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SURANJANA DEY, MD

MD

Internal Medicine Physician

NPI: 1639706096IndividualAccepts Medicare

Specialties, Licenses & Credentials

Internal Medicine PhysicianPrimary

Internal Medicine

Code: 207R00000X

57.249213(OH)48882(AL)
Pediatrics Physician

Pediatrics

Code: 208000000X

57.249213(OH)

CMS Specialties

PrimaryINTERNAL MEDICINE

Education

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Class of 2020

Research & Publications (20)

Urban-rural differences in breast cancer incidence by hormone receptor status across 6 years in Egypt.
PMID 19548084·Breast Cancer Res Treat·2010
8-other
Formation of subviral particles of the capsid protein VP2 of infectious bursal disease virus and its application in serological diagnosis.
PMID 19110000·J Virol Methods·2009
4-observational
Molecular and epidemiological trend of rotavirus infection among infants and children in Japan.
PMID 19560560·Infect Genet Evol·2009
8-other
Sex-related differences in the presentation, treatment and outcomes among patients with acute coronary syndromes: the Global Registry of Acute Coronary Events.
PMID 18463200·Heart·2009
4-observational
Malarial infection develops mitochondrial pathology and mitochondrial oxidative stress to promote hepatocyte apoptosis.
PMID 19015023·Free Radic Biol Med·2009
7-preclinical
Xenoestrogens may be the cause of high and increasing rates of hormone receptor positive breast cancer in the world.
PMID 19155145·Med Hypotheses·2009
8-other
Scanning electron microscopic studies on surface microstructural features of some tissues of epizootic ulcerative syndrome-affected Puntius ticto (Hamilton, 1822) from Southern Assam of India.
PMID 19067358·Microsc Res Tech·2009
7-preclinical
Risk factors according to estrogen receptor status of breast cancer patients in Trivandrum, South India.
PMID 19452528·Int J Cancer·2009
8-other
Molecular analysis of G3 rotavirus among infants and children in Dhaka City, Bangladesh after 1993.
PMID 19560559·Infect Genet Evol·2009
8-other
Indomethacin, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, develops gastropathy by inducing reactive oxygen species-mediated mitochondrial pathology and associated apoptosis in gastric mucosa: a novel role of mitochondrial aconitase oxidation.
PMID 19049974·J Biol Chem·2009
7-preclinical

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LEEDS, AL 35094

Quick Facts

NPI
1639706096
Entity Type
Individual
Gender
Female
Medicare
Accepted
Specialties
3
Locations
1
Years in Practice
6
Publications
20

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