Education
- BA - 1969, University of Pennsylvania
- PhD - 1975, Albany Medical College
Teaching
Teaching Expertise: Pulmonary and Cardiovascular Physiology and Pathophysiology, Scientific Writing
Course Directorship: Medical Physiology 100; Nursing 8301 Anatomy, Physiology, Pathophysiology for Nurse
Anesthesia; Physiology 250 Scientific Writing for Graduate Students
Publications
Levitzky, M.G., Hall, S., Kaye, A.D., McDonough, K., Clinical Physiology in Anesthetic Practice.
McGraw-Hill (Lange Series), 2021, 304 pp.
Levitzky, M.G., Pulmonary Physiology,9th Ed, McGraw-Hill (Lange Series) , 2018, 312 pp.
Raff, H. and Levitzky, M.G. (eds.), Medical Physiology: A Systems Approach, McGraw-Hill,New York, 786pp., 2011.
Ali, J., Summer, W.R., and Levitzky, M.G. (eds.), Pulmonary Pathophysiology , 3rd Ed, McGraw-Hill (Lange Series), New York 296 pp., 2010.
Levitzky, M. G., Using the pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) to teach cardiopulmonary
integration., Adv. Physiol. Educ. 32:196-202, 2008.
Levitzky, M.G., Pulmonary Physiology,7th Ed, McGraw-Hill (Lange Series) , 2007, 280 pp.
Levitzky, M. G., Teaching the effects of gravity and intravascular and alveolar pressures on the
distribution of pulmonary blood flow using a classic paper by West, et al., Adv. Physiol. Educ. 30:5-8, 2006.
Pellett, A.A., Welsh, D.A., deBoisblanc, D.P., Lipscomb, G., Johnson, R.W., Lord,
K.C. and Levitzky, M.G., Low positive end-expiratory pressure does not exacerbate nebulized-acid lung injury
in dogs, J. Crit. Care 20:97-105, 2005.
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Research Interests
Pulmonary Blood Flow
