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Bethany Klopfenstein, M.D.

Associate Professor of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics

Department of Medicine

Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center

Department Of Pediatrics

Endocrinology

Department Of Medicine

Endocrinology, Diabetes and Clinical Nutrition

Oregon Health & Science University

Bethany Klopfenstein, M.d. is currently serving as a Medicine Associate Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Bethany Klopfenstein, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

Associate Professor of Medicine

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health sciences physiology diabetes pharmacology endocrinology metabolism diabetes research blood glucose monitoring biochemistry alcohol (drug) drug metabolism toxicology hepatology body composition in vitro toxicology liver physiology pharmacological research clinical chemistry clinical biochemistry metabolic syndrome diabetes technology drug-induced liver injury liver disease alcohol-related liver disease hepatotoxicity toxicological mechanism pet-mri continuous monitoring diabetes management patient monitoring novel therapies stress biomarkers stress hormones glucocorticoids energy homeostasis insulin signaling metabolic disorders monitoring technology rats treated chronically intragastric alcohol subcutaneous adipose tissue insulin pump continuous glucose monitoring ectopic fat accumulation cortisol metabolism insulin sensitivity gh deficiency low-dose gh therapy cortisol-d3 dilution cortisol production rates deuterated tracer insulin resistance intrahepatic lipid muscle fat

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Notable Federal Grants

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Effect of Initiating Use of an Insulin Pump in Adults With Type 1 Diabetes Using Multiple Daily Insulin Injections and Continuous Glucose Monitoring (Diamond): A Multicentre, Randomised Controlled Trial. The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology (2017)

Roy W BeckTonya D RiddlesworthKatrina J RuedyCraig KollmanAndrew J AhmannRichard M BergenstalAnuj BhargavaBruce W BodeStacie HallerDavida F KrugerJanet B McGillWilliam PolonskyDavid PriceElena ToschiElena ToschiHoward WolpertAstrid Atakov-CastilloEdvina MarkovicStephen AronoffSatanya BrooksGloria MartinezAngela MendezTheresa DunnamAnuj BhargavaKathy FitzgeraldDiana WrightTeck KhooPierre TheumaTara HerroldDebra ThomsenRichard BergenstalKathleen McCannArlene MonkChar AshantiDavid LiljenquistHeather JudgeJean HalfordDavida KrugerShiri LevyArti BhanTerra CushmanLameka DawsonHeather RemtemaFawn WolfJames NeifingJennifer MurdochSusan StaatTamara MayfieldAndrew AhmannBethany KlopfensteinFarahnaz JoarderKathy HanavanJessica CastleDiana Aby-DanielVictoria MorimotoDonald DeFrangBethany WollamJanet McGillOlivia JordanCarol ReckleinMark KipnesStacie HallerTerri RyanBruce BodeJennifer BoydNitin RastogiKatherine LindmarkWilliam BiggsLorena SandovalRobin EifertBecky CotaQuang NguyenAlejandra MartinezCathy DuranScott SegelDavid SuttonMiguel RouraRebecca RosenwasserJennifer McElveenEmily KniselyAnne JohnsonA. Ola OdugbesanKarla WardellCarolyn PaulusJack WahlenJon WinkfieldHilary WahlenEmily HepworthDavid WinkfieldSue OwensSteven LeichterEmily EvansSarah KonigsbergJennifer RahmanLinda GaudianiNatalie WoodsJesse CardozoKate WheelerJennifer KaneTerri Eubanks

pharmacologycontinuous glucose monitoringhealth sciencesmedicineinsulin pumpendocrinologydiabetes managementblood glucose monitoringdiabetespatient monitoringcontinuous monitoring

Short-Term, Low-Dose Gh Therapy Improves Insulin Sensitivity Without Modifying Cortisol Metabolism and Ectopic Fat Accumulation in Adults With Gh Deficiency. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism (2014)

Kevin C. J. YuenCharles T. RobertsJan FrystykWilliam D. RooneyJames R. PollaroBethany J. KlopfensteinJonathan Q. Purnell

health scienceslow-dose gh therapygh deficiencyendocrinologynovel therapiesectopic fat accumulationcortisol metabolisminsulin sensitivitymetabolism

