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Lot 382: Staffordshire Figure Group With 2 Spaniels
Auction of Antiques and Fine and Decorative Art
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22 October 2016
Berkley,, MI, USALive Auction
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Description: Staffordshire Figure Group With Two Spaniels
Condition Report: VG
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Dimensions: 8 1/2 " tall
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Number: 0551
Aetna considers low-dose or high-dose radiation (superficial or interstitial) medically necessary as an adjunctive therapy immediately following excisional surgery (within 7 days) in the treatment of keloids where medical necessity criteria for keloid removal are met. See CPB 0031 - Cosmetic Surgery for medically necessary indications for keloid removal.
Aetna considers radiation therapy medically necessary for preventing heterotopic ossification in persons identified as being at high risk (previous heterotopic ossification, ankylosing spondylitis, diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis or spinal stenosis, unlimited hip motion preoperatively, and head injury).
Aetna considers use of beta irradiation medically necessary for prevention of primary or recurrent pterygium in cases that cannot be managed medically.
See also: CPB 0083 - Stereotactic Radiosurgery; CPB 0231 - Grenz Ray Therapy for Skin Disorders; CPB 0374 - Trigeminal Neuralgia: Treatments; CPB 0419 - Graves' Ophthalmopathy Treatments; CPB 0491 - Coronary Artery Brachytherapy and Other Adjuncts to Coronary Interventions, CPB 0756 - Epiretinal Radiation Therapy; and CPB 0800 - Dupuytren Contracture: Treatments.Background
Keloids are benign fibrous growths that arise from proliferation of dermal tissue following skin injury. Conventional treatment options for keloids are occlusive dressings (including silicone-based materials), compression therapy, intra-lesional injections of corticosteroid, cryosurgery, and excision surgery. Newer modalities include the carbon dioxide laser, Nd:YAG laser, argon laser, pulsed dye laser, intra-lesional interferon-gamma and interferon-alfa 2b, and cultured epithelial autografts. In general, laser excision results in similar recurrence rates as conventional surgery. However, the incidence of recurrence is high following conventional forms of treatment. In particular, the recurrence rate of keloids after excision alone has been reported to be between 45 % and 100 %. It has also been reported that the recurrence rate following excision is higher with keloids forming at infected sites and in patients with a family history of keloids. The likelihood of recurrence does not appear to be affected by the person's age, sex, or ethnicity; keloid size or location; individual keloid history; or prior therapy.
Post-operative radiation therapy has been shown to be safe and effective in reducing recurrence of keloids after excision surgery. In addition, it has been reported that post-operative radiation therapy is a simpler treatment modality with better patient compliance than post-operative corticosteroid injections.
Kal and Veen (2005) stated that for successful prevention of recurrence of keloids after surgical excision, a relatively high-dose must be applied in a short overall treatment time. The optimal treatment probably is an irradiation scheme resulting in a biologically effective dose (BED) value of at least 30 Gy. A BED value of 30 Gy can be obtained with, for instance, 1 single acute dose of 13 Gy, 2 fractions of 8 Gy, or 3 fractions of 6 Gy, or 1 single dose of 27 Gy at low-dose rate. The radiation treatment should be administered within 2 days following surgery.
Ogawa and colleagues (2009) noted that keloids are best treated by a combination of surgery and post-operative radiation therapy, although randomized controlled trials testing this are still lacking. However, plastic surgeons tend to avoid radiation therapy for keloids for fear of inducing malignant tumors. Thus, the authors searched for previous reports of associations between carcinogenesis and keloid radiation therapy, and examined the evidence-based opinions of radiation oncologists regarding the acceptability of using radiation to treat keloids. A computerized literature search was carried out using PubMed that included citations from Medline and PubMed Central between 1901 and March of 2009. The following search terms were used: "keloid(s)," "hypertrophic scar(s)," "radiation," "radiation therapy," "radiotherapy," "carcinogenesis," "carcinoma," "cancer," "complications," and "side effects." Moreover, the references for each report were also retrieved. The authors located 5 cases of carcinogenesis (i.e., fibrosarcoma, basal cell carcinoma, thyroid carcinoma, and breast carcinoma) that were associated with radiation therapy for keloids. However, it was unclear if an appropriate dose of radiation was used and whether sufficient protection of surrounding tissues was provided. Moreover, a questionnaire study of radiation oncologists around the world revealed that approximately 80 % considered radiation to be acceptable for treating keloids. The authors concluded that the risk of carcinogenesis attributable to keloid radiation therapy is very low when surrounding tissues, including the thyroid and mammary glands, especially in children and infants, are adequately protected, and that radiation therapy is acceptable as a keloid treatment modality.
Heterotopic ossification (HO) is an overgrowth of bone that frequently occurs after a bone fracture (break). It commonly occurs in patients who have fractured bones of the spine, hip, or elbow. It causes pain and disability. Radiation therapy is a local treatment modality that works by damaging the DNA of cells.
Based on the clinical evidence, preoperative or post operative radiation therapy has been proven to be effective in preventing heterotopic ossification for patients identified as being at risk (previous heterotopic ossification, ankylosing spondylitis, diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis or spinal stenosis, unlimited hip motion preoperatively, and head injury).
Grenfell and Borg (2014) stated that palmar and plantar fascial fibromatoses are benign hyper-proliferative disorders of the deep fascia of the palm and sole. These researchers examined the role of radiotherapy in the management of fascial fibromatosis. A total of 6 consecutive cases of early-stage fascial fibromatosis treated with radiotherapy between July 2008 and May 2011 were analyzed. The results of the case series were compared with a systematic review of the literature. All 6 cases regressed or showed a reduction of symptoms following radiotherapy. Treatment was well-tolerated with minor toxicities. Median follow-up for the case series was 38.5 months. The systematic review identified 7 studies describing the use of radiotherapy as primary treatment for fascial fibromatosis between 1946 and 2013. The literature indicated that radiotherapy can prevent disease progression and improve symptoms for early-stage disease, with low likelihood of significant toxicities. The authors concluded that early results from this case series were consistent with the literature, showing that radiotherapy can provide an effective management option for patients with early-stage fascial fibromatosis, and justified consideration of radiotherapy as a primary treatment for early-stage disease. These preliminary findings need to be validated by well-designed studies.
Nakamatsu et al (2011) noted that postoperative adjuvant treatment with strontium-90 radiation therapy (RT) is a proven technique for reducing the recurrence of pterygium. The authors conducted a single institutional randomized trial to evaluate whether a total dose of 40 Gy provides a better local control rate than a total dose of 30 Gy for surgically resected pterygia. Between 1999 and 2003, 74 pterygia in 71 patients were randomly allocated to 30 Gy/3 fractions/15 days (arm A) or to 40 Gy/4 fractions/22 days (arm B) and only primary pterygia cases for which RT could be started within 3 days of surgical resection were included. Postoperative RT was given by a strontium-90 eye applicator with a dose of 10 Gy per fraction delivered in weekly fractions (day 1, 8, 15, 22). The investigators found that of the 74 pterygia treated, 73 in 70 patients were analyzed and among these cases of pterygia, 41 were allocated to arm A, and the remaining 32 to arm B. The 2-year local control rates for arm A and arm B were 85% and 75%, respectively, without significant difference. No serious acute and late complications were noted in either arm. The authors concluded that their new standard fractionation for postoperative RT for pterygia is 30 Gy/3 fractions.
Qin et al (2012) studied the long term effects of low dosage strontium-90 in 120 eyes from 104 patients with primary or recurrent pterygia who had been treated with surgery. Dosage was three times every other day at a total combined dosage of 2000 cGy to 3000 cGy and corneal topography was used to evaluate ocular surface regularity before and after treatment. Patient follow-up was performed for 10 years after surgery and no recurrence of pterygium was observed in any study participants. Obvious cataract progression was observed in 6 eyes, which the investigators hypothesized may be due to aging. During follow-up studies, only one eye was reported with dryness and foreign-body sensation. The authors concluded that Sr90 irradiation is effective in preventing the recurrence of primary and recurrent pterygia and that delivering a total combined dosage of 2000 cGy to 3000 cGy of Sr90 irradiation administered in three batches every other day starting from the sixth day after surgery is recommended.
