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Education & Certifications
- Residency: Stanford University School of Medicine (1967) CA
- Medical Education: University of Pennsylvania (1963) PA
- Internship: University Hospitals of Cleveland (1964) OH
- Fellowship, National Institutes of Health (1966)
- A.B., Yale University, Zoology (1958)
- Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, Anatomy (1963)
- M.D., University of Pennsylvania, Medicine (1963)
Awards & Memberships
- AAP, American Association of Physicians (1976)
- ASCI, American Society for Clinic Investigation (1974)
- Elected, America's Top Doctors in Cancer (2005-2015)
- Elected, Best Doctors in America (2006-2016)
- Fellow, AAAS Fellow (1999)
- Fellow, Guggenheim Foundation (1983)
Publications
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Sonic hedgehog enhances somite cell viability and formation of primary slow muscle fibers in avian segmented mesoderm
Cann, G. M., Lee, J. W., & Stockdale, F. E. (1999). Sonic hedgehog enhances somite cell viability and formation of primary slow muscle fibers in avian segmented mesoderm. ANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY, 200(3), 239–52. -
Molecular and cellular biology of avian somite development
Stockdale, F. E., Nikovits, W., & Christ, B. (2000). Molecular and cellular biology of avian somite development. DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS, 219(3), 304–321. -
Paclitaxel-induced hypersensitivity pneumonitis: radiographic and CT findings.
Wong, P., Leung, A. N., Berry, G. J., Atkins, K. A., Montoya, J. G., Ruoss, S. J., & Stockdale, F. E. (2001). Paclitaxel-induced hypersensitivity pneumonitis: radiographic and CT findings. AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology, 176(3), 718–20. -
Locally advanced breast cancer: is surgery necessary?
Favret, A. M., Carlson, R. W., Goffinet, D. R., Jeffrey, S. S., Dirbas, F. M., & Stockdale, F. E. (2001). Locally advanced breast cancer: is surgery necessary? Breast Journal, 7(2), 131–37. -
Irx4 forms an inhibitory complex with the vitamin D and retinoic X receptors to regulate cardiac chamber-specific slow MyHC3 expression
Wang, G. F., Nikovits, W., Bao, Z. Z., & Stockdale, F. E. (2001). Irx4 forms an inhibitory complex with the vitamin D and retinoic X receptors to regulate cardiac chamber-specific slow MyHC3 expression. JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, 276(31), 28835–28841. -
Patterning of fast and slow fibers within embryonic muscles is established independently of signals from the surrounding mesenchyme
Nikovits, W., Cann, G. M., Huang, R. J., Christ, B., & Stockdale, F. E. (2001). Patterning of fast and slow fibers within embryonic muscles is established independently of signals from the surrounding mesenchyme. DEVELOPMENT, 128(13), 2537–2544. -
Slow myosins in muscle development.
Stockdale, F. E., Nikovits, W., & Espinoza, N. R. (2002). Slow myosins in muscle development. Results and Problems in Cell Differentiation, 38, 199–214. -
Ventral axial organs regulate expression of myotomal Fgf-8 that influences rib development
Huang, R. J., Stolte, D., Kurz, H., Ehehalt, F., Cann, G. M., Stockdale, F. E., … Christ, B. (2003). Ventral axial organs regulate expression of myotomal Fgf-8 that influences rib development. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 255(1), 30–47. -
Regulation of myosin expression during myotome formation
Sacks, L. D., Cann, G. M., Nikovits, W., Conlon, S., Espinoza, N. R., & Stockdale, F. E. (2003). Regulation of myosin expression during myotome formation. DEVELOPMENT, 130(15), 3391–3402. -
ECLIPSE OF THE IDENTIFIABLE MYOBLAST
Stockdale, F. E. (1992). ECLIPSE OF THE IDENTIFIABLE MYOBLAST. Presented at the SYMP ON MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF MUSCLE, BIRMINGHAM,ENGLAND: COMPANY BIOLOGISTS LTD. -
TEMPORAL APPEARANCE OF SATELLITE CELLS DURING MYOGENESIS
Feldman, J. L., & Stockdale, F. E. (1992). TEMPORAL APPEARANCE OF SATELLITE CELLS DURING MYOGENESIS. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 153(2), 217–226. -
DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED EXPRESSION OF 3 SLOW ISOFORMS OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN - DIVERSITY AMONG THE 1ST FIBERS TO FORM IN AVIAN MUSCLE
Page, S., MILLER, J. B., DiMario, J. X., Hager, E. J., Moser, A., & Stockdale, F. E. (1992). DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED EXPRESSION OF 3 SLOW ISOFORMS OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN - DIVERSITY AMONG THE 1ST FIBERS TO FORM IN AVIAN MUSCLE. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 154(1), 118–28. -
MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES
Stockdale, F. E. (1992). MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 154(2), 284–298. -
Phase I trial of uracil-ftorafur, leucovorin, and etoposide: an active all-oral regimen for metastatic breast cancer
Hartman, A. R., Grekowicz, A., Lum, B. L., Carlson, R. W., Schurman, C., Sikic, B. I., … Stockdale, F. E. (2003). Phase I trial of uracil-ftorafur, leucovorin, and etoposide: an active all-oral regimen for metastatic breast cancer. BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND TREATMENT, 82(1), 61–69. -
Cost-effectiveness of screening BRCA1/2 mutation carriers with breast magnetic resonance imaging
Plevritis, S. K., Kurian, A. W., Sigal, B. M., Daniel, B. L., Ikeda, D. M., Stockdale, F. E., & Garber, A. M. (2006). Cost-effectiveness of screening BRCA1/2 mutation carriers with breast magnetic resonance imaging. JAMA-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 295(20), 2374–84. -
New models and online calculator for predicting non-sentinel lymph node status in sentinel lymph node positive breast cancer patients
