I have always mentored at least two postdoctoral fellows at any one time. I have significant contributions in Teaching and Education. I was the site PI (BWH) for the NIH funded cardiothoracic surgical trials in mitral regurgitation. I have an interest in functional, ischemic mitral regurgitation. I have an interest in right heart failure and have recently been funded by the AHA for this work. My work is published in Circulation and Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, the most important journals in cardiology and cardiovascular surgery. There is a patent pending on this methodology. I am internationally known for this research. This work has resulted in the most comprehensive understanding of ventricular restraint. I invented a method to apply restraint in an adjustable, measurable way. I am investigating ventricular restraint, a new treatment for heart failure where the heart is wrapped with prosthetic material. There are probably less than five fully clinically active, extramurally funded cardiac surgeons nationally.
FREDERIC CHEN FULL
I supervise typically 2-3 postdoctoral research fellows, a medical student, and a full time laboratory manager. I was RO1 funded and am currently AHA funded. I have promulgated selective antegrade cerebral perfusion at BWH, a technique for minimizing stroke risk during aortic surgery. I am known for meticulous patient care in the operating room and floor. I perform a full and complete spectrum of adult cardiac surgery, including valvular, coronary, and aortic surgery. My Area of Excellence is Clinical Expertise and Innovation. My research interest is applying engineering principles to cardiac surgery with an emphasis on heart failure. Previously, I was the Director of the Cardiac Surgery Research Laboratory at BWH.
I am an extramurally (NIH and AHA) funded surgeon scientist. With a full load of 200 surgeries annually, I am known for outstanding patient care in all New England.
FREDERIC CHEN PROFESSIONAL
I am an adult cardiac surgeon with significant professional activity in clinical care, laboratory research, resident teaching, and administration. Morrow Research Scholar, American Association for Thoracic SurgeryĢ004, Russek Travel Award, American College of CardiologyĢ002, Laparoscopic "Top Gun" Award, Brigham and Women's Hospitalġ998, Intern of the Year, Brigham and Women's Hospitalġ995, American Society for Artificial Internal Organs Fellowshipġ992, Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Fellow, Harvard Medical School 2014, McGoon Award Recipient, American Association for Thoracic SurgeryĢ013, HMS Mentoring Excellence Nominee, Brigham and Women's HospitalĢ013, McGoon Award Nominee, American Association for Thoracic SurgeryĢ012, McGoon Award Nominee, American Association for Thoracic SurgeryĢ011, Educate the Educator Course, Joint Council on Thoracic Surgery EducationĢ011, McGoon Award Nominee, Brigham and Women's HospitalĢ010, McGoon Award Nominee, Brigham and Women's HospitalĢ008, Harvard Medical School Faculty Leadership Course, Harvard Medical SchoolĢ005, Second Andrew G.
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