William Marston

Professor making strides in research on vein disorders and endovascular surgery, William Marston, MD, is a distinguished faculty member in the Department of Surgery at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. With a profound dedication to advancing medical knowledge and patient care, Dr. Marston's expertise spans across several critical areas, including limb preservation, wound care, and dialysis access. Dr. Marston earned his medical degree from the University of Virginia, where he developed a keen interest in vascular health and surgical interventions. Following his graduation, he pursued a rigorous residency and fellowship in general and vascular surgery at the University of North Carolina, where he honed his skills and deepened his understanding of complex surgical procedures. His board certifications in both surgery and vascular surgery underscore his commitment to maintaining the highest standards of clinical excellence. Throughout his career, Dr. Marston has been at the forefront of innovative research and clinical practices aimed at improving outcomes for patients with vascular conditions. His work in endovascular surgery has been particularly influential, contributing to the development of less invasive techniques that enhance recovery times and reduce complications. Additionally, his research in limb preservation and wound care has provided critical insights into the management of chronic wounds and the prevention of amputations. Dr. Marston is also deeply involved in the education and mentorship of medical students and residents, fostering the next generation of surgeons and researchers. His dedication to teaching is matched by his commitment to collaborative research, often working alongside colleagues to explore new frontiers in vascular health. Through his contributions to both academia and clinical practice, Dr. Marston continues to make significant impacts in the field of vascular surgery, improving patient care and advancing medical science.