Viani et al (2012a) conducted a prospective, randomized, single-center study to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of postoperative low single-dose of beta-irradiation (β-RT) in pterygium. The study compared conjunctival autograft (CAG) surgery with CAG plus adjuvant β-R with surgery performed in all cases according to the CAG technique. One hundred and eight pterygia cases were postoperatively to deliver 10 Gy to the sclera surface at a dose rate of between 200 and 250 cGy/min. One hundred and sixteen eyes with primary pterygium were operated on between February 2008 and September 2008 according to the trial protocol. In the 54 eyes randomized to receive CAG + β-RT, 5 relapses occurred compared with 12 recurrences in the 54 eyes in CAG. A crude control rate of 90.8 % vs. 78%; p = 0.032, respectively was seen at a mean follow-up of 18 months (range, 8-33). Treatment complications, including hyperemia, total dehiscence of the autograft and dellen, were significantly more frequent in the CAG group (p < 0.05). The β-RT group experienced better cosmetic results and improves of symptoms than CAG. The investigators concluded that a low single-dose of β-RT of 10 Gy after CAG surgery was a simple, effective, and safe treatment that reduced the risk of primary pterygium recurrence, improved symptoms after surgery and resulted in a better cosmetic effect than CAG alone.
Viani et al (2012b) conducted a randomized trial of 200 patients (216 ptergium). The purpose of this trial was to evaluate a technique for reducing the recurrence of pterygium by using a low fractionation dose of 2 Gy (within 10 fractions) that would provide local control similar to that after a high fractionation dose of 5 Gy (within 7 fractions) for surgically resected ptergium. Only patients with fresh pterygium resected using a bare sclera method and given RT within 3 days were included. Postoperative RT was delivered using a strontium-90 eye applicator. The pterygia were randomly treated using either 5 Gy within 7 fractions (Group 1) or 2 Gy within 10 fractions (Group 2) with the local control rate calculated from the date of surgery. Implementation of this study included randomization of the 216 pterygia, of which 112 were allocated to Group 1 and 104 to Group 2. The 3-year local control rates for Groups 1 and 2 was 93.8% and 92.3%, respectively (p = .616) and a statistically significant difference for cosmetic effect (p = .034), photophobia (p = .02), irritation (p = .001), and scleromalacia (p = .017) was noted in favor of Group 2. The authors concluded that no better local control rate for postoperative pterygium was obtained using high-dose fractionation vs. low-dose fractionation, but a low-dose fractionation schedule produced better cosmetic effects and resulted in fewer symptoms than high-dose fractionation. The authors further noted that pterygia can be safely treated in terms of local recurrence using RT schedules with a biologic effective dose of 24-52.5 Gy(10).
Guix et al (2001) analyzed the results obtained in a prospective group of patients with keloid scars treated by high-dose-rate (HDR) brachytherapy with or without surgery. A total of 169 patients (134 females and 35 males) with keloid scars were treated with HDR brachytherapy between December 1991 and December 1998. The distribution of keloid scars was as follows: face, 77; trunk, 73; and extremities, 19. The mean length was 4.2 cm (range of 2 to 22 cm), and the mean width 1.8 cm (range of 1.0 to 2.8 cm). In 147 patients, keloid tissues were removed before HDR brachytherapy; and in 22 HDR brachytherapy was used as definitive treatment. In patients who underwent prior surgery, a flexible plastic tube was put in place during the surgical procedure. Bottoms were used to fix the plastic tubes, and the surgical wound was repaired by absorbable suture. High-dose-rate brachytherapy was administered within 30 to 60 mins of surgery. A total dose of 12 Gy (at 1 cm from the center of the catheter) was given in 4 fractions of 300 cGy in 24 hrs (at 09.00 am, 15.00 pm, 21.00 pm, and 09.00 am next day). Treatment was optimized using standard geometric optimization. In patients who did not undergo surgery, standard brachytherapy was performed, and plastic tubes were placed through the skin to cover the whole scar. Local anesthesia was used in all procedures. In these patients a total dose of 18 Gy was given in 6 fractions of 300 cGy in 1 and a half days (at 9.00 am, 3.00 pm, and 9.00 pm; and at 9.00 am, 3.00 pm, and 9.00 pm next day). No further treatment was given to any patient. Patients were seen in follow-up visits every 3 months during the first year, every 6 months in the second year, and yearly thereafter. No patient was lost to follow-up. Particular attention was paid to keloid recurrence, late skin effects, and cosmetic results. All patients completed the treatment. After a follow-up of 7 years, 8 patients (4.7 %) had keloid recurrences; 5 of these had undergone prior surgery (local failure rate 3.4 %), and 3 had received only HDR brachytherapy (local persistence rate 13.6 %). Cosmetic results were considered to be good or excellent in 130/147 patients treated with prior surgery and in 17/22 patients without surgery. Skin pigmentation changes were observed in 10 patients, and telangiectasias in 12 patients. No late effects such as skin atrophy or skin fibrosis were observed during the 7 years of follow-up. The authors concluded that HDR brachytherapy is an effective treatment for keloid scars. It was well-tolerated and did not present significant side effects. The brachytherapy results were more successful in patients who underwent previous surgical excision of keloid scar than in patients without surgery. These investigators favored HDR brachytherapy rather than superficial X-rays or low energy electron beams in keloid scars, because HDR provided a better selective deposit of radiation in tissues and a lower degree of normal tissue irradiation. Other advantages of HDR brachytherapy over low-dose-rate (LDR) brachytherapy included its low cost, the fact that it can be performed on an out-patient basis, its excellent radiation protection, and the better dose distribution obtained. From the clinical perspective, the technique provides a high local control rate without significant sequelae or complications.
De Cicco et al (2014) reported their experience on the adjuvant LDR and HDR interstitial brachytherapy. These investigators analyzed data on 70 consecutive patients treated after complete keloid surgical excision. First 38 patients and 46 keloids were treated with adjuvant LDR brachytherapy and the following 39 patients and 50 keloids underwent HDR treatment. Median delivered dose of LDR therapy was 16 Gy; HDR median dose was 12 Gy. A total of 64 keloids (66.7 %) were symptomatic at diagnosis with pain, itching, or stress. Fourteen relapses over 46 treated keloids (30.4 %) were observed in the LDR group and 19 of 50 keloids (38 %) in the HDR group (p = 0.521). Recurrence rate was significantly higher in males (p = 0.009), in patients younger than 44 years (p < 0.0001), for arms, neck, and chest wall anatomic sites (p = 0.0001) and for symptomatic keloids (p = 0.017). Aesthetic outcome was better in case of larger keloids (greater than 8 cm) (p = 0.064). Symptomatic relief was achieved in 92 % of HDR patients and only 68 % of LDR patients (p = 0.032). The authors concluded that post-operative brachytherapy is an effective treatment for keloids. In this study, LDR and HDR treatments resulted in similar recurrence rate. Better symptomatic relief was reported in case of HDR treatment compared with the LDR regimen.
van Leeuwen et al (2014) noted that keloids cause aesthetic disfigurement and physical complaints, mainly pain and pruritus. Treatment of these scars is difficult, with high recurrence rates forming the main issue. Surgical excision with adjuvant radiotherapy is considered the most effective treatment. At their institution, the authors have been treating keloids with a HDR brachytherapy procedure for over 10 years, using a protocol with the lowest total radiation dosage known in the literature. This prospective study included 43 patients of all Fitzpatrick skin types, with 67 keloids in total. After extra-lesional excision, a radiation scheme of 2 × 6 Gy was administered in 2 fractions: the first within 4 hours after surgery and the second within 24 hours. Scars were measured and recurrence was judged. Scar appearance was evaluated using the Patient and Observer Scar Assessment Scale. The recurrence rate was 3.1 % at a mean follow-up of 33.6 months. A significant average scar surface decrease of 56.7 % was measured (p = 0.01); complaints of pain and pruritus decreased by 82.9 and 87.2 %, respectively. Patients were satisfied with the treatment in 88.6 % of the cases and with the cosmetic result in 77.1 %. Pigmentation problems were seen in 21.4 % of the patients, mostly in Fitzpatrick type V and VI/African American individuals. The authors concluded that the results of this prospective study showed a good cosmetic outcome with a low recurrence rate. The unique radiation schedule proved the safety and effectiveness of HDR brachytherapy and suggested the importance of immediate post-operative irradiation. In addition, only 1 out-patient treatment was needed following surgery, enhancing patient convenience.