Kohrt, H. E., Olshen, R. A., Bermas, H. R., Goodson, W. H., Wood, D. J., Henry, S., … Jeffrey, S. S. (2008). New models and online calculator for predicting non-sentinel lymph node status in sentinel lymph node positive breast cancer patients. BMC CANCER, 8. -
SKELETAL-MUSCLE SATELLITE CELL DIVERSITY - SATELLITE CELLS FORM FIBERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES IN CELL-CULTURE
Feldman, J. L., & Stockdale, F. E. (1991). SKELETAL-MUSCLE SATELLITE CELL DIVERSITY - SATELLITE CELLS FORM FIBERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES IN CELL-CULTURE. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 143(2), 320–334. -
THE MYOGENIC LINEAGE - EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE CELLULAR PRECURSORS DURING AVIAN LIMB DEVELOPMENT
Stockdale, F. E. (1990). THE MYOGENIC LINEAGE - EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE CELLULAR PRECURSORS DURING AVIAN LIMB DEVELOPMENT. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, 194(2), 71–75. -
MYOBLAST DIVERSITY AND THE FORMATION OF THE EARLY LIMB MUSCULATURE
Stockdale, F. E. (1990). MYOBLAST DIVERSITY AND THE FORMATION OF THE EARLY LIMB MUSCULATURE. Presented at the CONF ON CELL LINEAGES IN DEVELOPMENT : HOWARD H HOLTZER SYMPOSIUM IN DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, PHILADELPHIA,PA: NEW YORK ACAD SCIENCES. -
Stimulation of natural killer cells with a CD137-specific antibody enhances trastuzumab efficacy in xenotransplant models of breast cancer
Kohrt, H. E., Houot, R., Weiskopf, K., Goldstein, M. J., Scheeren, F., Czerwinski, D., … Levy, R. (2012). Stimulation of natural killer cells with a CD137-specific antibody enhances trastuzumab efficacy in xenotransplant models of breast cancer. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATION, 122(3), 1066–75. -
MYOBLASTS, SATELLITE CELLS, AND MYOBLAST TRANSFER
Stockdale, F. E., Hager, E. J., Fernyak, S. E., & DiMario, J. X. (1990). MYOBLASTS, SATELLITE CELLS, AND MYOBLAST TRANSFER. Presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONF ON MYOBLAST TRANSFER THERAPY, NEW YORK,NY: PLENUM PRESS DIV PLENUM PUBLISHING CORP. -
Single Cell Profiling of Circulating Tumor Cells: Transcriptional Heterogeneity and Diversity from Breast Cancer Cell Lines
Powell, A. A., Talasaz, A. A. H., Zhang, H., Coram, M. A., Reddy, A., Deng, G., … Jeffrey, S. S. (2012). Single Cell Profiling of Circulating Tumor Cells: Transcriptional Heterogeneity and Diversity from Breast Cancer Cell Lines. PLOS ONE, 7(5). -
EVOLUTIONARILY CONSERVED SEQUENCES OF STRIATED-MUSCLE MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORMS - EPITOPE MAPPING BY CDNA EXPRESSION
MILLER, J. B., Teal, S. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1989). EVOLUTIONARILY CONSERVED SEQUENCES OF STRIATED-MUSCLE MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORMS - EPITOPE MAPPING BY CDNA EXPRESSION. JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, 264(22), 13122–30. -
THE CLINICAL BIOLOGY OF BREAST-CANCER
Carlson, R. W., & Stockdale, F. E. (1988). THE CLINICAL BIOLOGY OF BREAST-CANCER. ANNUAL REVIEW OF MEDICINE, 39, 453–464. -
DEVELOPMENTAL AND MUSCLE-SPECIFIC CHANGES IN METHYLATION OF THE MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN LC1F AND LC3F PROMOTERS DURING AVIAN MYOGENESIS
Lamson, G., & Stockdale, F. E. (1989). DEVELOPMENTAL AND MUSCLE-SPECIFIC CHANGES IN METHYLATION OF THE MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN LC1F AND LC3F PROMOTERS DURING AVIAN MYOGENESIS. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 132(1), 62–68. -
Combined modality therapy of locally advanced breast cancer. One institution's experience and a review of the literature.
Hu, E., Stockdale, F. E., Turner, B., Carlson, R. W., Levine, J., & KUSHLAN, P. (1987). Combined modality therapy of locally advanced breast cancer. One institution's experience and a review of the literature. Anticancer Research, 7(4B), 733–736. -
DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS OF EXPRESSION AND COEXPRESSION OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAINS IN ATRIA AND VENTRICLES OF THE AVIAN HEART
Evans, D., MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1988). DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERNS OF EXPRESSION AND COEXPRESSION OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAINS IN ATRIA AND VENTRICLES OF THE AVIAN HEART. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 127(2), 376–83. -
MYOGENIC SPECIFICATION OF SOMITES IS MEDIATED BY DIFFUSIBLE FACTORS
BUFFINGER, N., & Stockdale, F. E. (1995). MYOGENIC SPECIFICATION OF SOMITES IS MEDIATED BY DIFFUSIBLE FACTORS. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 169(1), 96–108. -
DIFFERENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENTAL FATE OF CULTURED AND NONCULTURED MYOBLASTS WHEN TRANSPLANTED INTO EMBRYONIC LIMBS
DiMario, J. X., & Stockdale, F. E. (1995). DIFFERENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENTAL FATE OF CULTURED AND NONCULTURED MYOBLASTS WHEN TRANSPLANTED INTO EMBRYONIC LIMBS. EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH, 216(2), 431–442. -
MYOGENESIS - EMBRYOLOGY TO GENE-THERAPY
Stockdale, F. E. (1994). MYOGENESIS - EMBRYOLOGY TO GENE-THERAPY. TRENDS IN GENETICS, 10(9), 301–302. -
MYOGENIC SPECIFICATION IN SOMITES - INDUCTION BY AXIAL STRUCTURES
BUFFINGER, N., & Stockdale, F. E. (1994). MYOGENIC SPECIFICATION IN SOMITES - INDUCTION BY AXIAL STRUCTURES. DEVELOPMENT, 120(6), 1443–1452. -
MAMMOGRAPHY, NEEDLE-BIOPSY, AND TUMOR SPREAD
Stockdale, F. E. (1994). MAMMOGRAPHY, NEEDLE-BIOPSY, AND TUMOR SPREAD. JAMA-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, 272(11), 895–896. -
Developmental appearance of adult myoblasts (satellite cells): studies of adult myoblasts in culture and adult myoblast transfer into embryonic avian limbs.
