgery resident performance on the American Board of Surgery In-Training Examination (2017)
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Mobile spaced education for surgery rotation improves National Board of Medical Examiners scores (2015)
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Money Matters: A Curriculum for Resident Personal and Practice Financial Management (2014)
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Money matters: a resident curriculum for financial management (2014)
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Standardizing the Culture of Trauma Rotation Handoffs (2014)
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