Furthermore, an UpToDate review on "Management of keloid and hypertrophic scars following burn injuries" (Gauglitz, 2015) states that "Radiotherapy -- Superficial x-rays, electron beam and low- or high-dose-rate brachytherapy have been employed with generally overall good results in terms of reduced recurrence".
|CPT Codes / HCPCS Codes / ICD-10 Codes
|Information in the [brackets] below has been added for clarification purposes.  Codes requiring a 7th character are represented by "+":
|CPT codes covered if selection criteria are met:
|77401 - 77417
|Radiation treatment delivery [includes beta irradiation]
|77767 - 77772
|Remote afterloading high dose rate radionuclide skin surface brachytherapy, includes basic dosimetry, when performed
|Interstitial radiation source application, complex, includes supervision, handling, loading of radiation source, when performed
|ICD-10 codes covered if selection criteria are met:
|Hypertrophic scar [keloid]
|Ankylosing spondylitis
|Spinal stenosis
|S06.0x0+ - S06. 9x9+
|Intracranial injury
|ICD-10 codes related if selection criteria are met:
|Other intraoperative and postprocedural complications and disorders of the musculoskeletal system [postoperative heterotopic calcification]
Radiation Therapy for Keloids
Radiation Therapy for Heterotopic Ossification
Beta Irradiation for Pterygium
Radiation Therapy for Miscellaneous Indications


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The Biomechanics of Muscle Morphogenesis
Muscles are the major force producing organs of our body. They enable us to climb mountains, run marathons or swim across the Channel. The contractile units of all muscles are called sarcomeres. These are arrayed into linear chains known as myofibrils that span across each muscle fiber. The coordinated movement of myosin motors (thick filaments) along actin tracks (thin filaments) shortens each sarcomere and thus produces muscle force.
Muscle morphogenesis is a multi-step process. Myoblasts proliferate, migrate and fuse to myotubes. Myotube tips search for tendon cells, to which they establish stable force resistant attachments. Finally, myofibrils and sarcomeres assemble within each myofiber. The biomechanics of each myofiber is tuned to the functional needs of each particular muscle type in the body.
Flight muscle morphogenesis and sarcomere scheme.
Flight muscle morphogenesis and sarcomere scheme.
We combine the advantages of the Drosophila genetic tool box with high resolution in vivo imaging to functionally dissect the biomechanics of muscle morphogenesis. Questions we are particularly fascinated by include:
- How do muscles establish force resistant attachments to tendons?
- How are contractile myofibrils and sarcomeres built?
- How is functional muscle diversity achieved?
Drosophila adult muscle development
Flight muscles (green) are attaching to tendons (orange), tension is built up and tendons form long extensions.
We use the Drosophila adult muscles, in particular the flight muscles to image muscle-tendon attachment and myofibrillogenesis in intact developing animals. We found that myotubes first attach to tendon cells at both myotube tips and only after being stably attached, myofibrillogenesis is triggered throughout the entire muscle. Using in vivo laser cutting experiments we discovered that mechanical tension is generated after muscles have attached to tendons. Interestingly, this tension build-up is required for ordered myofibrillogenesis. We hypothesized that tension is used as a molecular compass to direct myofibril assembly, assuring that each myofibril spans across the entire developing muscle fiber. This guarantees effective muscle contractions in the future. We are testing this hypothesis by applying molecular force sensors, which enable us to quantify tension across individual molecules within developing myofibrils.
Flight muscles (green) stably attached to tendons (red). Myofibrils start to assemble.
Flight muscles (green) stably attached to tendons (red). Myofibrils start to assemble.
To walk or to fly
Wild type fibrillar flight muscles but not tubular leg muscles express a particular Titin-related isoform (green), which is lost upon knock-down of spalt or arrest.[less]
Wild type fibrillar flight muscles but not tubular leg muscles express a particular Titin-related isoform (green), which is lost upon knock-down of spalt or arrest.
Flight muscles harbour a specialised 'fibrillar' contractile apparatus to power fast wing oscillations at 200 Hz. This requires a very stiff muscle fiber type, related to vertebrate heart muscle. In contrast, slowly moving leg muscles display a tubular muscle architecture, closely related to striated vertebrate body muscles. We identified the conserved transcription factor Spalt as myofibril selector gene that instructs fibrillar muscle morphogenesis by inducing expression and alternative splicing of key sarcomeric components. We found that downstream of Spalt the muscle specific splicing program is regulated by the RNA binding protein Arrest (Bruno). Thus as in vertebrate muscle, the biomechanics of a fiber-type specific contractile apparatus is regulated by transcription and alternative splicing of specific sarcomeric components. Currently, we are investigating the mechanism of fiber-type specifc alternative splicing as well as the individual impact of the regulated components on myofibril assembly and muscle biomechanics.
CRISPRing the fly
Endogenous Spalt protein tagged with GFP (green) by CRISPR-mediated HDR followed by RMCE is functional and localises to flight muscle nuclei. Trachea in white, myofibrils in red.[less]
Endogenous Spalt protein tagged with GFP (green) by CRISPR-mediated HDR followed by RMCE is functional and localises to flight muscle nuclei. Trachea in white, myofibrils in red.
We have developed an efficient two-step genome engineering protocol to manipulate any Drosophila gene of interest at its endogenous locus. In step 1, we apply CRISPR/Cas9-mediated homology directed repair to replace a target region with a selectable marker (red fluorescent eyes), which is flanked by 2 attP sites. In step 2, we replace the inserted marker with any DNA of choice using ΦC31-mediated cassette exchange (RMCE). This enables flexible and efficient engineering of the locus, for example to generate a tagged allele, or to insert point mutations of choice.
The Drosophila TransgeneOme
LamininA-GFP expression in the adult thorax. Trachea and motor neurons are particularly well visible.
LamininA-GFP expression in the adult thorax. Trachea and motor neurons are particularly well visible.
In collaboration with the Tomancak, Sarov and VijayRaghavan labs we generated a genome-wide resource for the analysis of protein localisation in Drosophila. We tagged 10,000 proteins by inserting GFP into large genomic FlyFos clones. For about 900 clones we generated transgenic flies, which can be used to assess in vivo dynamics and subcellular localisation of the tagged proteins. For many of the tagged proteins functional antibodies or live imaging tools had not been available before. All transgenic lines are available from VDRC and thus can be used by the fly community. A preprint of the manuscript can be found here:


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Lot 566: "Detour: The Story of Oflag"
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They had 18 people on the other night fot TZ3. 18. That was counted on both sides.
What's really unfortunate is that years ago there was a determined effort by the developers to stop all action in TZ3. Me and several other players said "don't do this, it's going to decrease the population in TZ3 and make it even harder to recruit more players". Seriously TZ3 axis side at that time had some great leaders, it was a tight-knit group and other players were actively switching to play in our zone because the community and teamwork was much better even if the battles were smaller.
Without giving out hard numbers DOC said that the change to 1 AO minimum, etc. increased population by 40% in that time zone. If you called bullshit your post was deleted or you were banned.
