Matthew D. McGraw, M.D.

Dr. McGraw's primary goal as a pediatric pulmonologist is to provide excellent care for all children and adolescents with underlying lung disease. He sees all patients with pediatric lung diseases including but not limited to cystic fibrosis, chronic lung disease of prematurity, and asthma. The primary focus of his basic science is better understanding the mechanisms of rare lung diseases, such as childhood interstitial lung disease (chILD) and bronchiolitis obliterans (BO), in order to identify new medical therapies.

Professional Background

Inherent of Dr. McGraw's practice is providing thoughtful, evidence-based, family-centered care to all children and families. His primary goal is to promote the greatest developmentally appropriate growth and potential of all children, consistent with the mission of the University of Rochester's Department of Pediatrics. He works collaboratively with parents, primary and other care providers to achieve the best outcomes for children and adolescents with underlying lung disease.

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