Feldman, J. L., DiMario, J. X., & Stockdale, F. E. (1993). Developmental appearance of adult myoblasts (satellite cells): studies of adult myoblasts in culture and adult myoblast transfer into embryonic avian limbs. Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, 383B, 563–574. -
MYOBLASTS TRANSFERRED TO THE LIMBS OF EMBRYOS ARE COMMITTED TO SPECIFIC FIBER FATES
DiMario, J. X., Fernyak, S. E., & Stockdale, F. E. (1993). MYOBLASTS TRANSFERRED TO THE LIMBS OF EMBRYOS ARE COMMITTED TO SPECIFIC FIBER FATES. NATURE, 362(6416), 165–167. -
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LUMPECTOMY SURGICAL MARGIN STATUS IN LONG-TERM RESULTS OF BREAST-CONSERVATION
Smitt, M. C., Nowels, K. W., ZDEBLICK, M. J., JEFFREY, S., Carlson, R. W., Stockdale, F. E., & Goffinet, D. R. (1995). THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LUMPECTOMY SURGICAL MARGIN STATUS IN LONG-TERM RESULTS OF BREAST-CONSERVATION. CANCER, 76(2), 259–67. -
Isolation and characterization of an avian slow myosin heavy chain gene expressed during embryonic skeletal muscle fiber formation
Nikovits, W., Wang, G. F., Feldman, J. L., MILLER, J. B., Wade, R., Nelson, L., & Stockdale, F. E. (1996). Isolation and characterization of an avian slow myosin heavy chain gene expressed during embryonic skeletal muscle fiber formation. JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, 271(29), 17047–56. -
Atrial chamber-specific expression of the slow myosin heavy chain 3 gene in the embryonic heart
Wang, G. F., Nikovits, W., Schleinitz, M., & Stockdale, F. E. (1996). Atrial chamber-specific expression of the slow myosin heavy chain 3 gene in the embryonic heart. JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY, 271(33), 19836–19845. -
Mechanisms of formation of muscle fiber types
Stockdale, F. E. (1997). Mechanisms of formation of muscle fiber types. CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION, 22(1), 37–43. -
A positive GATA element and a negative vitamin D receptor-like element control atrial chamber-specific expression of a slow myosin heavy-chain gene during cardiac morphogenesis
Wang, G. F., Nikovits, W., Schleinitz, M., & Stockdale, F. E. (1998). A positive GATA element and a negative vitamin D receptor-like element control atrial chamber-specific expression of a slow myosin heavy-chain gene during cardiac morphogenesis. MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 18(10), 6023–6034. -
Predicting non-sentinel lymph node involvement in breast cancer patients.
Kohrt, H. E., Olshen, R. A., Goodson, W. H., Rouse, R. V., Bailey, L., Philben, V., … Jeffrey, S. S. (2006). Predicting non-sentinel lymph node involvement in breast cancer patients. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY, 24(18), 10S–10S. -
New models and online calculator for predicting non-sentinel lymph node status in sentinel lymph node positive breast cancer patients
Kohrt, H., Olshen, R., Bermas, H., GOODSON, W., Henry, S., Rouse, R., … JEFFREY, S. (2008). New models and online calculator for predicting non-sentinel lymph node status in sentinel lymph node positive breast cancer patients. BREAST CANCER RESEARCH AND TREATMENT, 109(3), 588–88. -
EXPRESSION OF THE QUAIL SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN-3 GENE AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SLOW SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL LINEAGE
Nikovits, W., Wang, G. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1994). EXPRESSION OF THE QUAIL SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN-3 GENE AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SLOW SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL LINEAGE. WILEY-BLACKWELL. -
A retinoic acid-inducible transgenic marker of sino-atrial development in the mouse heart
Xavier-Neto, J., Neville, C. M., Shapiro, M. D., Houghton, L., Wang, G. F., Nikovits, W., … Rosenthal, N. (1999). A retinoic acid-inducible transgenic marker of sino-atrial development in the mouse heart. DEVELOPMENT, 126(12), 2677–2687. -
MITOGENIC EFFECTS OF MAMMARY STIMULATING FACTOR ON 3T3 CELL VARIANTS LACKING EGF RECEPTORS
PORZIG, E. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1980). MITOGENIC EFFECTS OF MAMMARY STIMULATING FACTOR ON 3T3 CELL VARIANTS LACKING EGF RECEPTORS. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 87(2), A156–A156. -
3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM
Levine, J. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1983). 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH, 24(MAR), 20–20. -
CANCER PATIENT BEHAVIOR SCALE - SCORES OF CANCER-PATIENTS AND HEALTHY ADULTS
Ross, R. D., Stockdale, F. E., & Jacobs, C. (1978). CANCER PATIENT BEHAVIOR SCALE - SCORES OF CANCER-PATIENTS AND HEALTHY ADULTS. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH, 19(MAR), 348–348. -
INCREASED CARBONYLATION OF VENTRICULAR MYOSIN HEAVY CHAINS DURING DIABETES
Bidasee, K. R., Rozanski, G. J., Nagai, R., Horiuchi, S., Stockdale, F., Patel, K., & Shao, C. (2009). INCREASED CARBONYLATION OF VENTRICULAR MYOSIN HEAVY CHAINS DURING DIABETES. FEDERATION AMER SOC EXP BIOL. -
Both myoblast lineage and innervation determine fiber type and are required for expression of the slow myosin heavy chain 2 gene
DiMario, J. X., & Stockdale, F. E. (1997). Both myoblast lineage and innervation determine fiber type and are required for expression of the slow myosin heavy chain 2 gene. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 188(1), 167–180. -
MAMMARY SERUM FACTOR INITIATES CELL-GROWTH IN 3T3-CELL VARIANTS WHICH ARE NONRESPONSIVE TO EGF
PORZIG, E. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1982). MAMMARY SERUM FACTOR INITIATES CELL-GROWTH IN 3T3-CELL VARIANTS WHICH ARE NONRESPONSIVE TO EGF. EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH, 141(1), 47–52. -
Carbonylation of myosin heavy chains in rat heart during diabetes
