DR. CHRISTOPHER SPENCER COCHRAN, M.D.
Medical Practice at Walnut Hill Ln, Dallas, TX

License number

Texas L5285

Professional information

Dr. Christopher S Cochran, Dallas TX - MD (Doctor of Medicine)

Address:

Gunter Center for Aesthestics & Cosmetic Surgery
8144 Walnut Hill Ln STE 170, Dallas 75231
(214) 369-8123 (Phone), (214) 369-2984 (Fax)

Procedures:

Primary Aesthetic & Complex Revision Rhinoplasty, Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty), Septal Perforation Repair, Septoplasty

Hospitals:

Gunter Center for Aesthestics & Cosmetic Surgery
8144 Walnut Hill Ln STE 170, Dallas 75231
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
8200 Walnut Hill Ln, Dallas 75231
Texas Institute for Surgery at Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas
7115 Greenville Ave, Dallas 75231

Philosophy:

Dr. Cochran, an expert nose job surgeon in Dallas, believes in giving every patient the luxury of time. Rhinoplasty consultations begin with Dr. Cochran examining each patient. He then will review and analyze with the patient their photographs to arrive at a surgical plan. He will carefully explain what patients can expect before, during, and after surgery. Because each individual possesses unique facial characteristics, Dr. Cochran designs a specific surgery for each patient.

Education:

Medical Schools
University Of Texas Medical School At San Antonio
Graduated: 2001

Laparoscopy Organ Retrieval Apparatus And Procedure

US Patent:

5215521, Jun 1, 1993

Filed:

Nov 26, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/799355

Inventors:

James C. Cochran - Dallas TX
Christopher S. Cochran - Dallas TX
Edwin L. Buckley - Lakeway TX

International Classification:

A61B 1700

US Classification:

604 22

Abstract:

Laparoscopy organ retrieval apparatus and procedures are presented for minimum invasion surgery inclusive of laparoscopic nephrectomy, cholecystectomy and other organ dissection, morsellation removal from the abdomen through a keyhole incision. The apparatus and procedures permit the safe and total removal of an organ from a body cavity in a morsellated condition through the combination utilization of an entrapment envelope sheath. The entrapment envelope having an apparatus for opening and closing, the apparatus controlled from an exterior position of the body cavity wherein the entrapment envelope after entry of the sheath is extruded from the sheath which has been inserted through a laparoscopic port in place in a keyhole surgical opening. The entrapment envelope is constructed of flexible, relatively low bulk fluid impermeable materials having sufficient strength to contain morsellator entry, organ fragmentation and removal.

Christopher Cochran - Dallas, TX

Work:

eGenio Educations Solutions, Inc
Sales Consultant (Texas) Qwizdom, Inc - Texas, OK, US
Regional Account Executive (Texas) CCI - Training Center - Dallas, TX
Director of Admissions Admissions, Westwood College - Dallas, TX
Assistant Director Guy Luna Insurance - Mesquite, TX
Sales Broker