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Salvatori: Dr. Roberto Salvatori


Endocrinologist
Associate Professor of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins Hospital Division of Endocrinology 1830 Building, Room 333 1830 E. Monument Street Baltimore
MD
21287
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Website
Phone: (410) 955-3921
Fax: (410) 955-8172

Clinical Interests:
Neuroendocrinology, pituitary disorders, adrenal disorders

Research Interests:
Control of growth hormone secretion, genetic causes of growth hormone deficiency, consequences of growth hormone deficiency

Bio:
Roberto Salvatori

Training:

Medical School: Catholic University School of Medicine, Rome, Italy

Residency: Montefiore Medical Center

Fellowship: Cornell University, Johns Hopkins University

Board Certification: Endocrinology and Metabolism, Internal Medicine

Media:

Pituitary Podcast
Dr. Roberto Salvatori (MaryO's Endo) Podcast. Listen as Dr. Salvatori discusses pituitary tumors.

Publications:

Partial reversibility of GH deficiency in the GHRH knock out mouse by postnatal treatment with a GHRH-analogue

A mouse with targeted ablation of the GHRH gene: a new model of isolated GH deficiency

Variability in anterior pituitary size within members of a family with GH deficiency due to a new splice mutation in the GHRH receptor gene

Serum GH response to pharmacological stimuli and physical exercise in two siblings with two new inactivating mutations in the GH-releasing hormone receptor gene

Detection of a recurring mutation in the human GH-releasing hormone receptor gene

Decreased expression of the growth hormone-releasing hormone receptor gene due to a mutation in a Pit-1 binding site

Three new mutations in the gene for the growth hormone (GH)-releasing hormone receptor in familial isolated GH deficiency type IB

Familial dwarfism due to a novel mutation in the growth hormone-releasing hormone receptor


I found Dr Salvatori to be wonderfully kind, interested and knowledgeable. He listened thoughtfully to my complaints and never suggested that I was simply "fat and depressed". In the first visit, I learned things about my diagnosis that my previous endo had completely skipped. I saw Dr Salvatori after my pituitary surgery. He did not originally diagnose me with Cushing's.
~~MaryO

Information verified 10/10/2008 by MaryO

 

 

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