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James Q. Sones, MD, Physician
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James Q. Sones, MD, Physician
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James Q. Sones, M.D., was born in Merdian. He graduated from Mississippi College, where he was president of the student body, with a Bachelor or Science degree in Zoology, with minors in both English Literature and Chemistry. Dr. Sones received his medical training from the University of Mississippi School of Medicine, where he also served as Senior Class President. After graduating from medical school, Dr. Sones completed an Internship and residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine and a fellowship in Gastroenterology at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. While studying at Parkland, Dr. Sones completed a Clinical Pharmacology Research Fellowship. Dr. Sones is one of the founding members of G.I. Associates. He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology.
Office Location(s):
1421 North State Street
Suite 203
Jackson, Mississippi 39202
601-355-1234
1405 North State Street
Suite 300
Jackson, Mississippi 39202
601-355-1234
Accepting new patients: I am accepting new patients.
Primary Specialty:
Gastroenterology
Secondary Specialty:
Internal Medicine
Board Certifications:
ABIM-Gastroenterology : 1977
ABIM-Iternal Medicine : 1977
Affiliations:
American College of Gastroenterology, Governor : 1980-1981
American College of Physicians, Fellow
Mississippi State Medical Association
Mississippi Gastrointestinal Association
Central Medical Society
Publications:
The Gastric Bubble vs. Sham Endoscopy: A Prospective Randomized, Controlled, Double-Blinded Comparison as an adjunct to a Standard Weight Loss Program : 1987
Endoscopic Heater Probe Coagulation for the Bleeding Colonic Diverticulum : 1986
Comparsion of Heater Probe and YAG Laser in Endoscopy Treatment of Major Bleeding From Peptic Ulcers : 1985
Heater Probe is Superior to YAG Laser in Clinical Endoscopic Treatment of Major Bleeding in Peptic Ulcers : 1984
Duodenal Uncer Disease Associated with Elevated Serum Pepsinogen-An Autosomal Dominant Disorder : 1979
Healing of Duodenal Ulcer with an Antacid Regimen : 1977
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