David B. Lillie MD
David B. Lillie
MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
Urology
Education and Training:
- Residency, Temple University (1980)
- Residency, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children (1978)
- Residency, Wayne State University Affiliated Hospitals (1976)
- MA, State University of New York at Buffalo (1975)
- MD, Wayne State University School of Medicine (1975)
- BS, Princeton University (1971)
- Fellowship, Princeton University (1970)
Employment:
- Medical Doctor, Invision Health (2019-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Urology, State University of New York at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (1980-present)
- Medical Doctor, CCS Urology (2015–2018)
- Private Practice Medical Doctor, Robert G. Fugitt, MD & David B. Lillie, MD, P.C. (1984–2015)
- Medical Doctor, Buffalo Medical Group (1981–1984)
- Associate, Peter A. Sinaiko, MD, P.C. (1980–1981)
Journal Articles:
- Ambrus JL, Ambrus CM, Lillie DB, Johnson RJ, Gastpar H, Kishel S. (1984) Effect of sodium meclofenamate on radiation-induced esophagitis and cystitis. J Med (Jan), 15(2): 81-92.
- Ambrus JL, Ambrus CM, Lillie DB. (1984) Experience with hypercalcemia and osteoporosis of neoplastic disease. J Med (Jan), 15(4): 310-318.
- Thorson GK, Perez-Brett R, Lillie DB, Ambrus JL, Karakousis C, Takita H, Williams PD, Reddington MM, Cohen H. (1983) The role of the tissue adhesive fibrin seal (FS) in esophageal anastomoses. J Surg Oncol (Nov), 24(3): 221-223.
- Lillie DB. (1982) Impotence. AUAA J (Oct), 3(2): 4-6.
- Lillie DB, Karafin L, Kendall AR. (1981) Experimental evidence of increased ipsilateral gentamicin nephrotoxicity after unilateral ureteral obstruction. Urology (Mar), 17(3): 249-251.
Presentations:
- "Increased Gentamicin in Nephrotoxicity after Unilateral Obstruction in Ra's." Philadelphia Urological Society (1979)