It's a standard practice to cry bias, but honestly CRS seems to have based most of their decisions on the concerns of a few allied squads that play during US prime-time(although you can't really call it "prime" any more). The axis crew in TZ3 was "breaking the game" according to them and they hit the forums, threatened to unsub,etc. Nevermind that a persistent, 24/7 server is one the main selling points of the game...
I still hope the game can recover but it's probably going to take selling the IP along with new management.
EDIT: This below is a good example of why time zone 3 is dead, and probably won't be coming back. Other players are simply the greater priority, and they don't like people in other time zones recapturing the towns they captured.


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This week Dana Bassett and Duncan Mackenzie catch up with the artist Ben Stone. We are joined thanks to Artadia by special guest host (whose name Duncan has been mispronouncing for years and to his shame this continues here) Elysia Borowy-Reeder Executive Director of MOCAD ( Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit).
We catch up with Ben during the intense run up to his solo show at Western exhibitions which is up now through September 16, 2016. In a rich conversation we chat about things work, humor and contemporary art, violence, sports, and the magic of therapy.
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1. Hafgerdingar at Chicago Artists Coalition
Work by Erik L. Peterson.
Chicago Artists Coalition is located at 217 N. Carpenter St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
2. Halfway to Equilibrium at Chicago Artists Coalition
Work by Stevie Hanley, Esau McGhee and Hui-min Tsen.
Chicago Artists Coalition is located at 217 N. Carpenter St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
3. Sub-Scheme at Western Exhibitions
Curated by Stephanie Cristello with work by Anthony Bragg, Irmak Canevi, Andy Giannakakis, Suzy Gonzalez, Michael R. Leon, Jon Merritt, Whitney Oldenburg, Sarah R. Pater, Fernando Pezzino and Katie Darby Slater.
Western Exhibitions is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
4. Gallery Damacy at Hidden Dog
Work by Amy Chiao, Suzy Amakane and Geoffrey Todd Smith.
Hidden Dog is located at 2151 W. 21st St. Reception Friday 6-10pm.
5. Re / Production at Document
Work by Alice Konitz, Lasse Schmidt Hansen and Sterling Lawrence.
Document is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
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Work by Doug Ischar.
Night Club is located at 3325 N. Pulaski Rd. Reception Saturday, 6-9pm.
2. Grey Area at Western Exhibitions
Work by Edie Fake.
Western Exhibitions is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
3. Suffocated From the Inside at Andrew Rafacz
Work by Ivan Lozano.
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Linda Warren Gallery is located at 327 N. Aberdeen St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
5. How to Build Bars at PeregrineProgram
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1. Ground Floor at Hyde Park Art Center
Co-curated by Dawoud Bey, Michelle Grabner, Caroline Picard, and Daniel Sauter, Allison Peters Quinn and Kate Lorenz, with work by Evan Baden, Hannah Barco, Greg Browe, Houston Cofield, Maggie Crowley, Barbara Diener, Assaf Evron, Andrew Holmquist, Kelly Lloyd, Jesse Malmed, Esau McGhee, Ben Murray, Celeste Rapone, Kyle Schlie, Tina Tahir, Keijaun Thomas, Daniel Tucker, Ramyar Vala, Julie Weber and Nicole Wilson
Hyde Park Art Center is located at 5020 S. Cornell Ave. Reception Friday, 6-8pm.
Work by Alex Chitty.
Adds Donna is located at 4223 W. Lake St. Reception Sunday, 2-5pm.
3. Double Cherry at Threewalls
Curated by Katie Vota, Jonathan Kusnerek, Megan Cline, Abbey Muzatko, and Meredith Donnelly.
Threewalls is located at 119 N. Peoria St. Reception Friday, 8-11pm.
4. Hold Together at Johalla Projects
Work by Lisa Lindvay.
Johalla Projects is located at 1821 W. Hubbard St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
5. Effeminaries at Western Exhibitions
Curated by Matt Morris with work by Cameron Crawford, Danielle Dean, Chris Edwards, Greg Ito, Kacie Lambert and Joel Parsons.
Western Exhibitions is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
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1. Placemakers Summit (Part 1 & Part 2) at Mana Contemporary Chicago
Part of VERSION14. Part 1 (Saturday) 1pm: Contested Territory with Multiuso, The Graffiti Institute and 96 Acres, 2pm: Tactical Urbanism 101 with Rik Adamski, 3pm: ArchiGO with Paul Durica and Nick Fraccaro, 4pm: A Free Frame with Robert Herbst, 5pm: Presentation TBA by Krisann Rehbein. Part 2 (Sunday) 1pm: Why Aren't We All Developers By Now? with Charles Vinz, 2pm: Wicker Park Bocce Club with Alex Gara, 3pm: Space-taking and place-making with Sean Starowitz, 4pm: Fertile Substrate: the down and dirty job of placemaking with Nance Klehm, 5 pm: Hypercities, Bangkok with Logan Bay.
Mana Contemporary Chicago is located at 2233 S. Throop St. Discussions 1-6pm Saturday and Sunday.
2. don't trust the floor at Slow
Work by Claire Ashley, Tony Balko, Meg Duguid, Jason Dunda, Max Byron Garett, Kevin Jennings, Chuck Jones, Julie Potratz, Rebecca Walz and Ryan Michael Pfeiffer.
Slow is located at 2153 W. 21st St. Reception Saturday 6-9pm.
3. So It Goes at Sunday Project
Work by Tim Mann, Ryan Nault, and Allison Wade.
Sunday Project is located at 1344 W. 18th Pl. #1F. Reception Sunday 3-6pm.
4. We do what we like and we like what we do at Western Exhibitions
Work by Dan Attoe, Elijah Burgher, Lilli Carré, Ryan Travis Christian, Courttney Cooper, Nicholas Frank, Richard Hull, Dutes Miller, Rachel Niffenegger, Paul Nudd, Robyn O'Neil, Stan Shellabarger, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Deb Sokolow, and Ben Stone.
Western Exhibitions is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday 5-8pm.
5. SOLO @ CIRCA at CircaModern
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Sonora Inn, Sonora
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 30 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Seasonal outdoor pool
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- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Meeting room
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- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Daily housekeeping
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cable TV service
- Free self parking
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- Heart of Sonora
- Stage 3 Theater Company (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
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- This hotel has 30 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Free continental breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1896
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- Air conditioning
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Very nice room. Really comfortable bed.
The feeling when you walk in is like walking back in time, with and old first generation home phone on the wall. Room were not small, but just the right size. The beds were very comfortable. The historic elevator was amazing!! Only two people could fit, with luggage, but it had the feel of the 1800's!
Very dated, paper thin walls, mold in the bathroom.
Hotel was nice with a historic feel to it. Easy parking. Great location. A small minus was the minimal breakfast options. Another minus, but probably not the hotel's fault, is that the king room that we reserved on hotel.com was not available. This was the second time that happened on this trip...
Very quaint hotel. Looked like a luxury hotel from the 30's - but comfortable rooms. Shower pressure was low and the noise from the traffic started early in the morning, and some were large logging trucks. But for the price and convenience, I would stay there again.
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Located on the outskirts of Elgin, the Eight Acres is the perfect base from which to explore the Highlands. For those seeking activity, the leisure club and heated indoor pool will leave you totally refreshed. The hotel sits in acres of lush green land and offers a truly peaceful retreat, just minutes away from the centre of Elgin. Ideally placed for enjoying the delights of the Malt Whisky Trail and some of Scotland's finest golf courses are nearby too. Take the chance to go dolphin and seal spotting on the Moray Firth or go to the Cairngorm National Park and watch the herds of red deer and other local wildlife. Alternatively, guests can relax in the contemporary surroundings of the Darroch Restaurant and Lounge Bar.
