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Colleen M. Buhrfiend, MD

Assistant Professor

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Pediatrics

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Colleen M. Buhrfiend, Md is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor at Rush University.

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Colleen M. Buhrfiend, MD

Rush University

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pharmacology rett syndrome neuroscience pediatrics neuropharmacology cardiology neuropsychopharmacology dopamine psychiatry addiction biology biological psychiatry child neurology clinical neurology striatal dopamine cardiac repolarization addiction behavioral neuroscience parkinson's disease neurons neurophysiology geriatrics translational psychiatry developmental toxicology hypoxia (medicine) clinical medicine practical recommendations time course clinical use levodopa stability environmental effects neurotrophic activity early gestation striatal extracts dopaminergic drugs daffodil study open-label daffodil study open-label study quantitative analysis

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Results From the Phase 2/3 Daffodil Study of Trofinetide in Girls Aged 2–4 Years With Rett Syndrome. Med (2025)

Alan K. PercyRobin RytherEric D. MarshJeffrey L. NeulTimothy A. BenkeElizabeth M. Berry-KravisTimothy FeymaDavid N. LiebermanAmitha L. AnanthCary FuColleen BuhrfiendAmy BarrettDilesh DoshiMona DarwishDi AnKathie M. BishopJames M. Youakim

medicineclinical medicinerett syndromedaffodil studypediatrics

Trofinetide for the Treatment of Girls Aged Two to Four Years With Rett Syndrome: Final Results From the Open-Label Daffodil Study (S37.003). Neurology (2024)

Alan PercyRobin RytherEric MarshTimothy FeymaDavid LiebermanJeffrey NeulTimothy BenkeDaniel GlazeElizabeth Berry-KravisAmitha AnanthColleen BuhrfiendDi AnMona DarwishDilesh DoshiKathie BishopJames Youakim

neurologyopen-label daffodil studypharmacologyrett syndromeclinical neurologychild neurologypediatrics

The Heart of Rett Syndrome: A Quantitative Analysis of Cardiac Repolarization. Cardiology Research (2023)

Michael P. CollinsMark C. JohnsonRobin C. RytherJudith L. WeisenbergPeter T. HeydemannColleen M. BuhrfiendWilliam A. ScottDallas M.M. ArmstrongHaley M. KernHoang H. Nguyen

cardiologycardiac repolarizationhealth sciencesquantitative analysis

Trofinetide for the Treatment of Rett Syndrome: An Open-Label Study in Girls 2 to 4 Years of Age (P13-9.005). Neurology (2023)

Alan PercyRobin RytherEric MarshTimothy FeymaDavid LiebermanJeffrey NeulTimothy BenkeDaniel GlazeElizabeth Berry-KravisAmitha AnanthColleen BuhrfiendSrdjan StankovicKathie BishopMona DarwishJames Youakim

neurologypharmacologyopen-label studyrett syndromeclinical neurologychild neurologypediatricsgeriatrics

Abstract 16468: Sodium Channel Blockers Normalize Cardiac Repolarization in Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2019)

Hoang H NguyenJohn SombergWilkie MaryJessica JacobsonColleen BuhrfiendPeter Heydemann

physiologycardiologycardiac repolarizationelectrophysiologysodium channel blockersrett syndrome

Abstract 16769: Qt Prolongation and Variability Among Patients With Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2018)

Abstract 17231: Sodium Channel Blockers Shorten Prolonged Qtc in Patients With Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2018)

Hoang H NguyenSomberg JohnMary WilkieJessica JacobsonGregory JutzyColleen BuhrfiendPeter Heydemann

physiologyneurologycardiologypharmacologysodium channel blockersrett syndromeprolonged qtc

Integrative Palliative Care and Management of Refractory Epilepsy. Current Pediatrics Reports (2018)

Levodopa Stability in Solution: Time Course, Environmental Effects, and Practical Recommendations for Clinical Use. Movement Disorders (1996)

Eric J. PappertColleen BuhrfiendJack W. LiptonPaul M. CarveyGlenn T. StebbinsChristopher G. Goetz

practical recommendationsrehabilitationpharmacologytime courseclinical uselevodopa stabilityenvironmental effects

Hypoxia After Prenatal Cocaine Attenuates Striatal Dopamine and Neurotrophic Activity. Neurotoxicology and Teratology (1994)

biological psychiatryneuropsychopharmacologystriatal dopamineneuropharmacologypsychiatryaddiction biologydopaminehypoxia (medicine)neuroscienceneurophysiology

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Colleen M. Buhrfiend, MD

Assistant Professor

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Pediatrics

News & Events

Rush University

Colleen M. Buhrfiend, Md is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor at Rush University.

Honors

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Colleen M. Buhrfiend, MD

Rush University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Results From the Phase 2/3 Daffodil Study of Trofinetide in Girls Aged 2–4 Years With Rett Syndrome. Med (2025)

medicineclinical medicinerett syndromedaffodil studypediatrics

Trofinetide for the Treatment of Girls Aged Two to Four Years With Rett Syndrome: Final Results From the Open-Label Daffodil Study (S37.003). Neurology (2024)

neurologyopen-label daffodil studypharmacologyrett syndromeclinical neurologychild neurologypediatrics

The Heart of Rett Syndrome: A Quantitative Analysis of Cardiac Repolarization. Cardiology Research (2023)

Michael P. CollinsMark C. JohnsonRobin C. RytherJudith L. WeisenbergPeter T. HeydemannColleen M. BuhrfiendWilliam A. ScottDallas M.M. ArmstrongHaley M. KernHoang H. Nguyen

cardiologycardiac repolarizationhealth sciencesquantitative analysis

Trofinetide for the Treatment of Rett Syndrome: An Open-Label Study in Girls 2 to 4 Years of Age (P13-9.005). Neurology (2023)

neurologypharmacologyopen-label studyrett syndromeclinical neurologychild neurologypediatricsgeriatrics

Abstract 16468: Sodium Channel Blockers Normalize Cardiac Repolarization in Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2019)

Hoang H NguyenJohn SombergWilkie MaryJessica JacobsonColleen BuhrfiendPeter Heydemann

physiologycardiologycardiac repolarizationelectrophysiologysodium channel blockersrett syndrome

Abstract 16769: Qt Prolongation and Variability Among Patients With Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2018)

Abstract 17231: Sodium Channel Blockers Shorten Prolonged Qtc in Patients With Rett Syndrome. Circulation (2018)

Hoang H NguyenSomberg JohnMary WilkieJessica JacobsonGregory JutzyColleen BuhrfiendPeter Heydemann

physiologyneurologycardiologypharmacologysodium channel blockersrett syndromeprolonged qtc

Integrative Palliative Care and Management of Refractory Epilepsy. Current Pediatrics Reports (2018)

Levodopa Stability in Solution: Time Course, Environmental Effects, and Practical Recommendations for Clinical Use. Movement Disorders (1996)

Eric J. PappertColleen BuhrfiendJack W. LiptonPaul M. CarveyGlenn T. StebbinsChristopher G. Goetz

practical recommendationsrehabilitationpharmacologytime courseclinical uselevodopa stabilityenvironmental effects

Hypoxia After Prenatal Cocaine Attenuates Striatal Dopamine and Neurotrophic Activity. Neurotoxicology and Teratology (1994)

biological psychiatryneuropsychopharmacologystriatal dopamineneuropharmacologypsychiatryaddiction biologydopaminehypoxia (medicine)neuroscienceneurophysiology

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2
10 / page