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LAWRENCE EISENMAN, MD

MD

Epilepsy Physician

NPI: 1457377673IndividualAccepts Medicare

Specialties, Licenses & Credentials

Neurology Physician

Psychiatry & Neurology — Neurology

Code: 2084N0400X

115434(MO)
Clinical Neurophysiology Physician

Psychiatry & Neurology — Clinical Neurophysiology

Code: 2084N0600X

115434(MO)
Epilepsy PhysicianPrimary

Psychiatry & Neurology — Epilepsy

Code: 2084E0001X

115434(MO)

Education

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY FEINBERG MEDICAL SCHOOL

Class of 1997

Research & Publications (20)

NMDA potentiation by visible light in the presence of a fluorescent neurosteroid analogue.
PMID 19403611·J Physiol·2009
7-preclinical
A spontaneous tonic chloride conductance in solitary glutamatergic hippocampal neurons.
PMID 16987500·Brain Res·2006
7-preclinical
Activation-dependent properties of pregnenolone sulfate inhibition of GABAA receptor-mediated current.
PMID 12938673·J Physiol·2003
7-preclinical
Axonal sodium channel distribution shapes the depolarized action potential threshold of dentate granule neurons.
PMID 19603521·Hippocampus·2010
7-preclinical
Photodynamic effects of steroid-conjugated fluorophores on GABAA receptors.
PMID 19596835·Mol Pharmacol·2009
7-preclinical
The influence of neuroactive steroid lipophilicity on GABAA receptor modulation: evidence for a low-affinity interaction.
PMID 19553485·J Neurophysiol·2009
7-preclinical
An offline evaluation of the autoregressive spectrum for electrocorticography.
PMID 19389689·IEEE Trans Biomed Eng·2009
8-other
Motion sickness may be caused by a neurohumoral action of acetylcholine.
PMID 19497682·Med Hypotheses·2009
8-other
Effects on membrane capacitance of steroids with antagonist properties at GABAA receptors.
PMID 18339741·Biophys J·2008
7-preclinical
Social networks and careers of young adults with intellectual disabilities.
PMID 17472428·Intellect Dev Disabil·2007
8-other
Anticonvulsant and anesthetic effects of a fluorescent neurosteroid analog activated by visible light.
PMID 17322875·Nat Neurosci·2007
7-preclinical
Compartmentation of the reeler cerebellum: segregation and overlap of spinocerebellar and secondary vestibulocerebellar fibers and their target cells.
PMID 15590156·Neuroscience·2005
7-preclinical
Self-reported seizure frequency and time to first event in the seizure monitoring unit.
PMID 15857431·Epilepsia·2005
4-observational
Slow actions of neuroactive steroids at GABAA receptors.
PMID 15282269·J Neurosci·2004
7-preclinical
The ventral uvula of the mouse cerebellum: a neural target of ethanol and vestibular stimuli.
PMID 15527751·Brain Res·2004
4-observational
Levetiracetam reduces spike-wave density and duration during continuous EEG monitoring in patients with idiopathic generalized epilepsy.
PMID 14692914·Epilepsia·2004
8-other
An absence of tinnitus.
PMID 15241224·Otol Neurotol·2004
5-case
Sleep epilepsy.
PMID 12864930·Neurologist·2003
6-review
Alcohol differentially affects c-Fos expression in the supraoptic nucleus of long-sleep and short-sleep mice.
PMID 12062480·Brain Res·2002
4-observational
Acute ethanol administration produces specific patterns of localization of Fos-immunoreactivity in the cerebellum and inferior olive of two inbred strains of mice.
PMID 12363413·Brain Res·2002
7-preclinical

Data courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). Ltrl is not affiliated with or endorsed by NLM.

Contact & Hours

Address
4921 PARKVIEW PL, DIV NEUROLOGY AGING AND DEMENTIA, STE 6C
SAINT LOUIS, MO 63110

Location

Practice Location

4921 PARKVIEW PL, SAINT LOUIS, MO
(314) 362-1408

Quick Facts

NPI
1457377673
Entity Type
Individual
Gender
Male
Medicare
Accepted
Specialties
3
Locations
1
Years in Practice
29
Publications
20

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