- Leisure club
- Families welcome
- Excellent base for exploring Morayshire
- Elgin Cathedral
- Visit the ruins of what was once one of the most important cathedrals in Scotland
- Spynie Palace
- A ruin full of history, with fantastic views of the surrounding greenery and lochs
- Moray Motor Museum
- See a range of classic cars and motorbikes, many of which are still used competitively
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- Taste a few malts and learn the art of whisky making
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Dr. Gary Goldenberg, MD
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Qualifications and Experience
- Medical School - Temple University, Doctor of Medicine
- Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Residency in Dermatology
- Albert Einstein Medical Center, Internship in Internal Medicine
- University of Colorado Hospital, Fellowship in Dermatopathology
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- Mount Sinai Faculty Practice Associates
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- English
- Russian
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- American Board of Dermatology
- Dermatopathology (Dermatology)
Professional Memberships
- American Academy of Dermatology
- American Society of Dermatopathology
- American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
Awards and Publications
- Super Doctor NY 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015
- Top Doctors 2014
- New York's Top Ten Dermatologists for 2011 by Vitals.com
- Del Rosso JQ, Kircik L, Goldenberg G, Brian B. Comprehensive management of actinic keratoses: practical integration of available therapies with a review of a newer treatment approach. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2014 Sep;7(9 Suppl S2-S12):S2-S12.
- Geller L, Rosen J, Frankel A, Goldenberg G. Perimenstrual flare of adult acne. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2014 Aug;7(8):30-4.
- Mansouri Y, Goldenberg G. Devices and topical agents for rosacea management. Cutis. 2014 Jul;94(1):21-5.
- Haddican M, Linkner RV, Singer G, Jim SC, Gagliotti M, Goldenberg G. Retapamulin 1% Ointment and Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Foam is More Efficacious than Vehicle Ointment and Clobetasol 0.05% Propionate Foam in the Treatment of Hand/Foot Dermatitis: A Single Center, Randomized, Double-blind Study. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2014 Jul;7(7):32-6.
- Berman B, Goldenberg G, Hanke CW, Tyring SK, Werschler WP, Knudsen KM, Larsson T, Swanson N. Efficacy and safety of ingenol mebutate 0.015% gel after cryosurgery of actinic keratosis: 12-month results. J Drugs Dermatol. 2014 Jun;13(6):741-7.
- Perl M, Goldenberg G. Field therapy in the treatment of actinic keratosis. Cutis. 2014 Apr;93(4):172-3.
- Swanson N, Smith CC, Kaur M, Goldenberg G. Imiquimod 2.5% and 3.75% for the treatment of actinic keratoses: two phase 3, multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies. J Drugs Dermatol. 2014 Feb;13(2):166-9.
- 58. Goldenberg, G. Actinic Keratosis Treatment: Playing the Field. Practical Dermatology. 2014: 4: 47-50.
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Dr. Gary Goldenberg is the Medical Director of the Dermatology Faculty Practice at The Mount Sinai Medical Center. Board Certified in both Dermatology and Dermatopathology, Dr. Goldenberg provides comprehensive dermatological care in medical and cosmetic dermatology, including skin cancer, nevi (moles), psoriasis, eczema, sexually transmitted diseases, acne, BOTOX® and filler injections, and laser surgery.
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Dr. Goldenberg is often sought out by the media and has appeared on CNN, FoxNews, ABC, CBS, Good Morning America Health, Wall Street Journal, New Beauty, Redbook, Good Housekeeping, and Woman's Day, among many others.
Dr. Goldenberg is the author of over 100 original articles, and has been listed in Super Doctors in New York Times, Top Doctor in New York Magazine, and as top 10 dermatologists in NYC by Vitals.com.
Dr. Goldenberg is a member of many professional organizations, including American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, American Society of Dermatopathology, and is the President Elect of Dermatologic Society of Greater New York, nation's largest local dermatologic society.
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Verified Patient Reviews
I am extremely satisfied with Dr. Goldenberg's professional demeanor and with the treatment that I received.
The wait was annoying but at least i was forewarned when i arrived.
Dr Goldenberg is great. But Zocdoc messed me up. I signed up for a 12:20 appt and I have a text message confirming that. But when I showed up, the desk clerks said I was scheduled for 10:20. There was no room to see me then, so I have to come back in a week. Very inconvenient. So Dr Goldenberg is great, but I'll never use Zocdoc again.
My appointment was for 11:40 a.m.. At 11:50, I was taken to an examination room and asked to change into a robe open in the front for my full body exam. Thus barely clad, and chilly, I sat for 40 MINUTES without anyone entering the room. After 35 minutes, I called the doctor's phone number to ascertain his whereabouts and couldn't get through to a live person. I dressed; left; and obtained a credit for my co-pay, which had been collected when I arrived. This process took an additional 15 minutes due to incompetence of the billing staff. By now, over an hour after my appointment, nobody had looked for me; apologized to me; or given any other indication that the doctor knew, or cared whether, I had ever arrived. Why does this happen? In part because Dr. Goldenberg schedules an appointment every ten minutes (!!!). Arrogant assembly line medicine at its most disgraceful. If you choose Dr. Goldenberg, don't make the mistake of thinking your time is valuable.
Utterly professional.
More than right away. Showed Ilya early & was shown right in. Been seeing Dr. Goldenberg for your years for a resdon
Very efficient and direct but still courteous and gave his full attention to my concerns. I felt very comfortable with Dr. Goldenberg.
The Zoc Doc appointment was canceled however Dr. Goldenberg fit me in his schedule.
Was seen right away. Very professional and good bedside manner. Professional front desk and MA was excellent
His office called me two hours before my appointment to tell me in a very rude and decisive tone that they were going to cancel my appointment because Dr. Goldenberg did not accept my insurance, "or else I would be a self-pay patient". It took me more than an hour to convince them that my insurance was actually accepted by Dr. Goldenberg - for the longest time they were not listening to what I was telling them. In the end, I was right, which they eventually conceded, after they had been very stubborn and wasted a lot of everybody's time. As the icing on the cake, after this, nobody at the office felt the urge to apologise to me, they only seemed annoyed with me that I had been right and they had been wrong. I had to explicitly draw an apology out of them, which I eventually got. All this obivously already made me feel extremely unwelcome and uncomfortable. Dr. Goldenberg himself did not seem to take me or my problems eriously - he started by asking some questions about my personal life, about which he then immediately made a joke at my expense to his assistant, which I thought very inappropriate. He gave the impression that he was in a rush and that my problems were not serious enough to be considered by him. I found his manner business-like and impersonal. He dismissed any serious worries instantly instead of taking them seriously, listening to them carefully and taking the time to actually take away my worries, even if they were maybe unnecessary, the worries were still there! The actual time I saw Dr. Goldenberg was less than five minutes, during which it was mostly him talking to his assistant and hardly ever making eye contact with me. Both Dr. Goldenberg and his office still have a lot to learn about the psychological and patient-oriented side of things.
I had a very productive visit. Dr.Goldenberg was very helpful,nice and took care of my problem during the visit.
First visit - I was seen on time and was treated with care.
Efficient, clear, and a solid human being all around. I would recommend Dr. Goldenberg to anyone.
Very informative of the procedure I was going to go through and most of all painless. The facility was very clean and organized. His assistants were very helpful and pleasant.
Dr Goldenberg was prompt in diagnosing my condition, thorough and friendly.
Staff was friendly. Doctor was polite and cordial. Felt a little rushed for a first time patient.
We travel from Queens to see Dr. Goldenberg. Found his listing while looking for a psoriasis specialist. I immediately saw the difference between his attention and interest and the dermatologist we had been seeing locally. The trip is more than worth every minute. What can be more important than taking the best care of yourself?
Great visit. Professional, crisp, friendly, clear answers to questions. I like dr goldenberg very much.
He has a friendly informality and is very respectful. He is a man of few words, but I like his get-down-to-business approach.
was the first time visiting this office. the doctor refer me to another specialist. meanwhile he prescribed a medication.
I'm not an easy patient, but Dr. Goldenberg was very patient with me. He took my concerns into account when planning a course of treatment. This was my first visit, and so far, so good .
