Medical Research Written by Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado is Online

Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado is a student of science. He is one of thousands of anesthesiologists in the United States but in addition to being a student, he also teaches. In the 2010 to 2011 academic school year, Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado was awarded one of the Medical Student of the Year Awards from the students.

Like many professionals who teach their specialty, Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado performs research related to his branch of medicine. He has been studying a number of medical issues through the years and his first medical presentation was performed in 2005. Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado gave a poster presentation in Seattle, Washington at the Thirteenth annual AIDS Malignancy Consortium. His presentation was called Causes of Dead in the HAART Era: Perspectives from a Combined HIV and Hematology/Oncology Primary Care Practice and was presented in October, 2005.

Since his first presentation, Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado continued his research into other medical areas such as HIV. To date, Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado has five published research articles. His most recent article was published in two different online publications. August 5, 2012, Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado had "Real-time Multimodal Axillary Vein Imaging Enhances the Safety and Efficacy of Axillary Vein Catheterization in Neurosurgical Intensive Care Patients" published in the Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology.

The article was written by Matthew Uhlenkott and other contributing writers. It appears online at PubMed.org and the Journal of Neurosurgical Anesthesiology's online website. The online versions weren't added until January 2013.

Some of Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado's other works were published in other journals. He had research about HIV published in Blood in 2006, AIDS Reader in 2006, and the American Journal of Medical Sciences in 2008. Matthew Uhlenkott of Aurora, Colorado is proud of his research and his published articles. He looks forward to contributing to the medical community with future published research.