CURRICULUM VITAE

CURRICULUM VITAE

GRANVILLE C. COGGS, M.D., F.A.C.R.

http://www.coggs-granville.com/

PERSONAL:

Born: July 30, 1925/Pine Bluff, AR

Address: 4219 Laurel Trail, San Antonio, TX 78240

Phone: (210) 699-6824

Fax: (210) 699-1240

Married: Maud Currie Coggs

Children: Anita Coggs Rowell

Carolyn Anne Coggs

Grandchildren: Aisha Rowell

Angela Rowell

EDUCATION:

Undergraduate: University of Nebraska; Lincoln, NE

Education: B.S. with distinction - June, 1949;

Top 3%, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi

Medical Harvard Medical School; Boston, MA

Education: M.D., June 1953

Internship: Murphy Army Hospital; Waltham, MA;

(rotating) July, 1953

Letterman Army Hospital; San Francisco, CA;

May - June, 1953

Residency: University of California Hospitals;

(radiology) San Francisco; July, 1955 - June, 1958

FULL TIME WORK EXPERIENCE:

1958-1971 Member/Partner of Permanente Medical Group of

Northern California

Staff Radiologist at Kaiser Foundation Hospital; San Francisco, CA

1971-1975 Associate Clinical Professor of Radiology; University of

California; San Francisco, CA

Staff Radiologist, University of California Hospitals; San Francisco, CA

1975-1989 Professor of Radiology; University of Texas Health Science

Center; San Antonio, TX

Staff Radiologist; Bexar County Hospital District; San Antonio, TX

Staff Radiologist; Audie Murphy VA Hospital; San Antonio, TX (Chief of

Radiology, 1975-81)

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Granville C. Coggs, M.D., F.A.C.R. Employment Profile

For a period of approximately 31 years, from the completion of my radiology residency in 1958 until my retirement as a Professor of Radiology at The University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, in September, 1989, I worked full time as a general diagnostic radiologist in teaching hospitals. Since 1972 I have been particularly interested in the radiological diagnosis of breast cancer. A summary of this period of my professional experience follows:

FULL TIME RADIOLOGICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

SEE ATTACHED CURRICULUM VITAE

LOCUM TENENS RADIOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE

From the time that I retired in September, 1989, until mid-1990, I worked at home as a “House Husband”. I decided, however, in the mid-1990, to “re-tread” as a general diagnostic radiologist. Since mid-1990 until the present time, I have worked on a temporary basis as a Locum Tenen Radiologist, generally in hospitals or clinics in the smaller towns of Texas and Southern California. The time periods have varied from a few consecutive days to a few consecutive months. I have organized the summary of this Locum Tenen experience on a chronological basis of first time temporary employment at the Locum site. I have served at two-three different times at a particular locum site. The summary outline will include:

The time of first employment, The Geographic location, The name of the particular clinical entity, and the principal radiologist responsible for my employment.

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Granville C. Coggs, M.D., F.A.C.R.

Summary Outline of Radiological Locum Tenen Experience

July 1990 to the Present Time

July, 1990. Ennis, Texas

Baylor Medical Center

September, 1990. Pampa, Texas

Coronado Hospital

Prudencio Avendanio, M.D.-Radiologist

March, 1991. Amarillo, Texas

Northwest Texas Medical Center

Gayle Bickers, M.D.-Radiologist

April, 1991. Palestine, Texas

Memorial County Hospital

Harold Smitson, M.D.-Radiologist

April, 1991. Athens, Texas

East Texas Medical Center

Harold Smitson, M.D.-Radiologist

November, 1991. Lubbock, Texas

University of Texas Health Science Center

April, 1992. Southern California

CIGNA HEALTH PLAN, Outpatient Clinics at Arcadia, Orange, and Santa Anna.

William Schliert, M.D.-Area Chief of Radiology

June, 1992. Humble, Texas

Northeast Imaging Center

Gregory Zuazu, M.D.-Radiologist

September, 1992. San Antonio, Texas

Med Center Imaging Center

Radiology Department Director. No full time radiologist at that time.