Intrahepatic Lipid, Not Visceral or Muscle Fat, is Correlated With Insulin Resistance in Older, Female Rhesus Macaques. Obesity (2013)

energy homeostasishealth sciencesinsulin resistancemetabolic syndromeintrahepatic lipidlipidsdiabetes researchdiabetesmetabolic disordersinsulin signalingmuscle fatmetabolismphysiology

Comparison of 3 T Mri and Ct for the Measurement of Visceral and Subcutaneous Adipose Tissue in Humans. British Journal of Radiology (2012)

B J KlopfensteinM S KimC M KriskyJ SzumowskiW D RooneyJ Q Purnell

subcutaneous adipose tissuemedical imagingpet-mribody compositionradiology

Comparison of the Freestyle Lite™ Blood Glucose Monitoring System to the Yellow Springs Instruments Glucose Oxidase Analyzer for Use During Glucose Clamp Studies in Nondiabetic Subjects Undergoing Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology (2011)

Bethany J. KlopfensteinJonathan Q. Purnell

monitoring systemdiabetes technologymonitoring technologyinstrumentationdiabetes researchbiomolecular engineeringblood glucose monitoringdiabetesglucose clamp studies

Determination of Cortisol Production Rates With Contemporary Liquid Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry to Measure Cortisol-D3 Dilution After Infusion of Deuterated Tracer. Clinical Biochemistry (2010)

stress hormonesdeuterated tracerhealth sciencesstress biomarkerschromatographybiomarkersclinical chemistrycortisol production ratesstress (biology)glucocorticoidscortisol-d3 dilutionmass spectrometryclinical biochemistryanalytical chemistryphysiology

Gadolinium Chloride Blocks Alcohol-Dependent Liver Toxicity in Rats Treated Chronically With Intragastric Alcohol Despite the Induction of Cyp2e1. Molecular Pharmacology (1997)

hepatologypharmacologyalcohol (drug)toxicologypharmacological researchliver physiologytoxicological mechanismintragastric alcoholbiochemistryalcohol-related liver diseasehepatotoxicityrats treated chronicallyin vitro toxicologydrug-induced liver injurydrug metabolismliver diseasephysiology

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Bethany Klopfenstein, M.D.

Associate Professor of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Department Of Medicine

Department Of Pediatrics

Department of Medicine

Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Health Center

Department Of Pediatrics

Endocrinology

Department Of Medicine

Endocrinology, Diabetes and Clinical Nutrition

Oregon Health & Science University

Bethany Klopfenstein, M.d. is currently serving as a Medicine Associate Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bethany Klopfenstein, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

Associate Professor of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

pharmacologycontinuous glucose monitoringhealth sciencesmedicineinsulin pumpendocrinologydiabetes managementblood glucose monitoringdiabetespatient monitoringcontinuous monitoring

Kevin C. J. YuenCharles T. RobertsJan FrystykWilliam D. RooneyJames R. PollaroBethany J. KlopfensteinJonathan Q. Purnell

health scienceslow-dose gh therapygh deficiencyendocrinologynovel therapiesectopic fat accumulationcortisol metabolisminsulin sensitivitymetabolism

Intrahepatic Lipid, Not Visceral or Muscle Fat, is Correlated With Insulin Resistance in Older, Female Rhesus Macaques. Obesity (2013)

energy homeostasishealth sciencesinsulin resistancemetabolic syndromeintrahepatic lipidlipidsdiabetes researchdiabetesmetabolic disordersinsulin signalingmuscle fatmetabolismphysiology

Comparison of 3 T Mri and Ct for the Measurement of Visceral and Subcutaneous Adipose Tissue in Humans. British Journal of Radiology (2012)

B J KlopfensteinM S KimC M KriskyJ SzumowskiW D RooneyJ Q Purnell

subcutaneous adipose tissuemedical imagingpet-mribody compositionradiology

Bethany J. KlopfensteinJonathan Q. Purnell

monitoring systemdiabetes technologymonitoring technologyinstrumentationdiabetes researchbiomolecular engineeringblood glucose monitoringdiabetesglucose clamp studies

Gadolinium Chloride Blocks Alcohol-Dependent Liver Toxicity in Rats Treated Chronically With Intragastric Alcohol Despite the Induction of Cyp2e1. Molecular Pharmacology (1997)

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