Henry D. Tazelaar, M.D.![]() Henry D. Tazelaar, M.D.
Location:
Arizona
SummaryThe work of Henry D. Tazelaar, M.D., focuses on refining criteria used to diagnose the rejection of transplanted hearts and lungs. He is also active in identifying new pulmonary diseases and better ways to evaluate tissue samples for the diagnosis of lung and pleural disease. Focus areas
Significance to patient careDr. Tazelaar's observations have led to the identification of several new or unusual pulmonary diseases and standardized the way pathologists report findings to clinicians. Patients can only be treated accurately when there is accurate diagnosis and communication of these findings to direct caregivers. Dr. Tazelaar's research is aimed at helping pathologists understand how to better diagnose disease so that appropriate treatments can be initiated. Professional highlights
Recent publicationsEducation
Fellowship
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Surgical Pathology
Post-doctoral Fellowship
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Pathology of heart-lung transplantation in the pathology laboratory of Margaret E. Billingham, FRCP
Residency
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Pathology
Internship
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Pathology
M.D.
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Fellowship
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Post-Sophomore Pathology Fellowship
B.A.
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