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October, 1992. McAllen, Texas

Rio Grande Regional Hospital and Imaging Center

William Martin, M.D.-Radiologist

November, 1992. Borger, Texas

Golden Plains Community Hospital

Vicente Maza, M.D.-Radiologist

December, 1992. El Paso, Texas

Southwest Community Hospital, V.A. Outpatient Clinic,

Valley Community Hospital, and Paisono Clinic

Moises Margolis, M.D.-Radiologist

August 1, 1994 To Present: Radiologist, Otto Kaiser Memorial Hospital, Kenedy, Tx.

June 1, 1998 to Present: Staff Radiologist, Gonzaba Medical Group, San Antonio, TX

September 6, 2004 to Present: Staff Radiologist Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio.

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Honors, Awards, and Significant Achievements of

Granville C. Coggs, M.D., F.A.C.R.

(Chronological Listing)

1943-1946: U.S. Army Corps, was awarded the following military badges in the sequence

listed:

Aerial Gunner-50 Caliber Machine Gun

Aerial Bombardier-Norden Bombsight

Pilot, Multi-Engine-B-25 Medium Bomber

1949: University of Nebraska, awarded B.S. Degree, With Distinction. Graduated in the

Upper 3% of the class, and was elected to the following Honor Societies:

Phi Beta Kappa

Sigma Xi, Associate member

Phi Lambda Upsilon, (Chemistry Honor Society)

1959: Elected Elder, Christ Presbyterian Church, San Rafael, California.

First Black Physician, member of the staff of the Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San

Francisco, California.

1964: Presented Scientific Exhibit, “Intravenous Aortic Arch Study”, 7^th International

Neuroradiological Symposium, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, New York.

This was the first occasion of the meeting of this Symposium in this country.

1965-1967: President-Medical Staff, Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San Francisco, California.

1968-1975: Vice Chairman-Admissions Committee, University of California Medical School,

San Francisco.

1969: Received Silver Medal Award for excellence of a scientific exhibit, “Non-Surgical

Diagnosis and Treatment of Renal Cysts”, presented at the Annual Meeting of the

National Medical Association, San Francisco, California.

1970: Received Honorable mention Award for the excellence of scientific exhibit, “Non-

Surgical Diagnosis and Treatment of renal Cysts”, presented at the Annual

Meeting of The American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois.

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1971: Presented scientific exhibit , “Non-Surgical Diagnosis and Treatment of Renal Cysts”

at the Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois.

1972: Awarded Degree: Fellow of the American College of Radiology.

Established and first Head, Ultrasound Division, Department of Radiology,

University of California, San Francisco.

1973-1978: Charter Member, Harvard Medical School Alumni Survey Committee. (9 members)

1975: Charter Member of the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound (Limited

Membership, 50 Members)

Received appointments, Professor of Radiology, With Tenure, University of Texas

Health Science Center San Antonio.

1975-1981: Chief of Radiology, Audie Murphy Veterans Administration Medical Center,

San Antonio, Texas.

1983: Presented scientific paper and exhibit, “The Efficacy of A Community Based

Multi-Modality Breast Diagnostic Center”, at The Annual Meeting of The

Radiological Society of North America, November, 1983, Chicago, Illinois.

Received award, “Scientist of the Year” from the San Antonio Alumni Chapter of

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Cited for “Establishing The San Antonio Breast

Evaluation Center, Specializing In Breast Disease Diagnosis, in The Oak Hills

Medical Building, San Antonio, Texas.

1985: Presented scientific poster, “High Sensitivity of Cancer Detection by a Multi-

Modality Breast Diagnostic Center”, at The Eighth Annual San Antonio Breast

Cancer Symposium. This symposium was sponsored jointly by the University of

Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, The Cancer Therapy and Research

Center, and The San Antonio Chapter of The American Cancer Society.

1989: Co-Inventor of the “Precision Breast Lesion Localizer” (TM). This low-cost

portable device, facilitates the placement of the tip of a 20 gauge needle within

1.0mm of a breast phantom suspicious lesion, and requires only one insertion of

the needle. Presented as a Scientific Exhibit at the 1989 Annual Meeting of the

RSNA.