Shao, C.-H., Rozanski, G. J., Nagai, R., Stockdale, F. E., Patel, K. P., Wang, M., … Bidasee, K. R. (2010). Carbonylation of myosin heavy chains in rat heart during diabetes. BIOCHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGY, 80(2), 205–17. -
A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE
Rennels, G. D., Shortliffe, E. H., Stockdale, F. E., & Miller, P. L. (1989). A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE. AI MAGAZINE, 10(1), 49–57. -
WHAT MUSCLE-CELLS KNOW THAT NERVES DONT TELL THEM
MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1987). WHAT MUSCLE-CELLS KNOW THAT NERVES DONT TELL THEM. TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES, 10(8), 325–29. -
DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ALPHA-HCG IN THE SERUM AND TUMOR CYTOSOL OF PATIENTS WITH BREAST-CANCER
Shindelman, J. E., ORTMEYER, A. E., Wada, H. G., STOCKDALE, F., & Sussman, H. H. (1980). DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ALPHA-HCG IN THE SERUM AND TUMOR CYTOSOL OF PATIENTS WITH BREAST-CANCER. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CANCER, 25(5), 599–604. -
Cells of all somitic compartments are determined with respect to segmental identity
Fomenou, M. D., Scaal, M., Stockdale, F. E., Christ, B., & Huang, R. J. (2005). Cells of all somitic compartments are determined with respect to segmental identity. DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS, 233(4), 1386–1393. -
3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM
Levine, J. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1984). 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM. EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH, 151(1), 112–122. -
REGULATION OF MEMBRANE-TRANSPORT SITES FOR AMINO-ACIDS IN MYOGENIC CELLS - A DIFFERENTIATION DEPENDENT PHENOMENON
GROVE, B. K., & Stockdale, F. E. (1983). REGULATION OF MEMBRANE-TRANSPORT SITES FOR AMINO-ACIDS IN MYOGENIC CELLS - A DIFFERENTIATION DEPENDENT PHENOMENON. DIFFERENTIATION, 24(1), 48–54. -
DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION OF THE MULTIPLE MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES OF THE AVIAN EMBRYO
MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1986). DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATION OF THE MULTIPLE MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES OF THE AVIAN EMBRYO. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 103(6), 2197–2208. -
SLOW AND FAST MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN CONTENT DEFINES 3 TYPES OF MYOTUBES IN EARLY MUSCLE-CELL CULTURES
MILLER, J. B., Crow, M. T., & Stockdale, F. E. (1985). SLOW AND FAST MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN CONTENT DEFINES 3 TYPES OF MYOTUBES IN EARLY MUSCLE-CELL CULTURES. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 101(5), 1643–50. -
CELL DIVERSIFICATION WITHIN THE MYOGENIC LINEAGE - INVITRO GENERATION OF 2 TYPES OF MYOBLASTS FROM A SINGLE MYOGENIC PROGENITOR-CELL
Schafer, D. A., MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1987). CELL DIVERSIFICATION WITHIN THE MYOGENIC LINEAGE - INVITRO GENERATION OF 2 TYPES OF MYOBLASTS FROM A SINGLE MYOGENIC PROGENITOR-CELL. CELL, 48(4), 659–70. -
BEHAVIOR OF CANCER-PATIENTS - A RANDOMIZED STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION AND PEER SUPPORT GROUPS
Jacobs, C., Ross, R. D., Walker, I. M., & Stockdale, F. E. (1983). BEHAVIOR OF CANCER-PATIENTS - A RANDOMIZED STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION AND PEER SUPPORT GROUPS. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY-CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS, 6(3), 347–350. -
MILK PROTEIN EXPRESSION AND DUCTAL MORPHOGENESIS IN THE MAMMARY-GLAND INVITRO - HORMONE-DEPENDENT AND HORMONE-INDEPENDENT PHASES OF ADIPOCYTE MAMMARY EPITHELIAL-CELL INTERACTION
Wiens, D., Park, C. S., & Stockdale, F. E. (1987). MILK PROTEIN EXPRESSION AND DUCTAL MORPHOGENESIS IN THE MAMMARY-GLAND INVITRO - HORMONE-DEPENDENT AND HORMONE-INDEPENDENT PHASES OF ADIPOCYTE MAMMARY EPITHELIAL-CELL INTERACTION. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 120(1), 245–258. -
GROWTH EFFECTS OF LITHIUM-CHLORIDE IN BALB/C 3T3 FIBROBLASTS AND MADIN-DARBY CANINE KIDNEY EPITHELIAL-CELLS
RYBAK, S. M., & Stockdale, F. E. (1981). GROWTH EFFECTS OF LITHIUM-CHLORIDE IN BALB/C 3T3 FIBROBLASTS AND MADIN-DARBY CANINE KIDNEY EPITHELIAL-CELLS. EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH, 136(2), 263–270. -
IDENTIFICATION OF SARCOLEMMA-ASSOCIATED ANTIGENS WITH DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTIONS ON FAST AND SLOW SKELETAL-MUSCLE FIBERS
Schafer, D. A., & Stockdale, F. E. (1987). IDENTIFICATION OF SARCOLEMMA-ASSOCIATED ANTIGENS WITH DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTIONS ON FAST AND SLOW SKELETAL-MUSCLE FIBERS. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 104(4), 967–979. -
DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE FIBERS - CLONAL ANALYSIS OF MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES BASED ON EXPRESSION OF FAST AND SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAINS
MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1986). DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE FIBERS - CLONAL ANALYSIS OF MYOGENIC CELL LINEAGES BASED ON EXPRESSION OF FAST AND SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAINS. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 83(11), 3860–64. -
A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE
Rennels, G. D., Shortliffe, E. H., Stockdale, F. E., & Miller, P. L. (1987). A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE. COMPUTER METHODS AND PROGRAMS IN BIOMEDICINE, 24(2), 139–149. -
MEMBRANE-FUNCTION IN DIFFERENTIATING SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELLS .1. KINETIC-ANALYSIS OF AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT
