Description of Research Expertise
Tufts Medical Center, Division of Genetics, Boston, MA 2008-2010, Fetal microchimerism and its role in pregnancy-associated breast cancer
Selected Publications
Razzo B, and Kallenbach L.R., MD: Chapter 17/Antiocoagulation and Antiplatelet Reversal Strategies. In Hemorrhagic Shock: Recognition, Pathophysiology and Management. : 307-324,2017.
Kallenbach LR, Bianchi DW, Peter I, Stroh H, Johnson KL.: Maternal Background Strain Influences fetal-maternal trafficking more than maternal immune compentence. Journal of Reprod. Imm 90 (2): 188-94,2011.
Kallenbach LR, Johnson KL, Bianchi DW.: Fetal cell microchimerism and Cancer: A Nexus of Reproduction, Immunology, and Tumor Biology. Cancer Res 71 (1): 8-12,2011.
Johnson Kl, Tao K, Stroh H, Kallenbach L, Peter I, Richey L, Rust D, Bianchi DW.: Increased fetal cell trafficking in murine lung following complete pregnany loss from exposrure to lipopolysaccharide. Fertil Steril 93 (5): 1718-1721,2010.
Kallenbach L, Misra B.: Schistosomiasis: an unusual cause of microcytic anemia and heme-postive stool. 29th annual meeting, Society of General Internal Medicine, Los Angeles, CA. Plenary session : 2006.
Kallenbach L, Misra B.: Schistosomiasis: an unusual cause of microcytic anemia and heme-postive stool. J Gen Intern Med : 2006.
Clark S, Krishna U. Kallenbach L, Mandekar A, Raote V, Ellertson C.: Women's Preferences for General or Locat Anesthesia During First Trimester Abortion in India Contraception 66 (4): 275-9,2002.
Academic Contact Information
Abramson Cancer Center at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Hematology Oncology Division
51 N. 39th Street
Cupp Bldg, 1st Floor
Philadelphia ,
PA
19104
Phone: 215-662-8488
Patient appointments: 800-789-7366