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James Magee

TitleProfessor
InstitutionUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
DepartmentPeds Pediatrics, College of Medicine
DivisionPeds Clinical Informatics
AddressS2306 ACH Sturgis Building
800 Marshall Street
Mail Slot # 512-8
Little Rock AR 72202
Phone501-364-4361
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    TitleProfessor
    InstitutionUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
    DepartmentBiomedical Informatics, College of Medicine


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    Some of the UAMS College of Medicine faculty members provide pediatric patient care at Arkansas Children's Hospital. In addition, a wide range of pediatric services are provided in more than 35 subspecialties around Arkansas in locations such as the Schmieding Developmental Center in Springdale and the James L. Dennis Developmental Center in Little Rock. To make an appointment at Arkansas Children's hospital, please call 501-364-4000. James Magee


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    1. Hopkins R, Kennedy J, Magee JS, Perry T, Magee J. Adolescent and adult asthma: Guidelines for stepwise treatment. J Ark Med Soc. 2008; 105(6):132-133.
    2. Vargas PA, Barrett K, Watkins D, Jones S, Golden W, Magee J. Barriers families of children with asthma experience in their quest for care. Ped Res; 2001. p. 768:137A. 2001; 768:137A.
    3. Magee JS, Schutze GE. Bacterial infections of the skin. Seminars in Pediatric Infectious Diseases. 1997; 8:215-219.
    4. Magee JS, Readinger RI, Kiel EA, Moss MM, Tryka AF, Dungan WT. Multiple myocardial hamartomas: A cause of sudden infant death syndrome secondary to lethal ventricular and supraventricular tachycardia in the young infant. Southern Society for Pediatric Research, Clinical Research; 1988. p. 36(1):56A. 1988; 36(1):56A.
    5. Magee JS, Readinger RI, Kiel EA, Moss MM, Tryka AF, Dungan WT. Multiple myocardial hamartomas: A cause of sudden infant death syndrome secondary to lethal ventricular and supraventricular tachycardia in the young infant. 1987.
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