GROVE, B. K., & Stockdale, F. E. (1978). MEMBRANE-FUNCTION IN DIFFERENTIATING SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELLS .1. KINETIC-ANALYSIS OF AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 66(1), 142–150. -
MYOSIN EXPRESSION AND SPECIALIZATION AMONG THE EARLIEST MUSCLE-FIBERS OF THE DEVELOPING AVIAN LIMB
Crow, M. T., & Stockdale, F. E. (1986). MYOSIN EXPRESSION AND SPECIALIZATION AMONG THE EARLIEST MUSCLE-FIBERS OF THE DEVELOPING AVIAN LIMB. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 113(1), 238–254. -
REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE - A DISTANCE METRIC
Rennels, G. D., Shortliffe, E. H., Stockdale, F. E., & Miller, P. L. (1987). REASONING FROM THE CLINICAL LITERATURE - A DISTANCE METRIC. BULLETIN DU CANCER, 74(2), 215–220. -
SEARCH FOR PREFERENTIAL SYNTHESIS OF SPECIFIC NUCLEAR DNAS DURING MAMMARY-GLAND DEVELOPMENT
Cummins, E. P., & Stockdale, F. E. (1975). SEARCH FOR PREFERENTIAL SYNTHESIS OF SPECIFIC NUCLEAR DNAS DURING MAMMARY-GLAND DEVELOPMENT. BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS, 65(2), 472–477. -
MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAINS AND THE DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGIN OF FAST MUSCLE
Stockdale, F. E., Raman, N., & Baden, H. (1981). MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAINS AND THE DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGIN OF FAST MUSCLE. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 78(2), 931–935. -
CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS PROMOTE MAMMARY EPITHELIAL-CELL DIFFERENTIATION
Levine, J. F., & Stockdale, F. E. (1985). CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS PROMOTE MAMMARY EPITHELIAL-CELL DIFFERENTIATION. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 100(5), 1415–1422. -
QUANTITATION OF CHANGES IN CELL-SURFACE DETERMINANTS DURING SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL-DIFFERENTIATION USING MONOSPECIFIC ANTIBODY
GROVE, B. K., Schwartz, G., & Stockdale, F. E. (1981). QUANTITATION OF CHANGES IN CELL-SURFACE DETERMINANTS DURING SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL-DIFFERENTIATION USING MONOSPECIFIC ANTIBODY. JOURNAL OF SUPRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY, 17(2), 147–152. -
MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAIN EXPRESSION DURING AVIAN MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT
Crow, M. T., Olson, P. S., & Stockdale, F. E. (1983). MYOSIN LIGHT-CHAIN EXPRESSION DURING AVIAN MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 96(3), 736–744. -
PARTIAL-PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY STIMULATING FACTOR, A PROTEIN WHICH PROMOTES PROLIFERATION OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM
PTASHNE, K., HSUEH, H. W., & Stockdale, F. E. (1979). PARTIAL-PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MAMMARY STIMULATING FACTOR, A PROTEIN WHICH PROMOTES PROLIFERATION OF MAMMARY EPITHELIUM. BIOCHEMISTRY, 18(16), 3533–3539. -
REDUCED CARDIOTOXICITY OF DOXORUBICIN DELIVERED ON A WEEKLY SCHEDULE - ASSESSMENT BY ENDOMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY
Torti, F. M., Bristow, M. R., HOWES, A. E., Aston, D., Stockdale, F. E., Carter, S. K., … Billingham, M. E. (1983). REDUCED CARDIOTOXICITY OF DOXORUBICIN DELIVERED ON A WEEKLY SCHEDULE - ASSESSMENT BY ENDOMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY. ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, 99(6), 745–749. -
THE DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM OF FAST MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN EXPRESSION IN AVIAN SKELETAL-MUSCLES
Crow, M. T., & Stockdale, F. E. (1986). THE DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM OF FAST MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN EXPRESSION IN AVIAN SKELETAL-MUSCLES. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 118(2), 333–342. -
THE CELLULAR BASIS OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORM EXPRESSION DURING DEVELOPMENT OF AVIAN SKELETAL-MUSCLES
Stockdale, F. E., & MILLER, J. B. (1987). THE CELLULAR BASIS OF MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORM EXPRESSION DURING DEVELOPMENT OF AVIAN SKELETAL-MUSCLES. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 123(1), 1–9. -
EFFECTS OF SERUM ON MAMMARY EPITHELIAL PROLIFERATION INVITRO DURING MAMMARY-GLAND DEVELOPMENT
HSUEH, H. W., & Stockdale, F. E. (1975). EFFECTS OF SERUM ON MAMMARY EPITHELIAL PROLIFERATION INVITRO DURING MAMMARY-GLAND DEVELOPMENT. JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 66(2), 243–250. -
INITIATION OF DNA-SYNTHESIS IN MAMMARY EPITHELIUM AND MAMMARY-TUMORS BY LITHIUM IONS
PTASHNE, K., Stockdale, F. E., & Conlon, S. (1980). INITIATION OF DNA-SYNTHESIS IN MAMMARY EPITHELIUM AND MAMMARY-TUMORS BY LITHIUM IONS. JOURNAL OF CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY, 103(1), 41–46. -
THE EFFECT OF POSTOPERATIVE AND PRIMARY RADIATION-THERAPY ON DELIVERED DOSE OF ADJUVANT CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, METHOTREXATE, AND 5-FLUOROURACIL (CMF) CHEMOTHERAPY IN BREAST-CANCER
Levine, J. F., Coleman, C. N., Cox, R. S., Ray, G. R., ROGOWAY, W. M., Martinez, A., & Stockdale, F. E. (1984). THE EFFECT OF POSTOPERATIVE AND PRIMARY RADIATION-THERAPY ON DELIVERED DOSE OF ADJUVANT CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE, METHOTREXATE, AND 5-FLUOROURACIL (CMF) CHEMOTHERAPY IN BREAST-CANCER. CANCER, 53(2), 237–241. -
MYOSIN SYNTHESIS INCREASED BY ELECTRICAL-STIMULATION OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL-CULTURES
Brevet, A., Pinto, E., Peacock, J., & Stockdale, F. E. (1976). MYOSIN SYNTHESIS INCREASED BY ELECTRICAL-STIMULATION OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE CELL-CULTURES. SCIENCE, 193(4258), 1152–1154. -
Control of muscle size during embryonic, fetal, and adult life.