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1991: Co-Inventor of Patent:

“Precision Breast Lesion Localizer”

Patent Number: 5,056,523

Issued Date: October 15, 1991

1993: Inventor of “Central X-Ray Beam Guided Breast Biopsy System” (TM-Patent

Applied for). This system is designed to facilitate the performance of precise,

accurate, percutaneous breast biopsies and wire localization of non-palpable

suspicious mammographic lesions with standard Dedicated Mammography

machines. A low cost, user friendly device is temporarily attached to a Standard

Mammography Machine.

1993: Presented Scientific Exhibit: “How to construct and use a low-cost precision

device for percutaneous breast biopsy”, at the 1993 annual meeting of the

Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois.

1999: July: Recipient of National Dunbar Alumni Association Dunbar Legacy Award

2000: April 16: Bronze medal men’s 75-79 400 meter dash San Antonio Senior

Olympics, finish time: 1:20

August 17: Presented scientific paper: Perpendicular X-Ray Beam Guided

Precision Breast Lesion Localization at the Radiology Section, National

Medical Association, Convention Center, Washington, D.C.

August 21: Guest speaker as original Tuskegee Airman to 600 ROTC trainees

at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tx.

December 2: Gold medal men’s 75-79 400 meter dash Florida State Senior Games

Championships, qualified for National Senior Games 2001.

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2001: March 25: FDA approved radiologist for mammography interpretation. Initiation of mammography services at Otto Kaiser Hospital. First provision of mammography services at a fixed facility in Karnes County Texas. First

mammogram examination for several women ages 60 to 80.

March 30: Successfully completed radiation therapy and hormonal therapy for

prostate cancer. Final PSA (prostatic serum antigen) level less than 0.1

July 16: Eighth place ribbon men’s 75-79 400 meter run National Senior Games, Baton Rouge.

September 15: Gold Medal Winner, Mens 75-79 age group, 400 meter dash, Texas State Senior Games, Lubbock, Texas.

November 3: Inducted into Arkansas Black Hall of Fame.

2002: January: Performed precision breast lesion localization at Otto Kaiser Hospital,

Karnes County, Texas. This was the first time that a breast lesion localization

was performed in Karnes County.

February: Guest speaker at the San Antonio Military Entrance Processing Station.

During Black History month, the presentation included my experience as an original Tuskegee Airman during World War II.

March: Guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Kenedy-Karnes City Texas Rotatory clubs. The presentation included some of my experiences as a World War

II Tuskegee Airman and my experience with breast diagnostic examinations at

Otto Kaiser Hospital.

August: Received silver medal for participating in the men’s 75 to 79 age group 400 meter run at the Texas State Senior Games, Lubbock, Texas. Finishing time

was 1:35:20. The second place finish at the state meet has qualified me to participate in the 400 meter run, National Senior Games, May 28, 2003 Norfolk, Virginia.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Chambers F, Ng E, Ogden HS, Coggs GC, Crane J: Mandibular osteomyelitis in dogs

following irradiation. Oral Surg 11:843-859, 1958.

2. Ng E, Chambers FW, Coggs GC, Crane JT: Osteomyelitis of the mandible following

irradiation: An experimental study,-Radiology 72:68-74, January, 1959.

3. Susens GP, Al-Shamma A, Rowe JC, Herbert CC, Bassis ML, Coggs GC: Purulent

constrictive pericarditis caused by nocardia asteroides. Anne Intern Med 67:1021-1032,

November, 1967.

4. Nelson Ja, Coggs GC: Occult infection of abdominal incision as seen on lateral chest

roentgenogram. Am J Roentgenol Ther Nucl Med 117:846-847, April, 1973.

5. Schiller N. Coggs GC: Echographic data and the severity of mitral stenosis. In Clinical

Research, Vol 22 No 2 p 152A, 1974.

6. Clark OH, Greenspan FS, Coggs GC, Goldman L; Evolution of solitary cold thyroid

nodules by echography and thermography. Am J Surg 130:206-211, August, 1975.

