LuisCesarNinaortegaMD

Adolescent Medicine

Luis C.Nina Ortega.MD.FAAP.MPH PC

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Office
23 East 10 St APT 216
APT 216
New York, NY 10003
Phone+1 212-533-5183

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To complete my medical training it should be added my Internship and 1st year pediatrics at the Ottawa General Hospital in Canada(1960). Second year in Pediatrics at The Civic Hospital in Canada, 3rd year Pediatric at an Assistant Senior Resident at Montreal Children Hospital McGill University with training in neonatology and Perinatology with Dr, Leo Stern, at McGill University and Chief Resident at Jewish General Hospital and a second year Perinatology with Dr. Leo Stern affiliated to McGill University.
Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at Columbia University for a period of 16 years and retired as an Emeritus Professor Columbia University in New York. Continue doing research in Public Health after obtaining a Master in Public Health from the School of Public health Columbia University in the year 2000.
actually in private practice as a pediatrician with specialty as a Neonatology and Perinatology and as a counselor in General Public Health

Physician Practice Connections Recognition Program National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2012-2015
Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition Program National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2012-2015
Certificate of Recognition - On Achievement of Recognition for Systematic use Of Patient-Centered, Coordinated Care Management Processes National Committee for Quality Assurance, 2012
America's Top Pediatrician 2004
International Man of The Year International Biographical Institute, Inc, 1991
Distinguished Leadership Award for Excellent Service to The Teaching Profession
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Journal Articles

Incidence of Perinatal High Risk Mother and Fetus
Nina-Ortega, L.C., Abril, R., Hospital Regional Universitario Journal's Jose Maria Cabral y Baez, 1/1/1989
Perinatal Mortality Hospital regional Universitario Jose Maria Cabral y Baez
Nina-Ortega, L.C., Abril, R., Journal University Hospital Cabral Y Baez, 1/1/1988
Apgar Score Evaluation of Neonates on Podalic Presentation
Nina-Ortega, L.C., Gonell, J., and Perez, M, Acta Medica Dominicana, 1/1/1986
Striae On the Skin, Plantar Area of the Feet on Latin-American Newborn As An Index of Fetal Maturity
Nina-Ortega, L.C, Davila, Revista Medica Dominicana, 1/1/1982
Incidence of Enterocolitis, Prognosis, Management and Therapy at The Mayaguez Center Nursery
Nina-Ortega L.C, Revista Medical
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Lectures

Intra-Amniotic Administration Of Dexametasona in Diabetic Mother
Hospital Regional Universitatio Jose Maria Cabral Y Baez - 1/1/1989
Incidence of Commonest Disease in Children
Ottawa University - 1/1/1961
Determination and Evaluation Of various types of Aspiration Pneumonia
University Hospital Jose maria Cabral y Baez

Other

Incidence of Fetal Morbidity and Mortality in Toxemic Mothers
Nina-Ortega L.C, Mcgill University Files
1/1/1993
Neonatal Sepsis Secondary to Prolonged Rupture of Membranes
Nina-Ortega L.C, Gonell. J
Prune Belly Syndrome
Nina-Ortega LC, Literature Revision Boletin Associacion Medica de Puerto Rico

Director of Prevention Accident and Poisoning -Pto. Rico & Florida, American Academy of Pediatrics 1968 - 1978
Chairman Pediatrics Department Mayaguez Medical Center, American Board of Pediatrics 1968 - 1973

Incidence of UTI in female vs male children-Columbia UniversityThe major incidence of UTI was encountered in females children between the ages of 3-6 years2005 - 2007
Around 50 different papers of investigation publishedMorbidity and mortality in breech presentation vaginally delivered1968 - 2006
Morbidity and mortality of newborns from diabetic mothersThe main accomplishment on this control study was the prevention of morbidity and mortality in newborns from Diabetic Mothers when the fetus maturation was accelerated injecting intrautero betamethasone to the diabetic mother and interrupting the pregnancy once the fetus acquired pulmonary maturity.1981 - 1991