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Vesna
Jevtovic-Todorovic
Degree(s): M.D., Ph.D. Graduate School: University of Belgrade; Univ of Illinois, Chicago Primary Appointment: Professor of Anesthesiology Research Interests: Mechanisms by which anesthetic drugs interact with neurotransmitter systems in the central nervous system to produce pharmacological and toxicological effects. Email Address: vj3w@virginia.edu |
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Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program(s) Research Description Broadly, my research interests focus on mechanisms by which anesthetic drugs interact with neurotransmitter systems in the central nervous system to produce both pharmacological and toxicological effects. My primary interests thus far have centered on the identification and characterization of neurotoxic properties of commonly used intravenous and inhalational anesthetics with special emphasis on NMDA antagonist class of general anesthetics. It had extended to include several studies that have looked at the pharmacological ways of protection against this type of neurotoxicity. This research is federally funded by NIA/NIH. Another important aspect of my research is focused on pathophysiology and pharmacology of the neuropathic pain using whole animal models and variety of neurobehavioral tests. This research is federally funded by NIDA/NIH. Selected Publications Intranet Profile [To add/update Intranet profile information, read these instructions.]
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