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STUART S. KAPLAN, M.D.
Neurological Surgery
3061 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 200Las Vegas, NV 89109Phone: 702-737-1948Fax: 702-737-7195 CURRICULUM VITAE
Fellowship
Research Fellowships
 American Heart Association, Harvard Medical School  Medical Student Research Fellowship, 1992 –1993  NIH Research Fellowship, 1998 –2000 Residency
 Washington University Medical Center, St. Louis, MO  Residency, Neurological Surgery, 1995 –2001 Internship
 Washington University Medical Center, St. Louis, MO  Internship, Neurological Surgery, 1994 –1995 Medical School
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College
Boards Certification
 American Board of Neurological Surgery: Board Certified in Neurological Surgery Licensure
 Nevada –Active Arizona - Pending Memberships
 American Association of Neurological Surgeons Congress of Neurological Surgeons  Sections: Neurotrauma and Critical Care, Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves and Tumors.
Academic Appointments
 University of Cincinnati School of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH  Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, 2002 –2004 Honors and Awards
 Phi Beta Kappa High Honors in Anthropology  Academic citations in Anthropology and Physics Abstracts –Oral Presentations
1. Kaplan SS, Breuing K, Eriksson E, Liu P, Miller DR: Controlled tissue infection in partial thickness burns –A new experimental model. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 1991.
2. Sherburn EW, Kaplan SS, Kaufman BA, Noetzel MJ, Park TS: Outcome of surgically treated birth-relatedbrachial plexus injuries in twenty cases. Southern Neurosurgical Society, 1997.
3. Park TS, Kaplan SS, Gidday JM: Leukocyte-endothelial adherence in penumbral cortex 24 hours afterpermanent MCA0 in mice. American Academy of Neurological Surgeons, 1998.
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4. Gidday JM, Misko TP, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Shah AR, Salvemini D, Park TS: Peroxynitritepromotes leukocyte adherence and blood-brain barrier breakdown following cerebral ischemia. Neuroscience,1998.
5. Majid A., He YY, Gidday JM, Kaplan SS, Park TS, Choi, DW, Hsu CY: Intrinsic, hemodynamic-independent differences in vulnerability to permanent focal cerebral ischemia in common mutant mouse strains.
AHA Conference on Stroke and Cerebral Circulation, 1998.
6. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Gidday JM: Leukocyte adherence and vascular injury is attenuated byhydroxyethyl starch following global cerebral ischemia in newborn piglets. Neuroscience, 1999.
7. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Gidday JM: Hydroxyethyl starch and mannitol inhibit asphyxia-inducedincreases in leukocyte adherence and vascular permeability. Congress of Neurological Surgeons, 1999.
8. Kaplan SS, Gidday JM, Dugan LL, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Park TS: Leukocyte dependent blood-brainbarrier breakdown is attenuated by a novel carboxyfullerene derivative in a model of newborn hypoxic-ischemicencephalopathy in piglets. AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurological Surgery, 1999.
9. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Shah AR, Gidday JM: Mannitol reduces post-ischemicleukocyte adherence and vascular injury in the pig cerebral microcirculation. Southern Neurosurgical Society,2000.
10. Park TS, Kaplan SS, Gidday JM: Neutrophil elastase knockout mice exhibit reduced BBB breakdown andinfarct volume following focal stroke. American Society of Pediatric Neurosurgeons, 2002.
Abstracts –Posters
1. Kaplan SS, Ogilvy CS, Crowell RM, Heros RC: Surgical results for internal carotid artery bifurcationaneuryms. Congress of Neurological Surgeons, 1993.
2. Ogilvy CS, Kaplan SS: Mild hypothermia, mannitol and induced hypertension prevent stroke in a rabbitmodel of focal cerebral ischemia. Congress of Neurological Surgeons, 1993.
3. Kaplan SS, Gidday JM, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Dowling JL, Park TS: Leukocyte-endothelial adherence inpenumbral cortex 24 hours after permanent MCA0 in mice. Neuroscience, 1998.
4. Kaplan SS, Gidday JM, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Park TS: Increased postischemic leukocyte-endothelialadherence in penumbral cortex in a model of permanent mouse MCAO. Neurotrauma Society Meeting, 1998.
5. He YY, Majid A, Choi DW, Gidday JM, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Park TS, Hsu CY: Strain-relateddifferences in vulnerability to permanent focal cerebral ischemia in C57/BL6, BALB/C, and SV129 mice.
Neuroscience, 1998.
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6. Park TS, Gidday JM, Gonzales E, Kaplan SS: Peroxynitrite mediates the acute cerebrovascularinflammatory response following asphyxia in neonatal piglets. AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric NeurologicalSurgery, 1998.
7. Gidday JM, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Shah AR, Park TS: Reduction in cerebrovascularinflammatory response following permanent MCAO in mouse by postischemic ibuprofen. Neuroscience, 1999.
8. Park TS, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Shah AR, Gidday JM: Peroxynitrite mediates blood-brainbarrier breakdown and venular leukostasis during reperfusion following global ischemia in piglets.
Neuroscience, 1999.
