Benjamin S Mantell (Benjamin Mantell)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2020-2023
Publications (10 Years): 4

Top Topics

Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Acute Kidney Injury

Skeletal Muscle

Top Venues

Pediatric transplantation

Artificial organs

Clinical transplantation

NewYork-Presbyterian

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Affiliation History

NewYork-Presbyterian Jul 01 2016

United States

Clinical Fellow in Pediatric Cardiology :: Division of Pediatric Cardiology

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Jul 01 2013 - Jun 30 2016

United States

Resident :: Pediatrics

Publications

Benjamin S Mantell, Estela Azeka, Ryan S Cantor, Waldemar F Carlo, Maryanne Chrisant, John C Dykes, Timothy M Hoffman, James K Kirklin, Devin Koehl, Thomas J L'Ecuyer, Jennie M McAllister, Adriana C Prada-Ruiz, Marc E Richmond
The Fontan immunophenotype and post-transplant outcomes in children: A multi-institutional study. Pediatric transplantation (2023)
Bethany L Wisotzkey, Byron C Jaeger, Alfred Asante-Korang, Molly Brickler, Ryan S Cantor, Melanie D Everitt, James K Kirklin, Devin Koehl, Benjamin S Mantell, Philip T Thrush, Micheal Kuhn
Risk factors for 1-year allograft loss in pediatric heart transplant patients using machine learning: An analysis of the pediatric heart transplant society database. Pediatric transplantation (2023)
Justin K Chen, David M Salerno, Heather Corbo, Benjamin S Mantell, Marc E Richmond, Amy Rothkopf, Irene D Lytrivi
Immune cell function assay and T lymphocyte counts lack association with rejection or infection in pediatric heart transplant recipients. Clinical transplantation (2022)
Benjamin S Mantell, Linda Addonizio, Namrata Jain, Damien LaPar, Paul Chai, Emile Bacha, David Kalfa, Jennie McAllister, Warren Zuckerman, Teresa Lee, Marc Richmond, Sabrina Law
Evolution of pediatric ventricular assist devices and their neurologic and renal complications-A 24-year single-center experience. Artificial organs 44 (9) (2020)