Dr. Marx regularly attends training and education in any new techniques available. Currently, approximately 90% of his practice is laparoscopic surgery, with most of his surgeries being Robotic-Assisted. In 2010, Dr. Marx was the only one in the area to offer the single-incision or “scarless” gallbladder surgery. In 2012, Dr. Marx was trained by the DaVinci Group to operate using the newest technology available-the DaVinci Robot. He was the first surgeon to offer this to the people of Northeast Louisiana. This is still laparoscopic surgery that utilizes the special skills and benefits that Robotic-Assisted surgery can provide.
Dr. Marx does a large amount of advanced surgery such as colon resections for cancer and other abnormalities of the colon. He performs many of these procedures per year with an above average volume that is directly linked to positive outcomes. Dr. Marx's practice is a current epicenter for teaching Robotic surgery . He travels at least quarterly to Houston to train other surgeons from across the country as instructor in a Master's Class for Advanced Robotic surgical techniques.
Dr. Marx also maintains several affiliations to keep him current. He is a Fellow of
the American College of Surgeons, Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic
Surgeons (SAGES), the Society of Laparoscopic Surgeons, and the Ouachita and Louisiana
State Medical Society. He was Chief of Surgery for three years at St. Francis North
Hospital and Director of Surgery at Monroe Surgical Hospital. He is committed to
offering the community and surrounding areas the best and most current laparoscopic
techniques available. Please call our office to inquire about how we can
assist you with all your surgical needs.
Dr. Marx has earned accreditation as a Surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery by SRC, operating at Willis-Knighton Medical Center which has also earned accreditation as a Center of Excellence in robotic surgery.
WK Minimally Invasive Surgery Center is located at 2751 Albert Bicknell Drive, Suite 3-A in Shreveport on the campus of Willis-Knighton Medical Center.