7. Coggs GC: Ultrasonic examination of the urinary tract. In Smith DR: General Urology,

8^th Edition, Lange Medical Publications, California, 1975.

8. Coggs GC: Clinical Thermography. In Diagnostic Radiology, 1975, Edited by Margulis

& Gooding.

9. Coggs GC, Clark OH, Greenspan FS, Goldman L: Evaluation of Solitary Cold Thyroid

Nodules by Echography and Thermography. In Ultrasound in Medicine Vol 2 pp 265-

266, 1976.

10. Coggs GC: Ultrasonic examination of the urinary tract. In Smith DR: General Urology,

9^th Edition, Lange Medical Publications, California, 1978.

11. Coggs GC, Ezekiel J: Thermography in Pediatrics. Medical Imaging, Vol 2, No. 4, pp

12-13, 1977.

12. Coggs, GC, Ezekiel J: Medical Applications of Sonography and Thermography, In

Waggener, R, Handbood of Medical Physics, CRC Press, In Press.

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Summary of 1500 Meter Run Competition Experience of Granville Coggs, Mens Age Group Age 70-74.

March, 1997, San Antonio Senior Olympics Gold Medalist, Time 8:08

September, 1997, Texas State Senior Games, Temple, Texas Gold Medalist, Time 7:47

May 1998, San Antonio Senior Olympics Gold Medalist, Time 7:19

December 1998, Florida State Senior Games, Sarasota, Florida, Fourth Place

Finish, Time 7:10

Granville’s fourth place finish time of 7:10 was faster than the National Senior Games

qualifying time of 7:17

Granville participated in the 1500 meter run at the National Senior Games,

Disney Sport Complex, Orlando, Florida, October 1999.

400 METER COMPETITION RACES, MENS AGE GROUP 75-79, YEAR 2000

April, San Antonio Senior Olympics–Bronze Medal, Finishing Time, 1:20:53

November, Jacksonville, Fla. Senior Olympics–Gold Medal, Finishing Time, 1:32

December, Florida State Senior Games Championships, Kissimmee, Fla.

Gold Medal, Finishing Time, 1:27:43

Florida State Championships Gold Medal Qualified Granville to Participate In The

400 Meter Run At The National Senior Games, Baton Rouge, LA, July, 2001.

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400 METER COMPETITION RACES YEAR 2001

July: 8^th place ribbon National Senior Games Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Finishing time 1:38.

September: Gold medal Texas State Senior Games Lubbock, Texas. Finishing time 1:40.

400 METER COMPETITION RACES YEAR 2002

August: Silver medal Texas State Senior Games Lubbock, Texas. Finishing time 1:35.20.

Silver medal at Texas State games has qualified Granville for participating in the

400 meter run at the National Senior Games, Norfolk, VA. May 2003.

SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES IN 2003

February: Two presentations at the San Antonio Academy.

1. To the Young Astronauts

2. The entire student body.

May: Keynote speaker at San Antonio Chapter Tuskegee Airmen's Scholarship Banquet.

Participated in 400 meter semifinal run at National Senior Games, Norfolk, VA.

June: Attended reunion activities in Boston of Harvard Medical School Class of 1953.

September: Initiated recommendation that women with mammographically dense breasts should also receive

screening breast ultrasound examination.

October: Wonn Gold medal for 200 meters at the Texas State Senior Games.

SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES IN 2004

January: Keynote speaker at Martin Luther King Breakfast, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.

February: Chapel presentation as Original Tuskegee Airman at Le Tourneau University, Lonview, Texas.

March: Gold medal winner, 400 meter run, San Antonio Senior Games.

June: Heritage Day, distinguished visitor at the Tuskegee Airmen's museum, Randolph Air Force Base,

Texas.

October: Attended dinner at Harvard Medical School to receive a hard copy of the book, Against All Odds,

The Legacy of Students of African Descent at Harvard Medical School before Affirmative Action

1850-1968. My autobiography is shown on www.hms.harvard.edu/dcp/againstallodds.

October: Silver medal, 400 meter run, Texas State Senior Games.

The silver medal met the qualifications for participation in the 2005

National Senior Games, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvannia.