Philip J. *Vogt, M.D.

Title: Associate Professor


Specialty: Dermatopathology

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Residence: 
 Sacramento, California, USA
Birthplace: 
 Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
Undergraduate Education: 
 University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin
B.S. 1962
Medical Education: 
 University of Wisconsin Medical School
Madison, Wisconsin
M.D. 1965
Internship: 
 U.S. Naval Hospital
Jacksonville, Florida 1965-66
Residency: 
 Naval Regional Medical Center
Oakland, California 1966-70
Pathology
Board Certifications: 
 American Board of Dermatology , 1975
Professional
Memberships: 
 American Academy of Dermatology

American Society of Dermatopathology

California Society of Histotechnology

California Society of Pathology

International Academy of Pathology

International Society of Dermatopathology

National Society of Histotechnology

Sacramento Valley Dermatology Society

Society of Ultrastructural Pathology
 
Clinical/Research Interests:  A surgical pathologist and expert in renal pathology and dermatopathology, Dr. Vogt uses electron microscopy and immunopathology techniques for cancer diagnosis. He also monitors quality of care for surgery patients as a member of the Operating Room Policies Committee. His numerous honors include accolades from the Naval Regional Medical Center in Oakland, distinguished teaching awards from UC Berkeley, several awards for outstanding teaching from the Departments of Surgery and Pathology at UC Davis, and the Kaiser Award for Excellence in Teaching of Clinical Services.


Publications:  Costa, McGlothlen, Pierce, Munn, Vogt. Angiomatoid features in fibrohistiocytic sarcomas. Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 1995;119:1065-1070

Kaneishi, Howell, Russell, Vogt, Lie. Fine needle aspiration cytology of pulmonary Wegener’s granulomatosis with biopsy correlation: A report of three cases Acta Cytologica 1995;39:1094-1100

Gandour-Edwards, Donald, Vogt. Munn, Min. Carcinosarcoma (malignant mixed tumor) of the parotid: Report of a case with a pure rhabdomyosarcoma component. Head and Neck 1994;16:379-382

Reichel, Isseroff, Vogt. Gandour-Edwards. Well’s Syndrome in children: Varicella infection as a precipitating event British Journal of Dermatology 1991;124:187-190

Hunter, Ross, Horn Vogt. Angiosarcoma adjacent to the subclavian artery. Contemporary Surgery 1991;38(3):18-22

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