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Mitchell P. Fink

MD PhD

University of Pittsburgh

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Medicine

Critical Care Medicine

Mitchell P. Fink is currently serving as a Critical Care Medicine MD PhD at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

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critical care emergency medicine pharmacology inflammation immunology hematology intensive care sepsis vascular biology respiratory medicine veterinary medicine mammalian biology membrane biology animal physiology liver physiology gastroenterology regenerative medicine resuscitation digestive diseases hepatology medicinal research hemostasis mammalian physiology ethyl pyruvate surgical care reperfusion injury hemorrhagic shock thrombosis molecular physiology cellular physiology redox biology cytokines applied physiology pharmacotherapy digestive tract clinical microbiology traumatology veterinary physiology acute medicine critical illness anti-inflammatory critical system septic shock pharmacokinetics gut barrier nitric oxide human physiology experimental pharmacology mucosal immunology porcine disease clinical surgery innate immune system acute care rat model physiological research clinical pharmacology mitochondrial function disease physiology renal function treatment and prevention tissue injury cell regulation murine model comparative physiology clinical immunology hypoxia (medicine) inflammatory diseases endotoxic pigs systemic inflammation porcine model high mobility group ethyl pyruvate ameliorates organ dysfunction bench-to-bedside review animal models hemigramicidin-tempo conjugates

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The Gut. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2022)

Elizabeth Pérez

cardiogenic shockgastroenterologyhuman biologyimmunologycritical carepsychological traumaemergency medicine

Ethacrynic Acid Decreases Expression of Proinflammatory Intestinal Wall Cytokines and Ameliorates Gastrointestinal Stasis in Murine Postoperative Ileus. Clinics (2018)

Tomoyuki HaradaMitchell FinkRuy J Cruz

hepatologygastrointestinal stasisinflammationsurgeryethacrynic acidmurine postoperative ileusimmunologypharmacologycytokinesclinical researchclinical medicine

Angiotensin II for the Treatment of High-Output Shock 3 (Athos-3): Protocol for a Phase III, Double-Blind, Randomised Controlled Trial. Critical Care and Resuscitation (2017)

Lakhmir S. ChawlaJames A. RussellSean M. BagshawAndrew D. ShawStuart L. GoldsteinMitchell P. FinkGeorge F. Tidmarsh

hematologyresuscitationhealth careemergency caresepsiscritical carephase iiiangiotensin iiepidemiologyemergency medicine

Ethacrynic Acid Decreases Expression of Proinflammatory Cytokines in Intestinal Wall and Ameliorates Gastrointestinal Motility After Small Bowel Manipulation. Transplantation (2017)

Tomoyuki HaradaMitchell FinkRuy J. Cruz

organ transplantationmedicineproinflammatory cytokinespharmacologycell transplantationdigestive tractgastroenterologytransplant surgerygastrointestinal motilitysmall bowel manipulationclinical transplantationtissue transplantationintestinal wallimmunologycytokineshematologyinflammationregenerative medicineethacrynic acidtransplantation medicine

Ethyl Pyruvate Modulates Delayed Paralysis Following Thoracic Aortic Ischemia Reperfusion in Mice. Journal of Vascular Surgery (2016)

Bao-Ngoc NguyenHassan AlbadawiRahmi OkluRobert S. CrawfordMitchell P. FinkRichard P. CambriaMichael T. Watkins

hematologycardiovascular surgeryangiologycardiologymammalian physiologyvascular surgerypharmacologyanimal physiologymammalian biologynephrologyreperfusion injuryneurologyemergency medicine

Analyzing the Value of Monitoring Duodenal Mucosal Perfusion Using Photoplethysmography. Critical Care (2014)

Mitchell P Fink

intensive careoral healthperioperative monitoringmedicineduodenal mucosal perfusioncritical carepatient monitoringhealth sciencesmedical optical imagingrenal functionabdominal imaging

Hmgb1 as a Drug Target in Staphylococcal Pneumonia. Critical Care (2014)

Mitchell P Fink

medicinecritical carestaphylococcal pneumonia

P-Hydroxyphenylpyruvate, an Intermediate of the Phe/Tyr Catabolism, Improves Mitochondrial Oxidative Metabolism Under Stressing Conditions and Prolongs Survival in Rats Subjected to Profound Hemorrhagic Shock. PLoS ONE (2014)