Patel, K., Christ, B., & Stockdale, F. E. (2002). Control of muscle size during embryonic, fetal, and adult life. Results and Problems in Cell Differentiation, 38, 163–186. -
Cell-cell interactions in the mediation of hormone dependent differentiation of mammary epithelium.
Stockdale, F. E., Wiens, D. J., & Levine, J. F. (1986). Cell-cell interactions in the mediation of hormone dependent differentiation of mammary epithelium. Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, 217B, 417–424. -
Myosin light chain expression in the developing avian hindlimb.
Crow, M. T., Olson, P. S., CONLON, S. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1982). Myosin light chain expression in the developing avian hindlimb. Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, 110, 417–428. -
MULTIPLE CELLULAR PROCESSES REGULATE EXPRESSION OF SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORMS DURING AVIAN MYOGENESIS INVITRO
MILLER, J. B., & Stockdale, F. E. (1989). MULTIPLE CELLULAR PROCESSES REGULATE EXPRESSION OF SLOW MYOSIN HEAVY-CHAIN ISOFORMS DURING AVIAN MYOGENESIS INVITRO. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 136(2), 393–404. -
Case report - Paclitaxel-induced hypersensitivity pneumonitis: Radiographic and CT findings
Wong, P., Leung, A. N., Berry, G. J., Atkins, K. A., Montoya, J. G., Ruoss, S. J., & Stockdale, F. E. (2001). Case report - Paclitaxel-induced hypersensitivity pneumonitis: Radiographic and CT findings. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY, 176(3), 718–20. -
COMBINED MODALITY THERAPY OF LOCALLY ADVANCED BREAST-CANCER - ONE INSTITUTIONS EXPERIENCE AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Hu, E., Stockdale, F. E., Turner, B., Carlson, R. W., Levine, J., & KUSHLAN, P. (1987). COMBINED MODALITY THERAPY OF LOCALLY ADVANCED BREAST-CANCER - ONE INSTITUTIONS EXPERIENCE AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. ANTICANCER RESEARCH, 7(4), 733–736. -
SERUM AND INSULIN INITIATION OF DNA-SYNTHESIS IN MAMMARY-GLAND EPITHELIUM IN-VITRO
HSUEH, H. W., & Stockdale, F. E. (1974). SERUM AND INSULIN INITIATION OF DNA-SYNTHESIS IN MAMMARY-GLAND EPITHELIUM IN-VITRO. JOURNAL OF CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY, 83(2), 297–308. -
Gene Expression, Cell Determination, and Differentiation
Stockdale, F. E. (2014). Gene Expression, Cell Determination, and Differentiation. PRINCIPLES OF TISSUE ENGINEERING, 4TH EDITION, 225–34. -
Howard Holtzer - Developmental and cell biologist 1922-2014
Stockdale, F. E., Sanger, J. W., & Emerson, C. P. (2015). Howard Holtzer - Developmental and cell biologist 1922-2014. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 401(2), 185–87. -
ROLE OF DNA SYNTHESIS AND MITOSIS IN HORMONE-DEPENDENT DIFFERENTIATION
, & TOPPER, Y. J. (1966). ROLE OF DNA SYNTHESIS AND MITOSIS IN HORMONE-DEPENDENT DIFFERENTIATION. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 56(4), 1283-&. -
Gene Expression, Cell Determination, and Differentiation
Nikovits, W., & Stockdale, F. E. (2007). Gene Expression, Cell Determination, and Differentiation. PRINCIPLES OF TISSUE ENGINEERING, 3RD EDITION, 129–34. -
Sonic hedgehog promotes the differentiation and expansion of slow and fast muscle populations in avian somites
Cann, G., Lee, J., & Stockdale, F. E. (1998). Sonic hedgehog promotes the differentiation and expansion of slow and fast muscle populations in avian somites. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY. ACADEMIC PRESS INC. -
Cell lineage establishment fast and slow muscle fiber distribution in developing skeletal muscle in chimeric embryos
Nikovits, W., Cann, G., & Stockdale, F. E. (1998). Cell lineage establishment fast and slow muscle fiber distribution in developing skeletal muscle in chimeric embryos. DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 198(1), 188. -
The role of cell lineage in establishing fast and slow muscle fiber distribution in developing skeletal muscle
Nikovits, W., Cann, G., & Stockdale, F. E. (1998). The role of cell lineage in establishing fast and slow muscle fiber distribution in developing skeletal muscle. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL, 9, 308A. -
Farewell to Professor David Yaffe - A pillar of the myogenesis field
Yablonka-Reuveni, Z., Stockdale, F., Nudel, U., Israeli, D., Blau, H. M., Shainberg, A., … Katcoff, D. J. (2020). Farewell to Professor David Yaffe - A pillar of the myogenesis field. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF TRANSLATIONAL MYOLOGY, 30(3).
Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are research studies that evaluate a new medical approach, device, drug, or other treatment. As a Stanford Health Care patient, you may have access to the latest, advanced clinical trials.
Open trials refer to studies currently accepting participants. Closed trials are not currently enrolling, but may open in the future.
