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Vincent Calleo

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center Of Upstate New York Poison

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Vincent Calleo is currently serving as a Center Of Upstate New York Poison Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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Upstate Medical University

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pediatrics medicine patient safety anesthesiology clinical toxicology pharmacotherapy pediatric anesthesia public health substance use disorders applied pharmacology addiction epilepsy neuropharmacology substance abuse wound healing anesthesia respiratory medicine pediatric pulmonology internal medicine forensic toxicology opioid use disorder zoonotic diseases anesthetic administration anesthesia practices drug safety pediatric emergency medicine adverse drug reactions poisoning high-fidelity simulation scenario pediatric fracture reduction pediatric patients parasitology substance use veterinary science veterinary parasitology addiction medicine addiction biology pediatric allergy professional development nurse education opioid epidemic substance addiction veterinary epidemiology animal disease prevention animal health anesthetic pharmacology neurological function opioid overdose respiratory toxicology pediatric lung diseases anaesthetic agent patient education patient-centered outcomes continuing medical education health profession training patient experience skin pharmacology topical drug clinical dermatology contact dermatitis cannabis use emergency medical services emergency department administration untrained community members naloxone administration current epidemiology case study injury patterns case report buprenorphine therapy oral naltrexone medical research western gaboon viper detectable digoxin concentrations ramps misadventure albuterol prescriptions written pediatric urology disaster medicine regulatory toxicology medical history primary care emergency medicine antibiotics hospital medicine individualized medicine environmental safety translational research sepsis hospital infections drug metabolism trauma intensive care critical care health care translational medicine environmental health intensive care nursing clinical investigation forensic medicine medical education infectious diseases (medical specialty) emergency nursing pediatric nursing laboratory medicine toxicology medical systems critical care clinic analytical toxicology diagnosis clinical epidemiology clinical research child neurology

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Acute Unintentional Single-Substance Pediatric Exposures to Direct Factor Xa Inhibitors Reported to Us Poison Centers, 2011–2019. Clinical Toxicology (2026)

medicinedrug safetypharmacologyadverse drug reactionsforensic toxicologypharmacotherapyapplied pharmacologyclinical researchtoxicologyclinical toxicologyclinical epidemiologyfactor xa inhibitorspediatricspoisoningus poison centers

Letter to the Editor Regarding Comparison of Adenosine Administration Utilizing a Single-Syringe Versus a Double-Syringe Method in a Simulated Pediatric Patient; Authors Response. Pediatric Emergency Care (2026)

Shock and Severe Anemia in a Pediatric Patient. Pediatrics in Review (2026)

hematologypediatric hematologysevere anemiapediatric intensive careintensive carecritical carepediatricsaplastic anemia

Comparison of Adenosine Administration Utilizing a Single-Syringe Versus a Double-Syringe Method in a Simulated Pediatric Patient. Pediatric Emergency Care (2025)

medicinedouble-syringe methodpatient safetypediatric anesthesiasingle-syringe versusadenosine administrationclinical researchanesthesiologypediatricspediatric pulmonology

Edible Cannabinoid Exposure in Pediatric Patients: Comparing Hospital and Poison Center Data. Clinical Toxicology (2025)

public healthsubstance abuseedible cannabinoid exposurepoison center datapediatric patientsforensic toxicologytoxicologysubstance use disordersclinical toxicologycannabis usepediatricshealth sciencespoisoningregulatory toxicology

Outcomes of Extra-Dose Exposures of Vaughan Williams Class I or III Antidysrhythmic Medications. Clinical Toxicology (2025)

vaughan williams classmedicineindividualized medicinepharmacologyinternal medicineadverse drug reactionspharmacokineticspharmacotherapyapplied pharmacologyiii antidysrhythmic medicationsextra-dose exposuresclinical researchclinical toxicology

Practice Variations in Pediatric Hypoglycemia Management: A Survey of Emergency Medicine Physicians. Cureus (2025)

individualized medicinepractice variationspatient safetyemergency medicinehealth carecritical care clinicemergency medicine physicianspediatric hypoglycemia managementpediatric diabetespediatric emergency medicinepaediatric medicineintensive carecritical carepediatric intensive carepediatrics

A Case of Western Gaboon Viper (Bitis Rhinoceros) Envenomation: Successful Treatment With South African Institute for Medical Research (Saimr) Antivenom After North American Crotalid Antivenom Failure. Toxicon (2024)

Hannah St FrancisRaizada A VaidRoger RothenbergRobert S HoffmanSarah G MahonskiVincent J CalleoRana BiaryCapwell E TaylorJoshua Z Silverberg

medical researchmedicinezoonotic diseaseswestern gaboon viper

Safety and Depth of Sedation With Ketamine Alone Versus Ketamine With Midazolam in Pediatric Fracture Reduction. Pediatric Emergency Care (2024)

bone fractureanesthesia practicespain managementpediatric fracture reductionpatient safetypediatric anesthesiaanesthetic pharmacologyanesthetic administrationtraumaanesthesiaanesthesiologypediatrics

Massive Chronic Hypernatremia Associated With Failure to Thrive in a Pediatric Patient. Cureus (2023)

medicinechild developmentpediatric patientpediatric diabetespediatric urologypaediatric medicinechild neurologypediatric endocrinologypediatricshealth sciences

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Vincent Calleo

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center Of Upstate New York Poison

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Vincent Calleo is currently serving as a Center Of Upstate New York Poison Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Vincent Calleo

Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Acute Unintentional Single-Substance Pediatric Exposures to Direct Factor Xa Inhibitors Reported to Us Poison Centers, 2011–2019. Clinical Toxicology (2026)

Shock and Severe Anemia in a Pediatric Patient. Pediatrics in Review (2026)

hematologypediatric hematologysevere anemiapediatric intensive careintensive carecritical carepediatricsaplastic anemia

Comparison of Adenosine Administration Utilizing a Single-Syringe Versus a Double-Syringe Method in a Simulated Pediatric Patient. Pediatric Emergency Care (2025)

medicinedouble-syringe methodpatient safetypediatric anesthesiasingle-syringe versusadenosine administrationclinical researchanesthesiologypediatricspediatric pulmonology

Edible Cannabinoid Exposure in Pediatric Patients: Comparing Hospital and Poison Center Data. Clinical Toxicology (2025)

Outcomes of Extra-Dose Exposures of Vaughan Williams Class I or III Antidysrhythmic Medications. Clinical Toxicology (2025)

Practice Variations in Pediatric Hypoglycemia Management: A Survey of Emergency Medicine Physicians. Cureus (2025)

Hannah St FrancisRaizada A VaidRoger RothenbergRobert S HoffmanSarah G MahonskiVincent J CalleoRana BiaryCapwell E TaylorJoshua Z Silverberg

medical researchmedicinezoonotic diseaseswestern gaboon viper

Safety and Depth of Sedation With Ketamine Alone Versus Ketamine With Midazolam in Pediatric Fracture Reduction. Pediatric Emergency Care (2024)

bone fractureanesthesia practicespain managementpediatric fracture reductionpatient safetypediatric anesthesiaanesthetic pharmacologyanesthetic administrationtraumaanesthesiaanesthesiologypediatrics

Massive Chronic Hypernatremia Associated With Failure to Thrive in a Pediatric Patient. Cureus (2023)

medicinechild developmentpediatric patientpediatric diabetespediatric urologypaediatric medicinechild neurologypediatric endocrinologypediatricshealth sciences

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