Retired Director, Institute of Endometriosis, St. Charles Medical Center, Bend, OR
David Redwine, M.D. While in solo private practice in Bend, Oregon, Dr. Redwine made integral contributions to the understanding and surgical treatment of endometriosis and shared his expertise around the world via lectures or demonstration surgeries. Dr. Redwine has been a long-time vocal proponent for aggressive excision of endometriosis and abandonment of expensive medical treatment of symptoms. His theory of Mulleriosis put him squarely in the camp favoring a genetically-driven embryonic origin of endometriosis. Mulleriosis connotes a problem of differentiation and migration of any Mullerian tissue during embryogenesis and which results in patterned tracts of tissue laid across the posterior pelvis and elsewhere in the body in females or males. In these tracts, endometriosis will eventually be found. Excision of these tracts to a sufficient depth results in the surgical cures which are seen today.
David Redwine, MD - Origin of Endometriosis: Cartoon Science vs Evidence-based Medicine Endometriosis Foundation of AmericaMedical Conference 2019Targeting Inflammation:From Biomarkers to Precision SurgeryMarch 8-9, 2019 - Lenox Hill Hospital,…
David Redwine, MD - Leuprolide: The ‘d’ is Silent. Endometriosis Foundation of AmericaMedical Conference 2019Targeting Inflammation:From Biomarkers to Precision SurgeryMarch 8-9, 2019 - Lenox Hill Hospital, NYChttps://www.endofound.org/medicalconference/2019…
Dan Martin & David Redwine - Great Debate on the ORIGINS of Endometriosis Endometriosis Foundation of AmericaMedical Conference 2019Targeting Inflammation:From Biomarkers to Precision SurgeryMarch 8-9, 2019 - Lenox Hill Hospital, NYChttps://www.endofound.org/medicalconference/2019…
David Redwine, MD Thank you for that introduction Tamer. It is an honor to be here, thanks for having me. I am proud to call myself an endometriosis surgeon. There have been so few of them over the years that it has been lonely. There are going…
