Physician

Anesthesiology

Dr. Christopher S. Nelson, MD

Doctor Christopher S. Nelson, MD practices Anesthesiology. He attended University of Kentucky College of Medicine. University of Kentucky College of Medicine is ranked 63 in research and 72 in primary care medicine Christopher Nelson is a published MD as well. He has 18 publications published. The latest was: Commissioning results of an automated treatment planning verification system.

Publications

Impact of neonatal NOS-1 inhibitor exposure on neurobehavioural measures and prefrontal-temporolimbic integration in the rat nucleus accumbens.
Murine lung tumor measurement using respiratory-gated micro-computed tomography.
Cortical cholinergic transmission and cortical information processing in schizophrenia.
Neurochemical correlates of sparing from motor deficits in rats depleted of striatal dopamine as weanlings.
Commissioning results of an automated treatment planning verification system.
Short-term results of the M2a-taper metal-on-metal articulation.
Respiratory gating with EPID-based verification: the MDACC experience.
A novel platform simulating irregular motion to enhance assessment of respiration-correlated radiation therapy procedures.
Respiration-correlated treatment delivery using feedback-guided breath hold: a technical study.
The potential for dose escalation in lung cancer as a result of systematically reducing margins used to generate planning target volume.
Evaluation of tumor position and PTV margins using image guidance and respiratory gating.
Assessment of gross tumor volume regression and motion changes during radiotherapy for non-small-cell lung cancer as measured by four-dimensional computed tomography.
A technique for reducing patient setup uncertainties by aligning and verifying daily positioning of a moving tumor using implanted fiducials.
Assessment of lung tumor motion and setup uncertainties using implanted fiducials.
Behavioral sensitization to amphetamine is not accompanied by changes in glutamate receptor surface expression in the rat nucleus accumbens.
Sensitization of cortical acetylcholine release by repeated administration of nicotine in rats.
Effects of acute and repeated systemic administration of ketamine on prefrontal acetylcholine release and sustained attention performance in rats.

Schools

Indiana University School of Medicine

Doctors Specialties

Anesthesiology

Accepted Insurances

Education

University of North Carolina Hospitals
University of Kentucky College of Medicine

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