- Radiation Therapy (WBI Versus PBI) in Treating Women Who Have Undergone Surgery For Ductal Carcinoma In Situ or Stage I or Stage II Breast Cancer »
- Chemotherapy With or Without Trastuzumab After Surgery in Treating Women With Invasive Breast Cancer »
- Comparison of Two Combination Chemotherapy Regimens in Treating Women With Breast Cancer »
- Adjuvant Chemotherapy in Treating Women Who Have Undergone Resection for Relapsed Breast Cancer; Chemotherapy as Adjuvant for LOcally Recurrent Breast Cancer »
- Anastrozole and ZD1839 Compared With Fulvestrant and ZD1839 in Postmenopausal Women w/ Metastatic Breast Cancer »
- Management of Insomnia in Breast Cancer Patients »
- S0307 Phase III Trial of Bisphosphonates as Adjuvant Therapy for Primary Breast Cancer. »
- Doxorubicin Hydrochloride, Cyclophosphamide, and Paclitaxel With or Without Bevacizumab in Treating Patients With Lymph Node-Positive or High-Risk, Lymph Node-Negative Breast Cancer »
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Patient Reviews
(83 reviews)
I was very happy to have an appointment with Dr. Stockdale via video. II was very happy to have an appointment with Dr. Stockdale via video. I learned more from Dr. Stockdale than I have in seven months from local providers. I did not have as many what if‘s or wise at the end of my phone call with him. It was much easier with the video visit as I am located three hours away. I am appreciative that he spoke with me and took his time to share his professional opinion with me, and to help me gain answers to questions that I’ve had for months. Dr. Stockdale was patient and informative and very polite and answered all of my questions that I had and took his time with me. Anybody else in the same situation I would recommend that they see or talk to Dr. Stockdale .
Very well understanding
An excellent and experienced professional. Very pleasant, went through everything with me. Gave me plenty of time to ask questions. He also made excellent recommendations.
I really enjoyed the visit
He is a very nice doctor, explaining everything to you, listening to everything you want to say. I just hope all oncology dr is like him , God bless him for helping patients like us .
Dr stockdale was great he took the time to explain every single point of my diagnostic and what will be the treatments and what I’m test I need to get done to know more about my cancer .. took the time to asked me question and also answer questions
He is a great doctor, both personable and knowledgeable!
Dr. Stockdale was very thorough in reviewing my chart and answered all my questions.
Dr. Stockdale is an superior oncologist.
Will highly recommended.
Dr. Stockdale and my care team has always been amazing! I am so thankful to have Dr. Stockdale as my oncologist!
Stockdale is the Godfather of Breast Cancer. Smart, thorough, compassionate. I am grateful to have had him as my oncologist for 32. years.
Dr. Stockdale cares about my health outside of his specialty. He is always able to provide answers with supporting data. He is very kind.
Dr Stockdale answered all my questions and some
Dr Stockdale is always so thorough..such a wonderful doctor!
Dr. Stockdale is an outstanding physician. I come to Stanford because of his excellent care and his concern for the whole person.
He continues to be the most intelligent, informed and informative Dr. at Stanford.
Dr. Stockdale is wonderful. I am very confident in my care.
He was very detailed and listened to my concerns.
He is outstanding, and I would recommend breast cancer patients see him.
I think that Dr. Frank Stockdale is an excellent and very caring physician.
Dr. Stockdale is an exceptional physician! His Breast Oncology along with his focus on overall health and wellness
He is the reason I come to Stanford. He is an outstanding physician.
Dr. Stockdale instructed me on what I needed to tell the technician to do at my next mammogram appointment. He also let me know that due to medication I would need bone density test.
Excellent.
Dr. Stockdale is fantastic. I've seen him for more than 10 years and am extremely grateful for his care.
Dr. Stockdale is a superb practitioner.
Dr. Stockdale gave me all the information I needed to be very comfortable with decisions made.
Dr. Stockdale, Frank is best doctor. I knew Dr. Stockdale will really help me. From more than 12 years I know him. He always, always help me. When any issue comes up with my health.
Excellent!
Dr. Stockdale is a superb physician, and I would recommend him to friends who have the cancer I have.
Stanford personnel are amazingly helpful, sympathetic, caring & efficient.
Amazing combination of personal touch and competence.
Great visit with Dr. Stockdale. I wish he could be my regular provider.
Dr. Stockdale was superb. He reminded me of the medical care I received from my grandfather, father, uncle and sister. They were always thorough and concerned for their patients.
Dr. Stockdale provides exceptional care! I feel very fortunate to have his expertise through the years. His holistic approach to my care is so valuable!
Dr. Stockdale is & has always been an excellent physician on all professional levels. I have been his patient for over 15 yrs.
Dr. Stockdale - He is the best. I'm so happy he is my doctor.
I completely adore Dr. Frank Stockdale, my breast oncologist at Stanford. He is the Gold Standard in patient care. He spends exactly the right amount of time with me, takes time for all my questions, listens deeply, and explains everything thoroughly. From the very beginning he has always been so kind, caring, and compassionate. A cancer diagnosis changes your life forever. I trust Dr. Stockdale and know he has all the experience and knowledge to take the best care of me and help me live the best life possible. Thank you, Dr. Stockdale for your expert care and lifelong dedication to helping your patients become well.
Dr. Frank Stockdale has been my oncologist for 21 years. I rate him 5 stars. Best compassion & beside manner. Excellent communication! Couldn't do more!
Being that Dr. Stockdale was so behind, I suppose that could account for his brusque manner. Overall he seemed VERY thorough in his assessment although I got the impression he thought his time was "wasted,' dealing with me - a lowly DCIS patient. I think he 'knows his stuff' but his treatment ideology was 'old school' and his assessment style was very different from the other consult I had. I felt frightened & confused. 7. I dislike 'dumbed down' explanations & was grateful Dr. Stockdale didn't talk this way.
Amazing doctor - professional thoughtful.
