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Frederick Suchy, MD

Chief Research Officer, Digestive Health

Provider's Specialties

Gastroenterology - Pediatric
Pediatrics

Provider's location(s)

Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora

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Digestive Health Institute

(720)777-6669

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Get to know Frederick Suchy, MD

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Languages spoken

English

Experience and background

I am interested in neonatal cholestasis, drug-induced liver disease, viral hepatitis, metabolic liver disease, liver transplantation and acute liver failure.

Undergraduate 1970

Columbia University (NY)

Medical Education 1974

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Internship 1975

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Program

Residency 1977

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Program

Fellowship 1982

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Program

Graduate 1989

Yale University

For Patients:
My research focuses on pediatric liver disease, cholestasis, mechanisms of bile formation, hepatic and intestinal bile bile acid and organic anion transport, molecular and developmental regulation of liver transport mechanisms, regulation of transport proteins by nuclear receptors, inborn errors of bile acid metabolism and epithelial cell polarity.

For Referring Providers:
Pediatric liver disease, cholestasis, mechanisms of bile formation, hepatic and intestinal bile bile acid and organic anion transport, molecular and developmental regulation of liver transport mechanisms, regulation of transport proteins by nuclear receptors, inborn errors of bile acid metabolism and epithelial cell polarity.