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Mohammad Saklayen

Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine

Wright State University

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Boonshoft School of Medicine

Internal Medicine and Neurology

Mohammad Saklayen is currently serving as a Boonshoft School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine at Wright State University.

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Mohammad Saklayen

Wright State University

Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine

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medicine nephrology hypertension respiratory medicine pharmacology hematology renal function cardiology medicinal research blood pressure epidemiology infectious diseases cardiovascular disease laboratory medicine thrombosis vascular biology hospital medicine clinical research clinical investigation experimental medicine clinical microbiology clinical medicine hemostasis renal pathophysiology chronic diseases metabolic syndrome resuscitation hospital infections digestive diseases infection control intensive care medical history death studies cardiopulmonary resuscitation adverse events liver disease helminth infection healthcare-associated infections life prediction thanatology health outcomes prognosis neonatology field trial cerebrovascular disease angiology renal care clinical management biomedical research death investigation experimental pathology investigative studies tolerance induction vascular disease angiogenesis endothelial dysfunction laboratory automation clinical measurements measurement systems residual stress global epidemic literature review capd peritonitis hypertension treatment hypernatremic patients predictive factors high mortality additive therapy arb therapy diabetic patients crossover trial ace inhibitor coronary angiography atheroembolic renal failure blood pressure control cardiovascular outcomes

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Global Epidemic of the Metabolic Syndrome. Current Hypertension Reports (2018)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

global epidemicepidemiologymetabolic syndromechronic diseaseshypertensionglobal healthinfectious diseases

Timeline of History of Hypertension Treatment. Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (2016)

Mohammad G. SaklayenNeeraj V. Deshpande

historymedicinehypertension treatmentmedical historyhypertension

Blood Pressure Control and Cardiovascular Outcomes in Normal-Weight, Overweight, and Obese Hypertensive Patients Treated With Three Different Antihypertensives in Allhat. Journal of Hypertension (2014)

Efrain ReisinJohn W. GravesJosé-Miguel YamalJoshua I. BarzilaySara L. PresselPaula T. EinhornRichard A. DartTamrat M. RettaMohammad G. SaklayenBarry R. Davis

pharmacologyblood pressure controlblood pressurecardiovascular outcomeshypertensionrespiratory medicine

Acetylcysteine Did Not Reduce Kidney Injury in At-Risk Patients Having Vascular Angiography. Annals of Internal Medicine (2012)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

medicineat-risk patientskidney injuryinternal medicinevascular angiography

Effect of Month-Long Treatment With Oral N-Acetylcysteine on the Oxidative Stress and Proteinuria in Patients With Diabetic Nephropathy a Pilot Study. Journal of Investigative Medicine (2010)

Mohammad G. SaklayenJayson YapVal Vallyathan

biomedical researchmonth-long treatmentmedicinedeath investigationforensic medicinehealth sciencescardiologyexperimental pathologylaboratory medicinenephrologychronic kidney diseasepilot studypharmacologyrenal functioninvestigative studiesclinical researchoral n-acetylcysteinemedicinal researchclinical investigationoxidative stressexperimental medicine

Effects of Additive Therapy With Spironolactone on Proteinuria in Diabetic Patients Already on Ace Inhibitor or Arb Therapy: Results of a Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Double-Blind, Crossover Trial. Journal of Investigative Medicine (2008)

Mohammad G. SaklayenLeonard K. GyebiJoseph TasosaJayson Yap

dermatologymedicinepharmacologydiabeteslaboratory medicinediabetes therapiesadditive therapyarb therapydiabetic patientscrossover trialclinical trialsclinical researchfield trialace inhibitormedicinal researchclinical investigationexperimental medicine

Clostridium Difficile–Associated Diarrhea and Chronic Renal Insufficiency. Southern Medical Journal (2002)

Khurshid YousufMohammad G SaklayenRonald J MarkertChristopher J BardeNarasimh Gopalswamy

public healthclostridium difficile-associated diarrheamedicinechronic renal insufficiencynephrologyclinical microbiologyrespiratory medicinehealth sciences

