Frederick F. Bartlett, MD - Vascular Surgery

Dr. Bartlett is a surgeon who specializes in vascular surgery. He is a Clinical Instructor in Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Associate Chief of General/Vascular Surgery for Mount Auburn Based Health Centers and Harvard Community Health Plan in Massachusetts.

American Board of Surgery - 1986, Recertified 1993

American Board of Surgery, General Vascular Surgery - 1989, Recertified 1996

Peripheral Vascular Disease

Varicose Veins

M.D.: University of Pennsylvania, 1979

Internship and Residency in Surgery: New England Deaconess Hospital, Harvard Surgical Service, 1980-1985

Fellowship in Vascular Surgery: University of California, San Francisco, 1985-1986

Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Harvard Medical School

Harvard Community Health Plan Associate Chief of General and Vascular Surgery for The Mount Auburn Based Health Centers

Mt. Auburn Hospital, Active Staff

American Medical Association

Massachusetts Medical Society

American College of Surgeons

Boston Surgical Society

New England Vascular Society

1. D.J. Bindman, P.A. Rogoff, F.F. Bartlett, M. J. Shortsleeve: "Transcatheter embolization of a ruptured mesenteric artery aneurysm. A case report." Cardiovascular Intervent Radiol (1990) 123: 289-290.
2. F.F. Bartlett: "Risk of stroke from carotid bruits." (Letter) New England Journal of Medicine, April 1989, Volume 320, Number 14, 936-937.

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