I feel blessed to have been cared for by Dr. Frank Stockdale my breast oncologist at Stanford for the past 5 years. He is an outstanding clinician who is also warm, caring and compassionate. Dr. Stockdale was instrumental in my transition from treatment to wellness. I specifically requested him because of his technical experience and dedication to patient care. he is loved beyond measure by his patients. I'm sad that his role at Stanford is changing and that he will no longer be my doctor - He is irreplaceable.
Dr. Stockdale is very knowledgeable, easy to talk to & VERY thorough.
Very good experience.
Good. Dr. Stockdale very knowledgable, professional, thorough, communicates well. Felt well taken care of. The best doctor, I trust his medical judgment.
Dr. Stockdale is an excellent doctor. He always returns emails. I am fortunate to have Dr. Stockdale to provide me the medical care.
I know I put 5 on everything but it is true from my experience. I have told Dr. Stockdale personally how much I value him in taking care of my health needs.
Dr. Stockdale & Erin are clinical experts who have excellent communication skills and genuine compassion for me and my health/concerns.
I am very pleased with the care I receive from Dr. Frank Stockdale, my breast oncologist at Stanford. His expert care is a huge part of my continuing success, excellent quality of life and happiness. I feel blessed to have a doctor who is always very thorough, compassionate and caring. I am also immensely impressed by his knowledge, experience and skills. Dr. Stockdale's more than 50 years of experience at Stanford dedicated to improving the lives of breast cancer patients makes it possible for me to relax, enjoy my life, and look forward to the future - because I know he can handle whatever comes our way. He makes having a terrifying disease a lot less scary. Thank you, Dr. Stockdale for always providing excellent care!
Always patient and takes his time to answer questions. The best!
Dr. Stockdale is great!
Dr. Stockdale is the best doctor. I was so lucky to have him as my doctor for long time. I come from NC to see him. He takes his time & explain everything. I always able to see him when I come to CA. Even his is so busy I had no problem to see him. I like Stanford & Dr. Stockdale.
I am so pleased with the outstanding care I receive from Dr. Frank Stockdale. He is a rock star in the Breast Oncology community; a world-renowned expert who is respected, admired and beloved. I am doing well because of his expert care, thoroughness, and deep compassion. In Sunday school, as a child, I learned the song: "Every little cell in my body is happy. Every little cell in my body is well." Years after cancer treatment, I find myself singing it again, because Dr. Stockdale's care truly makes every little cell in my body feel happy, healthy, and well. He is a very important part of my success. Thank you, Dr. Stockdale for always providing excellent care!
Dr. Stockdale & his assistants have been exceptional. Very thorough & follow-up responses are prompt. I feel that I am in excellent hands.
I would definitely recommend this care provider.
Excellent.
Dr. Stockdale is a very caring doctor and always treated me kindly, explaining very well my illness and treatments.
My care provider is very careful and he always willing to help me, when I have a problem. I also feel very comfortable while talking to him.
Dr. Frank Stockdale is loved beyond measure by his patients. We appreciate his expert care, thoroughness, and deep compassion. We are in awe of his devotion, loyalty, and career longevity. His more than 40 years as a breast oncologist -> at Stanford provides a continuity of care that I unsurpassed and ensures every opportunity for our success. Dr. Stockdale is irreplaceable and we look forward to continuing to grow older along with him. Thank you, Dr. Stockdale for excellent care!
Dr. Stockdale great, knowledgeable, caring doctor.
Exactly what I needed at the time Dr. Stockdale is a gifted physical!!
Dr. Stockdale is absolutely dedicated to the care of his patients. He has my deepest gratitude.
Dr. Stockdale is best oncologist. I come from NC to see him every yr. - since 2008. He provide best care & explain everything. I can even e-mail & he answer any question I have I am blessed that he is there.
Excellent in every respect!!
I trust and feel that Dr. Stockdale is a very good doctor, he listens and shares his expertise to make me feel comfortable. I am cancer free for almost 19 years now.
Dr. Stockdale very knowledgeable, careful, caring, respectful, great physician!
I would be quick to recommend.
Dr. Stockdale is an incredible physician! He is the reason why I'm home. I really appreciate his direct respectful communication and "caring."
Experience and care very good.
Very professional & caring of patient.
I am very impressed with Dr. Frank Stockdale and so pleased to have him for my breast oncologist at Stanford. He is a gifted physician and teacher who is deeply respectful, compassionate, thorough and efficient. He has been instrumental in my healing, is a joy to interact with, and inspires me with his enthusiasm, dedication and commitment to both his research interests and patient care. In the last three years, Dr. Stockdale has helped bring me back to life. In fact, he is such a vital member of my overall health care team that I consider him to be the king in my health care hierarchy. Dr. Stockdale truly represents the very best of Stanford Health Care - always providing the highest level of expert care with compassion and caring. Thank you Dr. Stockdale for excellent care!
Dr. Stockdale is one of the main reasons I come to Stanford. His knowledge of my history, the care I get by all concerned is excellent.
Dr. Stockdale is never rushing, professional & personable. Always takes time to answer your questions. The NP Janis Petree is the same way too!
Only superlatives for Dr. Stockdale!
Provider made special effort to fit me in w/appt. ASAP & the amt. of time spent & detail given was exceptional - very grateful for this.
Dr. Stockdale was amazing. He was very personable, extremely knowledgeable and generous. I would like to thank him -
Dr. Stockdale is excellent, very knowledgeable, informative, attentive to detail.
Always caring, thorough, knowledgeable. Great doctor.
People would be more interested in doing your surveys if questions were only asked once.
Very good doctor & humble too.
When I count my blessings, I count Dr. Frank Stockdale, twice. He quickly has become one of the most important doctors on my medical care team. I appreciated his vast experience and knowledge value his insight, treasure his honesty, and find his caring presence deeply healing. He is not only a brilliant breast oncologist, his is my good luck charm. I am so grateful that Dr. Stockdale continues to practice medicine; he is an exceptional doctor, who truly makes Stanford, heaven on earth.
I really appreciate Dr. Stockdale's thoughtful explanations re: my concerns and clinical condition I always leave my visit feeling "cared for" and "cared about."
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