Pericardial Effusion Leading to Acute Renal Failure: Two Case Reports and Discussion of Pathophysiology. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2002)

Mohammad SaklayenVijay V. AnneMiguel Lapuz

emergency medicinenephrologyurologyrenal pathophysiologypericardial effusion

REVIEW: Low-Dose Thiazides Are the Most Effective First-Line Drugs for Hypertension. ACP Journal Club (2000)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

residual stressanesthesiologyplatelet antagonistpublic healthdiabetes therapiesthrombosisvascular biologycritical carepulmonary arterial hypertensioneffective first-line drugsanticoagulantsnephrologytherapeutic targetshypertensionvascular pharmacologypharmacotherapydrug resistancemedicinal researchlow-dose thiazidescardiovascular disease

Comparison of Manual Versus Automated Blood Pressure Measurements in Treated Hypertensive Patients. The American Journal of the Medical Sciences (1997)

Anil K. MandalWanda G. MillerMohammad G. SaklayenRonald P Markert

cardiologylaboratory automationmedicinemeasurementlaboratory medicineblood pressure measurementsblood pressureemergency medicinetreated hypertensive patientshypertensionrespiratory medicinephysiological measurementscritical careclinical measurementsmeasurement systems

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Mohammad Saklayen

Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine

Wright State University

Affiliations

Boonshoft School of Medicine

Internal Medicine and Neurology

Mohammad Saklayen is currently serving as a Boonshoft School Of Medicine Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine at Wright State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mohammad Saklayen

Wright State University

Professor Emeritus Internal Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Global Epidemic of the Metabolic Syndrome. Current Hypertension Reports (2018)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

global epidemicepidemiologymetabolic syndromechronic diseaseshypertensionglobal healthinfectious diseases

Timeline of History of Hypertension Treatment. Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (2016)

Mohammad G. SaklayenNeeraj V. Deshpande

historymedicinehypertension treatmentmedical historyhypertension

Efrain ReisinJohn W. GravesJosé-Miguel YamalJoshua I. BarzilaySara L. PresselPaula T. EinhornRichard A. DartTamrat M. RettaMohammad G. SaklayenBarry R. Davis

pharmacologyblood pressure controlblood pressurecardiovascular outcomeshypertensionrespiratory medicine

Acetylcysteine Did Not Reduce Kidney Injury in At-Risk Patients Having Vascular Angiography. Annals of Internal Medicine (2012)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

medicineat-risk patientskidney injuryinternal medicinevascular angiography

Effect of Month-Long Treatment With Oral N-Acetylcysteine on the Oxidative Stress and Proteinuria in Patients With Diabetic Nephropathy a Pilot Study. Journal of Investigative Medicine (2010)

Mohammad G. SaklayenJayson YapVal Vallyathan

Mohammad G. SaklayenLeonard K. GyebiJoseph TasosaJayson Yap

Clostridium Difficile–Associated Diarrhea and Chronic Renal Insufficiency. Southern Medical Journal (2002)

Khurshid YousufMohammad G SaklayenRonald J MarkertChristopher J BardeNarasimh Gopalswamy

public healthclostridium difficile-associated diarrheamedicinechronic renal insufficiencynephrologyclinical microbiologyrespiratory medicinehealth sciences

Pericardial Effusion Leading to Acute Renal Failure: Two Case Reports and Discussion of Pathophysiology. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2002)

Mohammad SaklayenVijay V. AnneMiguel Lapuz

emergency medicinenephrologyurologyrenal pathophysiologypericardial effusion

REVIEW: Low-Dose Thiazides Are the Most Effective First-Line Drugs for Hypertension. ACP Journal Club (2000)

Mohammad G. Saklayen

Comparison of Manual Versus Automated Blood Pressure Measurements in Treated Hypertensive Patients. The American Journal of the Medical Sciences (1997)

Anil K. MandalWanda G. MillerMohammad G. SaklayenRonald P Markert

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