A little long to wait but I thought the experience was great. Dr. Goldenberg is fantastic. Courteous, personable and explains everything in clarity. I would reccommend him to family and friends.
Dr Goldenberg is by far the best dermatologist. His personality and skill set is unmatched by any other Doctor. The only downside is that the wait to see him is sometimes longer then expected; I didn't get called back until almost an hour after my scheduled time.
Technically he might have followed his training but his manner was dismissive and condescending.
The doctor didn't review my history I spent 15 minutes detailing in the paperwork at all. His bedside manner was pretty terrible. I felt like the fellow had a better grip on how to treat patients. He spend less than 6 minutes with me. Tried to give me a script and left. Not impressed at all.
I thought he was professional and down to earth. with the preperation of the nurses, Dr. Goldenberg knew exactly what to say and how to act towards my reason for going withou any further explaination from me.
My visit was extremely quick, he diagnosed me in less than 5 minutes. Very friendly doctor.
I came here for a typical skin check. Upon coming into the exam room, he quickly opened my gown without asking - I wasn't prepared and felt violated. I'm sure he didn't intend this - but he should be more sensitive.
Very short visit but he was very polite and professional. Will be back in two weeks :)
Overbooking always leads to extended waiting time before seeing Doc
I have never written a zocdoc review before but was so offended about my experience this morning I had to share as a precaution. After making me wait for 40 mins (in an overcrowded and unpleasant waiting room) the very rude receptionist assured me I was "next, he is running late" with absolutely no apology. Yet, when the doctor emerged he took a pharma rep back for a meeting instead of seeing me. Incredibly rude. Don't go. Plenty of other dermatologists in UES.
I've been seeing Dr. Goldenberg for 5 years. My experience has been very positive.
Great physician! I recommend Dr. Goldenberg highly.
Very straight forward and gave me the answers I need. Explained next steps and I'll be back in two weeks.
Very friendly and good advice.
Dr. Goldenberg was friendly and professional. He was succinct and quickly made a diagnosis and prescribed treatment. Highly recommend.
I got to the office 30 mins before my scheduled appointment time and got in instantly to see the Doctor. He was very informative and made me feel at ease. I only wish he wrote down the referral to a primary care physician.
Super friendly, likeable, knowledgeable. The best in the field. Would not trust my cherished face to anyone else. 100 percent recommend.
Very satisfying. Good communication.
Super professional Very nice
I strongly recommend Dr. Goldenberg -- in my experience, he has been a very trustworthy and knowledgeable physician.
Dr. Goldenberg was very charming, and his nurse and student were lovely as well. Once I filled out my paperwork and was called to the exam room, there was very little wait time. I would definitely go back for further skin concerns!
Over 30 minutes behind at only 10:20 am, is pretty bad. Other than that, great visit.
Totally Professional.
I felt I was well taken care of.
Dr. Goldenberg was professional. He was kind & diagnosed me quickly. Very personable!
The doctor was very fast and to the point. Quickly gave the diagnosis.
Personable, and quick and to the point. Clearly outlined a plan for taking care of condition
Dr Goldenberg is very thorough and extremely attentive and caring .
As always, the Doctor was very professional, as well as amiable. His staff was just as nice. Dr. Goldenberg showed his usual concern, and provided immediate instructions and opinion. It was much appreciated.
He explains everything (sometimes of course you have to ask specific questions). I feel confident with his diagnoses.
Office feels like a mill. Long waits, lots of ads, and not a lot of competence. Dr G is excellent, his office is not.
Dr. Goldenberg is an excellent physician. Always professional! I wiould highly recommend Dr. Goldenberg.
Excellent in all respects. I would highly recommend Dr. Goldenberg
I felt very rushed and he was rude. I went in for a full body check for skin cancer and he tried to sell me services to shrink my pores and for wrinkles. He also started to take biopsies without explaining to me what he was doing. I will never go back.
Dr Goldenberg is the epitome of an open, communicative, physician. He is on top of the latest technology and ideas in his field. And very efficient in his exams and treatment.
Although it took a while to be seen, Dr. Goldenberg was quick and pleasant. My skin screening went so quickly that I had to wonder how thorough the exam was, but I don't seriously doubt that he did the job well. It was my first one, so I don't have much of a basis for comparison. And I can't complain too much when I was able to get a same-day appointment. Overall, I was satisfied.
I arrived 10 min early and was called one minute before my scheduled appointment time, so I call that "right away". Dr Goldenberg defines bedside manner, in terms of explaining what he is doing and why, and listening to feedback. He is very thorough in his exams. I don't believe I could find a better dermatologist.
Dr. Goldenberg listened to my concern, he was empathetic, and provided an immediate response. He is very knowledgeable and competent.
I've seen Dr. Goldenberg a few times but I'm not satisfied. He removed a mole and had to do it twice, because the first time it just grew again, and the second time some stitch thread remained inside my flesh (never got out). Also, I have some kind of skin condition but he was not able to treat it, he just visited me 2 minutes and gave me some topical cream and spray that are not properly working. I'll definitely see another doctor.
Very professional
Fine consultation. Very nice staff.
Excellent visit as usual.
Very good bedside manner. Efficient and friendly.
Very short wait; excellent doctor; knowledgable, caring and directly to the point. Highly recommend.
Took the time to really analyzed my problem and concerns
He is always very conscientious and thorough. He also takes the time to have a few friendly words and give advise.
I scheduled an a 6:20pm appointment (so I could be seen after work) and I didn't see the doctor until 7:15pm! I arrived around 6:15 for my appointment. The waiting room wasn't that full but there was only one lady at the desk processing paperwork and answering phones. I was there about 25 minutes before she asked me for my insurance info, etc. After I filled it out I asked how much longer was the wait going to be and expressed my annoyance with having to wait half hour. She didn't have answer for me. 15 minutes later she asked for my co-pay! I was reluctant because I couldn't believe 40 minutes had past and I had to pay upfront for an appointment I wasn't sure I even wanted. At 7:05 I was finally taken to an examing room. I expressed to both Dr. Goldenberg's assistant and to him when he came in that I didn't appreciate having to wait so long. He seemed somewhat apologetic. He did address my issues and seemed knowledgeable but I was already turned off by the whole waiting room experience. Don't make an evening appointment here, you may be waiting all night.
He is competent and easy to talk to. Really like him.
I really like Goldenberg. I've been seeing him for a while, he's a nice guy and very straightforward.
Great bedside manner - had a sense of humor and did a thorough skin check up
He told me what I knew already from online research and wasn't very helpful. I felt like he was forced to be polite and wasn't very welcoming.
Tried to sell me acne medication (sometimes have breakouts on my face but very light) and I came for a skin screening, asked not a thing about so called acne. He barely looked at me and was patronizing. Highly unprofessional and clearly solely motivated by those green bills..
Affable and smart; he knew exactly what to look for and while the visit was quick I did not feel rushed and felt well-cared for.
Terrific. Dr . Goldenberg is extremely thorough. His assistant is terrific. Excellent customer service. Excellent patient care
right to the point.
I thought he was great. Took the time to Discuss various other treatments other than what I was there for. Have recommended him to my spouse.
He was courteous and referred me to another doctor who would be more appropriate for the problem I had.
Professional, polite, communicative and knowledgeable. Overall excellent experience.
He is very through in his inspection for skin abnormalities. Always explains what he is doing. Calls you at home with results of any biopsy. Just what you want your dermatologist to be.
I would definitely see Doctor Goldenberg again. He was thorough and professional, very honest and up front in answering my questions, and didn't try to push me to do anything extra.
Dr. Goldenberg is fantastic. A true professional.
Very expensiv
very good doctor
Very professional, thorough and courteous staff
Very pleasant and professional
very helpful and understanding
Dr. Goldenberg listened to and addressed my medical problem with excellent professionalism. Highly recommend and admire.
