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Mark D. Duncan, M.D., FACS

 

 
Associate Professor, Surgery
Chief, Surgical Oncology

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
              Division of Surgery
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 Mark D. Duncan, M.D., FACS

 
 Contact Information and Appointments

  410-550-1226 phone  mduncan@jhmi.edu
  410-550-2011 fax

Cancer Second Opinion Program
  410-550-HOPE (4673)

Curriculum Vitae (CV), Publications (PubMed)

Specialties/Interests

  Clinical - gastrointestinal or abdominal tumors including the diagnosis of
  cancer, tumor or potential tumor of the esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon
  and rectum, gall bladder or pancreas, adrenal tumors and retroperitoneal
  sarcoma, gastrointestinal and abdominal surgery including laparoscopic
  (minimally-invasive) and open surgery

  Research - tumorigenesis in esophagogastric cancer and colorectal cancer
 

Biography

  Mark D. Duncan, M.D., FACS, associate professor of surgery at The Johns 
  Hopkins University School of Medicine, earned a degree in molecular biology 
  at Northwestern University and a medical degree at Mayo Medical School 
  (Mayo Clinic). He received general surgical training and completed a surgical 
  research fellowship investigating gastrointestinal disease and growth factors,
  at the Georgetown University Medical Center. Before joining Johns Hopkins,
  Duncan served on the surgical faculty at the Georgetown University Medical 
  Center and the Washington D.C. Veteran's Administration Hospital.

  Specializing in gastrointestinal surgery and surgical oncology, including 
  surgery of the esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon, rectum, gall bladder and
  pancreas, Duncan is director of surgical oncology at Johns Hopkins Bayview.
  He also works in coordination with urologic and gynecologic surgery,
  performing major resections of complex pelvic cancers.

  Duncan focuses on research related to gastrointestinal cancer and has
  received grant support for investigations on esophageal and gastic cancer.

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