Antonella CotoiaRosella ScrimaJulia V. GefterClaudia PiccoliGilda CinnellaMichele DambrosioMitchell P. FinkNazzareno Capitanio

mitochondrial functionmitochondrial oxidative metabolismfree radical biologymammalian biologybiological functionstress (biology)molecular physiologyavian biologymetabolismliver physiologyoxidative stressmembrane biologytreatment and preventionpublic healthrehabilitationhemorrhagic shockcatabolismphysiologyhemostasisendocrinologyprolongs survival

Strategies to Improve Drug Development for Sepsis. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (2014)

Mitchell P. FinkH. Shaw Warren

medicinedrug developmentsepsisdrug discoveryepidemiologyemergency medicine

Animal Models of Sepsis. Virulence (2013)

Mitchell P Fink

global healthimmunologysepsisanimal models

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Mitchell P. Fink

MD PhD

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Medicine

Critical Care Medicine

Mitchell P. Fink is currently serving as a Critical Care Medicine MD PhD at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mitchell P. Fink

University of Pittsburgh

MD PhD

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Gut. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2022)

Elizabeth Pérez

cardiogenic shockgastroenterologyhuman biologyimmunologycritical carepsychological traumaemergency medicine

Ethacrynic Acid Decreases Expression of Proinflammatory Intestinal Wall Cytokines and Ameliorates Gastrointestinal Stasis in Murine Postoperative Ileus. Clinics (2018)

Tomoyuki HaradaMitchell FinkRuy J Cruz

hepatologygastrointestinal stasisinflammationsurgeryethacrynic acidmurine postoperative ileusimmunologypharmacologycytokinesclinical researchclinical medicine

Angiotensin II for the Treatment of High-Output Shock 3 (Athos-3): Protocol for a Phase III, Double-Blind, Randomised Controlled Trial. Critical Care and Resuscitation (2017)

Lakhmir S. ChawlaJames A. RussellSean M. BagshawAndrew D. ShawStuart L. GoldsteinMitchell P. FinkGeorge F. Tidmarsh

hematologyresuscitationhealth careemergency caresepsiscritical carephase iiiangiotensin iiepidemiologyemergency medicine

Ethacrynic Acid Decreases Expression of Proinflammatory Cytokines in Intestinal Wall and Ameliorates Gastrointestinal Motility After Small Bowel Manipulation. Transplantation (2017)

Tomoyuki HaradaMitchell FinkRuy J. Cruz

Ethyl Pyruvate Modulates Delayed Paralysis Following Thoracic Aortic Ischemia Reperfusion in Mice. Journal of Vascular Surgery (2016)

Bao-Ngoc NguyenHassan AlbadawiRahmi OkluRobert S. CrawfordMitchell P. FinkRichard P. CambriaMichael T. Watkins

hematologycardiovascular surgeryangiologycardiologymammalian physiologyvascular surgerypharmacologyanimal physiologymammalian biologynephrologyreperfusion injuryneurologyemergency medicine

Analyzing the Value of Monitoring Duodenal Mucosal Perfusion Using Photoplethysmography. Critical Care (2014)

Mitchell P Fink

intensive careoral healthperioperative monitoringmedicineduodenal mucosal perfusioncritical carepatient monitoringhealth sciencesmedical optical imagingrenal functionabdominal imaging

Hmgb1 as a Drug Target in Staphylococcal Pneumonia. Critical Care (2014)

Mitchell P Fink

medicinecritical carestaphylococcal pneumonia

Antonella CotoiaRosella ScrimaJulia V. GefterClaudia PiccoliGilda CinnellaMichele DambrosioMitchell P. FinkNazzareno Capitanio

Strategies to Improve Drug Development for Sepsis. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (2014)

Mitchell P. FinkH. Shaw Warren

medicinedrug developmentsepsisdrug discoveryepidemiologyemergency medicine

Animal Models of Sepsis. Virulence (2013)

Mitchell P Fink

global healthimmunologysepsisanimal models

1
2
3
4
5
35
10 / page

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