He was thorough, knowledgeable and very efficient. I love his straight-forward approach.
Dr Goldenberg is a Great Dermatologist. In addition his bedside manner is Excellent. He is truly a good doc.
No problems. Dr Goldenberg is knowledgable and skilled. I think he gives good advice about skin care. I was greeted immediately when approaching the front desk and the woman helping me was courteous and professional
I went for a skin screening and consultation on few spots / moles. Dr Goldenberg was very nice and attentive, he answered all my questions. I thought I would need to come back again for removal of some moles, but he did straightaway and I was done with everything in less than 30min! The whole place is clean, staff and nurses are nice. I have already recommended Dr Goldenberg at work and I will come back if I need further consultation / procedures!
I did not like that I had the 8AM time and someone literally got out of the elevator before me who had the 8:20AM time and got to see the doc earlier. If I wanted the 8:20AM time I would have made that time.
Lacked proper bedside manner to make patient feel comfortable, appeared rushed and pushy
He's fantastic!!
A very good Doctor highly recommended
Nice staff. Efficient use of time. Straight forward when removing my chest lesion. Upfront on further treatments not covered by insurance. I'll be back to get the rest done
Dr. Goldenberg and his staff were outstanding. They were organized, punctual and very kind. Dr. Goldenberg was such a professional and gave practical common sense guidance for all of my issues. I would highly recommend him and his team.
I saw Dr G for cosmetic reasons. He is excellent. I have gone to other doctors for this type of service, but he is by far the best! I highly recommend him!
Fine. Answered al questions. Will continue to follow up with Dr. Goldenberg.
Seemed like a very good, professional doctor. This initial visit was short but gave a "game plan" for future visits.
Great bedside manner. Thorough.
Dr Goldenberg is very professional, and very knowledgeable!
Knowledgable, accessible, engaging, and well versed on emerging medicines and practice
He seemed uncomfortable when dealing with fungi and more serious issues. He seemed to also be a little too headstrong, giving diagnoses in comparison to corvettes and tossing gloves on the table after examination. By the way, pretty gross.
Excellent Doc. With specialization in psoriasis.
He was very thorough and patient. Extremely knowledgable and professional. He has a great personality and makes you feel comfortable.
This was my first visit with Dr. Goldenberg, for a general checkup. I was very impressed with his "bedside" manner, efficiency, and knowledge. I plan to return for some laser treatments for dark spots on my face.
Excellent. Very professional.
Dr Goldenberg was effecient, personable, and reassuring. I would highly recommend him. The office staff were also wonderful.
He seems to know his stuff! He explained things, was efficient and answered all questions. I would highly recommend him.
The Dr seemed disinterested with what my situation was and appeared to be in a rush. He came off as very kurt and unpleasant! Plus the treatment room I was in was old and dirty for Mt. Siani standards. I will never go to him again.
He was friendly, yet professional. Gave me a thorough exam and also answered all my questions. He was highly recommended by my internist.
I think Dr. Goldenberg is great!!! takes the time to review what he is looking at and what I should do s a follow up.
Nice office, fast check in, only a minute wait. Doctor came in right away and was great. He spoke well and was very straightforward. I would recommend.
Very efficient in regards to wait time, and very knowledgeable.
awesome! very cool doctor
great doc, highly reccomend
I arrived 15 min early so my wait was really almost nothing. He was very efficient with the procedure and was done in ten minutes. Very very good.
Awesome .... what more can I say about a man who saved my life 3 times?
Answered my questions and was very professional
Very experienced and knowledgeable about skin conditions.
Very professional and efficient doctor. The entire office operation was very well run - then knew who we were on arrival, and very helpful
Dr. Goldenberg is very attentive, involved and patient . I felt comfortable in that he didn 't rush and was interested in knowing why I came to see him. I have complete confidence in him and would recommend him highly.
Excellent physician I would highly recommend!!!
He is very through, has a wonderful manner. Can't ask for more.
Great. He looked at/took care of everything I asked him to look at. professional and courteous.
He's THE BEST!!!!! Apart from been famous, he's very kind, compassioneted and passionated on what he does. He makes me GOOD (fix me) immediately!!! .The ONLY thing I'm in disagreement is to pay Co-Pay before the visit. The only time I pre-paid is for tickets for the movies or to the stadium. I know I'm seen a movie star, but he's my doctor. Thank you very much.
He was very efficient and removed the bump that had been bothering me that very day!
I think Dr Goldenberg is a great Doc, and would and do reccomended him to my friends
Dr Goldenberg is an excellent physician and makes unpleasant medical conditions easy to deal with. I recommend him highly.
Great. I stick with him because he does not make me uncomfortable and he listens to me when I have concerns about my health.
He was quick and efficient without me feeling rushed. He answered questions and made sure things were written down so I could look them up later on my own.
He was rushed and had his presciption pad out within 60 seconds of talking to me. He looked briefly at my issue and did not seem concerned with me telling him other areas which also seem to be affected. He gave me a couple of injections and told me to come back in two months and then swiftly walked out of the room. Not a pleasant experience and I don't feel my issues were really addressed. Will be going to another doctor next time.
Fast and no nonsense.
Runs late but is good!
I was surprised about how pleasant this visit was. He's great. :)
Great- He is brief and to the point but willing to answer any questions/concerns.
Worst medical consultation ever, unprofessional, dismissive, arrogant and not helpful. Filthy office.
He's thorough, professional,sweet, empathetic. Love, love, love him! Gives you his full attention & you never feel rushed.
One of the reasons I chose Dr. Goldenberg was because I wanted to see a male doctor. Therefore, I was a bit uncomfortable that there were two females in the room observing my examination.
It was great.. I am sure at least colored bythe fact that my issue was totallyof no concern.
Very Pleased
he was very friendly and professional. answered all my questions and didn't rush. office staff is very nice as well
Seldom have such an easy doctor's visit -- forms were sent in advance; shown in to doctor's office right on time; doctor came in as soon as nurse finished preliminaries. Doctor explained required actions carefully. Only sour note was the "cashier" who was clearly having a bad day.
Love, love, love him! He's the best!
This visit was very good..it helped me much.
Fantastic! He quickly identified the issues, gave me a prescription and even gave me samples and coupons!
Great experience. Very caring and knowledgeable.
Great visit
Dr Goldenberg is very professional but calming. Does not make you feel rushed.
Was able to see him quickly. His bedside manner was excellent.
Just fine, except for the 30 minute wait. Assistant apologized, which is good, and I had a book, which also helped.
He is a great dermatologist, and I have suggested him to many friends and family.
Excellent physician. Friendly, explains everything, quick procedure.
Excellent , though expensive !
Very thorough, can not reccommend him highly enough. I've seen a number of dermatologists in Manhattan, no question he is the best.
Excellent Doctor, great. Diagnostician and Fabulous Dermotologist. I would highly reccomended.
I think he is great. Explains everything as he goes along. Easy to talk to.
Excellent doctor, very straight forward and highly knowledgeable. Looking very forward to my follow-up visits.
Dr. Goldenberg & his staff are extremely professional. The support staff was most helpful. They were able to retrieve my records which were 1 1/2 years old and process my visit within 30 minutes!
This is not the first time that I've had an extensive wait to see him. He's fine once I'm seen, but he needs to plan his day better so patients' 10 minute sessions don't become 60+ minutes. My time is valuable too, particularly when I go during the work day.
Excellent - would recommend him highly. Very thorough but also on time!
I really like Dr. Goldenberg. This service rocks. Many thanks!
He is a wonderful Dr, always willing to look at problem areas, even if your appointment was for something else.
Dr. Goldenberg is very educated, dedicated to advancements in treatment/research, and compassionate to all his patients. He is an on-time doctor and does not overbook which results in not waiting for extended periods of time.
He is the best! A doctor that cares about his patient.
