Harold A . Kaftan, MD

Department

Pediatrics

Position

Assistant Professor

Publications

• Neuroscience Letters
  Liverman Christopher S., Taboada Eugenio, Klein Robert M., Berman Nancy E.J., Kaftan Harold A., Cui Lisa, Hersperger Stephen G., Altered expression of pro-inflammatory and developmental genes in the fetal brain in a mouse model of maternal infection
  399:3, p. 220 - 225 2006
• Neonatology
  Kaftan Harold A., Clark Perry L., Norberg Mike, Garg Uttam, Thibeault Donald W., Truog William E., Endogenous Production of Nitric Oxide in Endotoxemic Piglets
  83:1, p. 42 - 48 2003
• Clinical Science
  TRUOG William E., PALLOTTO Eugenia, CLARK Perry, BANKS Beverly, KAFTAN Harold A., NORBERG Mike, BALLARD Roberta A., EKEKEZIE Ikechukwu I., Interaction of endogenous endothelin-1 and inhaled nitric oxide in term and preterm infants
  103:s2002, p. 294S - 297S 2002
• Archives of disease in childhood. Fetal and neonatal edition
  Clark P L, Ekekezie I I, Castor C A, Truog W E, Kaftan H A, Safety and efficacy of nitric oxide in chronic lung disease
  86:1, p. F41 - F45 2002
• Pediatric research
  Kaftan Harold A, Clark Perry L, Norberg Michael, Thibeault Donald W, Garg Uttam, Truog William E, Species and Age Differences in Endogenous Nitric Oxide Production after Exposure to Endotoxin
  45:4, Part 2 of 2, p. 306 - 306A 1999
• Pediatric research
  Clark Perry L, Castor Cheri A, Kaftan Harold A, Ekekezie Ikechukwu I, Norberg Michael, Truog William E, A Phase II Trial of Inhaled Nitric Oxide in Neonatal Chronic Lung Disease
  45:4, Part 2 of 2, p. 190 - 190A 1999
• Pediatric research
  Kaftan Harold A, Thibeault Donald W, Truog William E, Clark Perry L, Norberg Michael, Endogenous Production of Nitric Oxide in Neonatal Endotoxemia 1683
  43, p. 287 - 287 1998
• Pediatric research
  Clark Perry L, Reinsvold Patrick F, Truog William E, Castor Cheri A, Kaftan Harold A, Inhaled Nitric Oxide in Early Neonatal Chronic Lung Disease: Three Hour Results 1627
  43, p. 278 - 278 1998

Presentations

• Maternal lipopolysaccharide exposure prolongs microglial activation and alters gene expression in the neonatal brain. Society for Neuroscience Program 2002