Gregory T Ginsburg MD FACS

General Surgery•Torrance, CA

Breast, Colon & Rectal Surgery, Surgical Oncology (Other than Breast), Minimally Invasive Surgery

Medical Director and Chief Surgeon at Pacific Surgical Institute

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3531 Fashion WaySuite 3Torrance, CA 90503
Phone+1 310-372-4500
Fax+1 310-372-4505

Summary

I am a board-certified general surgeon who grew up in and now practice in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. My medical degree is from UCLA, and I did a research fellowship at USC. I completed my general surgery internship and residency at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. When I went into private practice, I initially partnered with a prominent surgical oncologist in Century City, Hollywood, and Glendale. Later, I established my solo practice, Pacific Surgical Institute, in the South Bay. My initial focus had been primarily surgical oncology, but I have since expanded into a more typical case mix for a general surgeon. I still relish the challenging cancer cases, but I also enjoy doing hernias, gallbladders, and complex wound care to take advantage of my research focus. I did extensive research in wound healing and wrote an NIH RO1 grant. I now devote a significant portion of my time to this area. I have pursued further training in hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and I joined the staff at a comprehensive wound clinic to focus on wound healing and reconstruction. I would say my practice has been well-rounded. While I have not pursued a career in academia, I have enjoyed mentoring others, working with my peers, and addressing challenges in my leadership, administrative, and committee roles at the local hospitals. In my roles as Chief of Staff, Chief of Surgery, Chair of Bioethics, and others, I've enjoyed working with my peers to solve problems, establish best practices, and improve patient care.

Education & Training

Los Angeles County-Harbor-UCLA Medical CenterResidency, Surgery, 1991 - 1999
Los Angeles General Medical CenterFellowship, 1993 - 1995
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLAClass of 1991
University of CaliforniaBS, Accelerated Biomedical Sciences , 1984 - 1988

Certifications & Licensure

CA State Medical License 1992 - 2026
American Board of Surgery Surgery

Awards, Honors, & Recognition

Fellow (FACS) American College of Surgeons

Publications & Presentations

Journal Articles

Mesenchymal Commitment to Digital Joint Formation
Ginsburg GT, Royster D, Kassabian G, Shuler CF, Dougherty WR, and Sank AC, Annals of Plastic Surgery
A New Paraspinous Muscle Flap
Schwartz RJ, Turk AE, Kobayashi M, Ginsburg GT, and Lesavoy, MA, Plastic Surgical Forum

Abstracts/Posters

Inhibition of Adhesion After Tendon Surgery.
Lesavoy MA, Schwartz RJ, Yospur GL, Mueller MP, Wyatt L, Caputo A, Shitabata PK, and Ginsburg GT, American Association of Plastic Surgery 77nd Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA
Predicting Pediatric Boutonniere Deformities Based on Initial Assessment of the Severely Burned Hand.
Ginsburg GT, Couchman P, and Dougherty WR, American College of Surgeons Southern California Chapter Annual Meeting, Newport Beach, CA
Epidemiologic Variables, Clinical Signs, and Treatments Which Affect Outcome.
Ginsburg GT, Runyon T, and Dougherty WR. Pediatric Hand Burns, ACS Southern California Annual Meeting, Newport Beach, CA
Origins of Cellular Joint Commitment During Hand Development.
Ginsburg GT, Dougherty, WR, Shuler CF, and Sank AC, Origins of Cellular Joint Commitment During Hand Development. Presented at American Association for, Marco Island, FL
Bloodletting into the 21st Century: An Old Technique Revisited.
Ginsburg GT, Belzberg H, and Dougherty WR, ACS Southern California Annual Meeting, Indian Wells, CA
Lysosomal Enzyme Expression in Interdigital Regions During Hand Development.
Kassabian G, Mayo M, Ginsburg G, Pham K, Sank A, Shuler C, and Slavkin H, ACS Southern California Annual Meeting, Indian Wells, CA
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