Very good
Wonderful experience. Office staff and Med assistants all very polite and friendly. Barely a wait in the waiting room and thoroughly evaluated for Annual screening as well as discussion related to skincare. Would highly recommend Dr. Goldenberg
He is very profecional , very good doctor
Dr. Goldenberg was very professional and helpful - he clearly explained the treatment options and made me confident that I was in the best hands. I highly recommend him.
Dr. Goldenberg is knowledgeable and professional, with a very pleasant and friendly manner. I think he is great and I will definitely see him again.
He is a good doctor
I was a little uncomfortable because he had a medical assistant, nurse, and medical student in the room during my body scan. I think that was a little much for an exam where you're entire body is checked over.
Very good introduction for the new dermatology patient. He explained things in basic terms without being condescending.
Dr. Goldenberg is a very helpful, talented and friendly doctor.
Love Dr. Goldenberg!
I have been a patient of Dr Goldenberg for a few years and consider him to be of the highest professional caliber. He is also most approachable and personable.
Dr. Goldenberg took a biopsy from under my eye last August and I still have a scar. I didn't get any warning or alternative options before he numbed my cheek and left with his student. I was probably his last patient and maybe he was in a hurry, but it was still unacceptable. I am still trying to treat the discoloration now.
The Doc is so nice, unrushed, very very smart, and it was a great experience.
Dr Goldenberg is clear, concise, easy to understand. Very likable. Treated me great. Explained everything, very gentle. Not rushed.
Late but great
I thought it was great!
No nonsense doc. Both knowledgable and confident. Very busy practice. He was very observant.
He was respectful, courteous, and very knowledgeable. A great listener and compassionate!
This is my second time seeing Dr. Goldenberg. He is excellent!
Staff was very nice and accommodating. I ran late due to train issues. Of course they had to take care of patients who were on time first, but they took me in shortly after that.
Professional and friendly.
It went very well.
He is a personable doctor who spends a decent amount of time with you. He is knowledgeable and honest with you. I will definitely be going back to him for a follow up appointment.
Love Gary Goldenberg!
Great Doc
My plastic surgeon recommended me to see him. I had to wait less than 30 min although I filled up all the paper work before hand. But it was worth the wait. I have some serious issues with my facial skin. He referred me to another dermatologist rather than experimenting on me which the best thing. He is well experienced,knowledgeable and honest what else you want in your doctor.
got what i needed.
He is the best Dermatologist I have ever been to.
Very nice and knowledgable would definitely recommend this doctor to friends or family
Dr Goldenberg was wonderful. This was my first visit with him. He came highly recommended by other physician's that I work with here in MSSM.
Very knowledgeable, answered all my questions and addressed my concerns.
Patient need larger examination room, the room is tiny. Patient need more time with his Doctor.
I would highly recommend Dr. Goldenberg!
Excellent doctor's office experience! Thanks Doc...
Very professional. Made me feel extremely comfortable. He was good with explaining,giving options and making recommendations.
He was not very attentive, make you feel like he had more important things to do. He was very fast and quick
I felt very comfortable with Dr. Goldenberg and his staff and am confident his treatment for my rash will help heal quickly.
Very professional and courteous.
Thorough and explained well
Dr. Goldenberg was very thorough. He addressed my concerns right away and then voluntarily checked in with me about a number of additional concerns. Although my appointment was quick, I did not feel rushed at all. I felt as though Dr. Goldenberg was truly interested in helping me in every way possible. I will definitely be going back!
Pleasant, knowledgable, proficient
Dr. Goldenberg is an excellent doctor...very knowledgeable and informative. He and his assistant took their time and answered all my questions. I highly recommend Dr. Goldenberg.
Friendly Professional, Courteous.
Very nice guy. Genuinely interested in solving your problem, whatever he has to do. Very professional.
I didnt wait long, staff are so nice, and the Dr goldenberg is the best!
Dr. Goldenberg was efficient and professional. He saw me quickly and knew exactly what Rx I needed.
Dr. Goldenberg is terrific. He gave s.me a thorough exam and was happy to answer my question
Dr. Goldenberg was great! Very professional personable and gave me the treatment I was expecting.
I've been seeing Dr. Goldenberg for two years and he's never let me down! Very warm manner and extremely trustworthy.
My experience with Dr Goldenberg was excellent! He was knowledgeable, courteous, and answered all of my questions promptly.
Dr. Goldenberg is an excellent Dermatologist. I strongly reccommend him.
Professional, clear explanations, and personable. Flexible as I was 30 minutes late because of traffic.
Doctor was nice knew right away what was the problem
Dr. Goldenberg is best of breed. I say this because he saved my life three times by detecting malignant melanomas. He easily becomes a good friend.
I was given a bit of hard time for running late to my appointment by whomever answered the phone (i called to let them know I was running about 5-8 minutes late), and then I ended up not getting called into my appointment until about 40 minutes after my original appointment time.
It was my first time at the office, they were on time, efficient and professinal. Dr. Goldenberg was exactly what I was looking for in a Dr.
Excellent patient/physician experience. I felt comfortable right away. Dr. Goldenberg and his team were thorough and very informative.
Excellent in all ways.
I am sure that he is a fine physician, but the office was overbooked and he talked to me for about 1.5 minutes before handing my a prescription and sending me on my way. I am sure some people just want a drug, but I would like to know that I am being thoroughly examined and properly treated, not just on some sort of medication conveyor belt.
Extremely please with Dr Goldenberg's expertise and advise. Very positive experience.
Outstanding in every way. Office personnel and front desk staff extremely professional, friendly and accommodating. Dr. Goldenberg is a great clinician - works dillegently to problem-solve. And he never rushes the visit. One of the best FPA practices!
This dr is terrific. Spent time with me. Knowledgeable about my condition. Direct and a nice guy!
Dr Goldenberg answered all my questions and had a great bedside manner. I would recommend him to any of my friends.
excellent in all areas
Appointment was extremely rushed - I did not feel like I received a complete exam.
Excellent Doc. Treated me well and answered all my questions. Never felt rushed.
Very smooth and professional.
I like Dr. Goldenberg and his staff and have recommended him to several fiends but every time I have had an appointment at this office I have waited over an hour.
I liked Dr. Goldenberg very much - he was thorough and efficient. Likewise, the practice was run very smoothly and professionally.
He is very professional and very efficient. He also apologized for making me wait 5 minutes--something I appreciated.
Professional, courteous and knowledgable.
Very nice doctor. Sat down with me, walked me through what he was doing and let me ask questions rather than rushing in and out. That said, he did not waste my time with unnecessary tests and questions.
He is very professional,very nice and he really knows his art. Everything about his office like the staff on down great people. I like my doctor visits.
Very competent
Very professional knowledgeable and courteous
He was just super.
I would highly recommend anyone needing a Dermatologist to visit Dr. Goldenberg. He was extremely knowledgeable and answered all my questions without feeling rushed. His staff was very courteous and professional and made you feel welcomed as soon as you walked in. Very pleased with my decision to have him as my Doctor.
very thorough and was impressed that he wants me to let him know via e-mail if the cream he prescribed works for me!
He was great and definitely had patience for all my questions. He made me feel as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
Insensitive time waster.
Wonderful doctor! Great practice, very professional front desk staff. Clinical staff is outstanding. Wait time is minimal - I see many doctors at the FPA and Dr. Goldenberg is the only one with little or no wait time! HIGHLY recommend him.
Dr. Goldenberg is an excellent physician - smart, kind, with outstanding patient rapport. He is very approachable and takes the time to explain everything. I would highly recommend him to everyone.
Good visit, good demeanor and technique. Will schedule appointments with this doctor in the future.
Detailed the nature of my skin issues,explained that days procedure and answered questions after,and followed up quickly with explanation of lab results.
I was very pleased with this encounter. I didn't have to wait very long and once I was taken to a patient room, Dr. Goldenberg saw me shortly after. I also could tell that Dr. Goldenberg was very knowledgeable and I appreciated that he took the time to listen to what was concerning me.
cool guy
Very professional and quick diagnosis