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Myles Gibbons, MD Urologist

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Languages Spoken

  • English

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Board Certifications

  • American Board of Urology

National Provider ID: 1326138702

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Outside Interests

This physician is an employee of Children’s National Specialists of Virginia, LLC.
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Bio

Biography

M. David Gibbons, MD, has practiced pediatric urology in the Washington area for 20 years and has been on Children’s National Health System staff for four years. Working primarily in Northern Virginia and in Washington, DC, Dr. Gibbons is also Director of Pediatric Urology at Georgetown University Hospital. He has been recognized five times by Washingtonian magazine in their annual “Top Doctors” issue.

Dr. Gibbons' subspecialty interests include evaluation of the fetus with urological abnormalities, intersex abnormalities, and complex genital reconstruction.

Education & Training

Education & Training

  • Fellowship Program, Pediatric Urology Fellowship, 1978
    Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
  • Residency Program, Urology, 1977
    Medical College of Virginia Hospitals
  • Residency Program, General Surgery, 1974
    Medical College of Virginia Hospitals
  • MD, 1972
    Medical College of Virginia
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Research & Publications

Research & Publications

American Academy of Pediatrics

(1997) Alterations in Insulin-Like Growth Factor IGF-1 Following Ureteral Obstruction: A Potential tool for Quantifying Acute and Chronic Obstructive Renal Injury

American Academy of Urology

(1995) Scrotal/Inguinal Ultrasonography: A Technique for Identifying Occult Impalpable testes without Laparoscopy

American Urologic Association

(1993) Reflux vs Non-reflux Pyelonephritis-Is there a Difference?

American Urological Association Mid Atlantic Section

(1992) Management of Childhood Urolithiasis

Indications for Non-operative Management of Ureterocetes

(2005) Journal of Urology

Mid Atlantic Section American Urological Association

(2001) Efficacy and Safety of Ureteroscopy with Homium Laser Lithotripsy for Pediatric Stone Disease

Mid Atlantic Section Review Seminar

(1997) Antenatal/Neonatal Hydronephrosis

National Symposium of Nurse Practitioners

(1993) Office Pediatric Urology in the 1990's

Pediatric Urology Winter Forum

(2002) Ectopia of Vas Deferens

Pediatric Urology Winter Forum VII

(2001) Management of Bladder Diverticula in Childhood

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Myles Gibbons, MD