Mr. Paul Keogh
Consultant Oral Surgeon
Hospital
Tralee
Department
Oral Surgery,Operating Theatre
Specialties
Oral Surgery
Biography
Mr Keogh is a Consultant Oral Surgeon with extensive experience in all aspects of Oral Surgery. Mr Keogh was apppointed as a Consultant Oral Surgeon to the Bon secours Hospital Tralee in October 2004 Mr Keogh has lectured in anatomy and physiology at Trinity College Dublin, and was a fu... read more
Areas of Interest
Mr Paul Keogh has experience in all aspects of Oral Surgery, with a special interest in the treatment of benign cysts and tumours of the oral cavity.
Education
FFDRCSI (OS) (2004)
M.Dent.Ch (OS) –Trinity College Dublin (2004)
MFDSRCSEd - Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh (2000)
M.A.,B.Dent.Sc.- Trinity College Dublin (1985)
Publications
Oral Lymphomas- A Review.
PV Keogh.
Oncology Review 2004;2; 15-18
Necrotising Sialometaplasia: An unusual bilateral presentation associated with atecedent anaesthesia and lack of response to intralesional steroids. Case report and review of the literature.
PV Keogh, N Toner, S Flint.
British Dental Journal 2004; 196: 79-82
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PV Keogh
British Dental Journal 2003;195:10:55
A study comparing the effectiveness of conventional training and virtual reality stimulation in the skllls acquisition of junior dental students.
F Quinn, PV Keogh, A McDonald, D Hussey.
European Journal of Dental Education 2003;7:164-169
A Pilot Study Comparing the Effectiveness of Conventional Training and Virtual Reality Stimulation in the Skills Acquisition of Junior Dental Students.
F Quinn, PV Keogh, A McDonald, D Hussey.
European Journal of Dental Education 2002;7: 13-19
Resolution of oral Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma by reduction of immunosuppressive therapy in a renal allograft recipient: A case report and review of the literature.
PV Keogh, V Fisher, S Flint.
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology and Endodontics 2002. 94:697-70
Intramandibular Lipoma. Case report and review of the literature - PV Keogh, D McDonnell, M Toner. Journal of the Irish Dental Association- 2004 50:2
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