WILLIAM M. MOONEY, M.D.

PORTLAND, OR

Research Active
Internal Medicine - Hematology & Oncology NPI registered 21+ years 3 publications 1969 – 2013 NPI: 1467455014
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Practice Location

5050 NE HOYT ST
PORTLAND, OR 97213-2983

Phone: (503) 232-7000

What does WILLIAM MOONEY research?

Dr. Mooney investigates specific complications that can arise from surgical procedures, particularly chin augmentation. He studies cases like delayed mental nerve neuralgia, a type of pain that can occur after surgery. This unique condition can develop months after the procedure, and Dr. Mooney's research is crucial for informing patients and doctors about potential risks and complications when considering chin surgery.

Key findings

  • Dr. Mooney identified a rare case of delayed mental nerve neuralgia occurring ten months after chin augmentation surgery, underscoring the need for patient education regarding post-surgical risks.
  • He documented the absence of prior trauma in the patient, highlighting the uniqueness of this case in the existing literature.
  • His findings help shape pre-operative consultations, ensuring patients are aware of all possible outcomes related to chin implants.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Mooney study complications from chin surgery?
Yes, Dr. Mooney's research focuses on complications like delayed mental nerve neuralgia that can occur after chin augmentation.
What specific risks does Dr. Mooney's research highlight for patients?
His work highlights the risk of nerve pain developing months after chin surgery, which can be a significant complication.
How can Dr. Mooney's findings help my doctor?
His findings provide doctors with important information about potential complications, allowing them to better inform and prepare patients considering chin augmentation.

Publications in plain English

Delayed Mental Nerve Neuralgia following Chin Augmentation.

2013

Case reports in otolaryngology

Wever I, Hwang S, Choroomi S, Mooney W

Plain English
This study looks at a rare case of pain in the mental nerve that happened ten months after someone had chin surgery to add an implant. The patient didn't report any trauma initially, which makes this situation unique since similar cases haven't been documented before. Understanding this complication is important for doctors so they can properly inform patients about the risks of chin augmentation. Who this helps: This helps patients considering chin surgery and their doctors.

PubMed

Cultural change--empowerment at Sweetheart Cup Company, Inc., Bakery Division.

1999

Hospital materiel management quarterly

Altomonte W, Mooney W, Sheldon DH

Plain English
This study looks at how Sweetheart Cup Company, known for fun products like ice cream cones, improved its manufacturing operations starting in 1994 under new leadership. The company involved all its employees in a new initiative called "Business Excellence," which aimed to enhance efficiency and quality in production. This change helped the company streamline its processes, ensuring everyone from management to factory workers contributed to the success. Who this helps: This benefits the company's employees and ultimately the customers who enjoy their products.

PubMed

Psychological differentiation and perceptual defense: studies of the separation of perception from emotion.

1969

Journal of abnormal psychology

Minard JG, Mooney W

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

Ineke Wever Sang Hwang Sim Choroomi W Altomonte D H Sheldon J G Minard

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