Physician
Cardiology
Dr. Steven B. Karch, MD
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Steven B. Karch works in the field of Cardiology. Steven Karch is a published doctor. He has 72 publications published. The most current publication "Diphenhydramine toxicity: comparisons of postmortem findings in diphenhydramine-, cocaine-, and heroin-related deaths."
Publications
- Postmortem toxicology in the elderly.
- Is it Time to Reformulate Racemic Methadone?
- Aminorex poisoning in cocaine abusers.
- The unique histology of methamphetamine cardiomyopathy: A case report.
- Determination of aminorex in human urine samples by GC-MS after use of levamisole.
- A multidisciplinary approach to the investigation of a collapsed building.
- Immunohistochemical marker for Na+ CP type Valpha (C-20) and heterozygous nonsense SCN5A mutation W822X in a sudden cardiac death induced by mild anaphylactic reaction.
- A medieval murder.
- Cocaine cardiovascular toxicity.
- False-positive RIA for methamphetamine following ingestion of an Ephedra-derived herbal product.
- Infantile polyneuropathy with defective myelination: an autopsy study.
- Medulloepithelioma: definition of an entity.
- [Mosquito nets impregnated against malaria in Zaire].
- Interpretation of blood cocaine and metabolite concentrations.
- Coronary artery and peripheral vascular disease in cocaine users.
- Managing cocaine crisis.
- Cyclosporine induced myocardial fibrosis: a unique controlled case report.
- Cardiac arrest in cocaine users.
- Myocardial contraction bands revisited.
- The influence of gender and use of barium enema on morbidity in acute appendicitis.
- The wrong message?
- The pathology and etiology of cocaine-induced heart disease.
- Myocardial hypertrophy and coronary artery disease in male cocaine users.
- Is ecgonine methyl ester a major in vivo metabolite of cocaine in humans?
- Problems with high-dose epinephrine therapy.
- The history of cocaine toxicity.
- Comments on "ma huang toxicity" letter by Dr. Theoharides.
- Resuscitation-induced myocardial necrosis. Catecholamines and defibrillation.
- Cocaine: history, use, abuse.
- Alternate strategies for postmortem drug testing.
- Introduction to the forensic pathology of cocaine.
- When is cocaine the cause of death?
- Field intubation of trauma patients: complications, indications, and outcomes.
- Myocardial disarray: an architectural disorganization linked with adrenergic stress?
- Agitated delirium versus positional asphyxia.
- Methamphetamine ingestion by a breast-feeding mother and her infant's death: People v Henderson.
- Cocaine metabolism in hyperthermic patients with excited delirium.
- Drugs in postmortem adipose tissues: evidence of antemortem deposition.
- Comparison of urine to sweat patch test results in court ordered testing.
- Drug deposition in adipose tissue and skin: evidence for an alternative source of positive sweat patch tests.
- Methamphetamine-related deaths in San Francisco: demographic, pathologic, and toxicologic profiles.
- Acute excited states and sudden death. Acute excited states are not caused by high blood concentrations of cocaine.
- Cocaine-associated agitated delirium and the neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
- Relating cocaine blood concentrations to toxicity--an autopsy study of 99 cases.
- Diphenhydramine toxicity: comparisons of postmortem findings in diphenhydramine-, cocaine-, and heroin-related deaths.
- GHB. Club drug or confusing artifact?
- Drug abusers who die during arrest or in custody.
- Toxicology and pathology of deaths related to methadone: retrospective review.
- Does ethanol enhance cocaine toxicity?
- Response to postcard from Sweden.
- Acute coronary syndrome and crystal methamphetamine use: a case series.
- National Association of Medical Examiners position paper on the certification of cocaine-related deaths.
- Criteria for the interpretation of cocaine levels in human biological samples and their relation to the cause of death.
- Cardiac pathology in death from electrocution.
- Forensic science in the dock.
- Channelling the Emperor: what really killed Napoleon?
- Is post-mortem toxicology quackery?
- Positional asphyxia: inadequate oxygen, or inadequate theory?
- Death certification in the UK.
- Nymphaea cults in ancient Egypt and the New World: a lesson in empirical pharmacology.
- Demographic, pathologic, and toxicological profiles of 127 decedents testing positive for ephedrine alkaloids.
- A letter from America: The ghost of Dr. Griggs'' 2008;15(1):7-15.
- Cardiac oxidative stress determination and myocardial morphology after a single ecstasy (MDMA) administration in a rat model.
- Heterozygous nonsense SCN5A mutation W822X explains a simultaneous sudden infant death syndrome.
- Confocal laser scanning microscopy. Using new technology to answer old questions in forensic investigations.
- Changing times: DNA resequencing and the "nearly normal autopsy".
- Peer review and the process of publishing of adverse drug event reports.
- Sudden cardiac death during anabolic steroid abuse: morphologic and toxicologic findings in two fatal cases of bodybuilders.
- Brain biomarkers for identifying excited delirium as a cause of sudden death.
- Ethanol-based hand cleansers.
- Excited delirium syndrome (ExDS): redefining an old diagnosis.
Schools
Tulane University of Louisiana
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
- Cardiology
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