CURRICULUMVITAE David GeorgeSpaLL
1952—1957 UniVersty of Queensland
Student MB BS Faculty of Medicine
During WhiCh was priVileged to act in the capacity of:-
1954—1955 Demonstrator Dept of Anatomy(profHickey)
Special areas of interest—Anatomoy of the Head&Neck
Neuro—Anatomy and Developmental Anatomy
1957 Delnonstrator，Dept of pathology(profpower)Histology
ASSiStant to RegiStrar Dr Bruce Gutteridge Morbid Anatomy
ln Addition，was part time StUdent aS folloWS：—
1955-1957 Evening Student(2nightS／week)Queensland Technical College
DiplOma／CeniflCate General phySiCS area Of Special interest RadiatiOn
PhySiCS／Radiography／Radiotherapy.
1958 Diploma／CeniflcateTropiCal MediCine&Hygeine University Of Sydney
C1iniCal Experience BriSbane General Hospital for SiCk children,BriSbane womens Hospital
CliniCal Experience involVed training in the various depanmentS
1974 Diploma diagnostic Ultrasonnd(Training and examination by the royal australasian College
of radiologists-one of the first courses in australia )．
1979 Doetor Of MediCine conferred by the International universty SChool Of
medicine,Colombo,(fully accredited by the w.h.o),recognized by the united Nations as a universty
by Letter Of AUthority(ACt l6／78) SUbmiSSion Of theSiS：—“TheCliniCal detection and management Of
autO toxiCity in Multi-SyStems DySfunctional Syndrome"
(ThiS comprehensive Study embraced cerebral symptomology-early recognition,renal failure—incipient
Symptoms recognition and treatment，liver failure,early recognition,TrendS Of abnormal 1iver enzymes
and innovatiVe approacheS to the management thereof.)
．1960-1980 Employed by the State
Depanment Of Health and Medical ServiCeS，aS a MedicaI AdminiStrator
DirectOr Of Radiological ServiCeS
AcademiC interestS persued and initiated by me，in collaboration With the relatiVe
Departments Of Medicine (Cardiology)，Obstetrics and Gynaecology，Forensic pathology and
Depanment of Medical PhySiCS，included：-
1963—1966 sonal dissection Of 1160 human heartS， canulation Of the coronary arteries,and
Visualization Of the same comparing the degree Of atherosclerosiS with known levelS of serum
lipidS．Collaborative Scientific paper with Dr William Lawrie This paper was a world first，
documenting the signiflcance and need for the routine monitoring of serum lipids．
Practical outcome The introduction of quantitative and qualitative serum lipid measuring facilities to
regional hospitalS throughOUt wester Australia．
The early installation of Coronary Care Units into all rural hospitals throughout
the State Of W.A.