Faculty | Esebua

Magda Esebua, MD

Assistant Professor, Director of Cytopathology
phone: 573-884-8950
email: esebuam@missouri.edu
Biographical sketch

Degrees:
Medical Doctor, Tbilisi State Medical University, Republic of Georgia

Additional study:
Residency in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO

Fellowship in Cytopathology, Saint Louis University Hospital, Quest Laboratories, St. Louis, MO

Academic appointments: Assistant Professor of Pathology, Director of Cytopathology

Certifications: Anatomical Pathology; Clinical Pathology; Cytopathology

Interests:

Representative Publications

Magda Esebua, MD; Natasha Pollak, MD; Jerry W Templer, MD; Alberto A Diaz-Arias, MD. "Chronic Painful Parotitis with Episodic Inflammation, Obstruction of Major Ducts and Sparing of Acini. A New Histopathologic entity?" Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, August 2005, P204.
Magda Esebua, MD, Julian E Losanoff, MD, Saed Jaber, MD, Michael Perry, MD, and Edward R. Sauter, MD, PhD. “Primary Angiosarcoma of the Breast: Do Enlarged Axillary Nodes Matter?” The Breast Journal, Volume 12 Number 4, 2006 371-374.
Deeken CR, Magda Esebua, MD; SA Grant, Ph.D; S.L. Backman, Deeken, B.S.. “Assessment of the Biocompatibility of Two Novel, BioNanocomposite Scaffolds in a Rodent Model. J. Biomed Mater ResB application. 2011 Feb; 96(2):351-9.
Deiter Duff, pathology resident; Magda Esebua, MD CD-117 negative epitheliod Gatrointestonal Stromal Tumor. Cytologic Features and Pitfalls. Case report and differential diagnosis with literature review. Check Samples in Cytopathology, ASCP, 2011.
Okmonobi Shuaib, MD; Magda Esebua, MD. Intrapancreatic accessory spleen EUS FNA, cytomorphologic feature and pitfalls. 2 cases report with differential diagnosis and review of literature. Check samples in Cytopathology, ASCP, 2012.

Department of Pathology & Anatomical Sciences | School of Medicine | University of Missouri