9. Zhu Y, McMahan BK, Shah AR, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Kaplan SS, Gidday JM: Protection from retinalischemic injury by short-term ischemia or hypoxia: New in vivo mouse models of preconditioning. Invest.
Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci., 2000.
10. Gidday JM, Gasche Y, Shah AR, Kaplan SS, Perez RS, Shipley JM, Senior RM, Chan PH, Park TS:Reduction in cerebral vasogenic edema and infarct volume in MMP-9 null mice and following MMP-9inhibition. Neuroscience, 2000.
11. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Shah AR, Gidday JM: Postischemic mannitol administrationattenuates acute inflammation and blood-brain barrier breakdown following global ischemia in piglets.
Neuroscience, 2000.
12. Gidday JM, Kaplan SS, Shah AR, Perez RS, Gonzales ER, Shapiro SD, Park TS: Genetic andpharmacologic evidence for neutrophil elastase mediating inflammatory brain injury following transient focalischemia in mice. International Society for Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism, 2001.
13. Park TS, Shah AR, Perez RS, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Shapiro SD, Gidday JM: Neutrophil elastasecontributes to blood-brain barrier breakdown and lesion volume following transient focal ischemia in mice.
Neuroscience, 2001.
14. Gidday JM, Gonzales ER, Perez RS, Kaplan SS, Park TS: Role of hydroxyl radical in promoting acutecerebrovascular inflammation following asphyxia in piglets. Experimental Biology, 2002.
Book Chapters
1. Diminick M, Kaplan S, Salmeron J: Peripheral Vascular Disease, in Lilly LS, (ed): Pathophysiology ofHeart Disease. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger, 1993, pp 239-254.
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Original Publications (peer review)
1. Fried MP, Mallampati SR, Liu FC, Kaplan S, Caminear DS, Samonte BR: Laser resistant stainless steelendotracheal tube: experimental and clinical evaluation. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine 11: 301-306, 1991.
2. Kaplan SS, Ogilvy CS, Gonzalez R, Gress D, Pile-Spellman J: Extracranial vertebral arterypseudoaneurysm presenting as subarachnoid hemorrhage. Stroke 24: 1397-1399, 1993.
3. Kaplan SS, Ogilvy CS, Crowell RM: Incidentally discovered arteriovenous malformation of the anteriorfossa dura. Br J Neurosurg 8: 755-759, 1994.
4. Ames A, Maynard KI, Kaplan S: Protection against CNS ischemia by temporary interruption of function-related processes of neurons. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab 15: 433-439, 1995.
5. Ogilvy CS, Chu D, Kaplan S: Mild hypothermia, hypertension and mannitol are protective against infarctionduring experimental intracranial temporary vessel occlusion. Neurosurgery 38: 1202-1210, 1996.
6. Ogilvy CS, Carter BS, Kaplan S, Rich C, Crowell RM: Temporary vessel occlusion for aneurysm surgery:risk factors for stroke in patients protected by induced hypothermia and hypertension and intravenous mannitoladministration. J Neurosurg 84: 785-791, 1996.
7. Sherburn EW, Kaplan SS, Kaufman BA, Noetzel MJ, Park TS: Outcome of surgically treated birth-relatedbrachial plexus injuries in twenty cases. Pediatr Neurosurg 27:19-27, 1997.
8. Kaplan SS, Wright NM, Yundt KD, Lauryssen C: Adjacent fracture-dislocations of the lumbosacral spine –a case report. Neurosurgery 44:1134-1137, 1999.
9. Kaplan SS, Lauryssen C: Cerebellar hemorrhage after evacuation of an acute supratentorial subduralhematoma –a case report. Br J Neurosurg 13:329-331, 1999.
10. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Gidday JM: Hydroxyethyl starch reduces leukocyte adherence andvascular injury in the newborn pig cerebral circulation after asphyxia. Stroke 31:2218-2223, 2000.
11. Majid A, He YY, Gidday JM, Kaplan SS, Gonzales ER, Park TS, Fenstermacher JD, Wei L, Choi DW, HsuCY: Differences in vulnerability to permanent focal cerebral ischemia among 3 common mouse strains. Stroke31:2707-2714, 2000.
12. Kaplan SS, Park TS, McKinstry RC, Fuller C, Ojemann JG: Gliomatosis Cerebri. Pediatr Neurosurg36:111-112, 2002.
13. Kaplan SS, Ojemann JG, Grange DK, Fuller C, Park TS: Intracranial infantile myofibromatosis withintraparenchymal involvement. Pediatr Neurosurg 36:214-217, 2002.
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14. Kaplan SS, Ojemann JG, Park TS: Pediatric sylvian fissure meningioma. Pediatr Neurosurg 36:275-276,2002.
15. Breuing K, Kaplan S, Liu P, Onderdonk AB, Eriksson E: Wound fluid bacterial levels exceed tissuebacterial counts in controlled porcine partial-thickness burn infections Plast Reconstr Surg 111:781-788, 2003.
16. Kaplan SS, Park TS, Gonzales ER, Gidday JM: Mannitol reduces postischemic cerebrovascularinflammation: Role of hydroxyl radical scavenging. J Neurosurg (submitted).
Continuing Education
 Center for Continuing Education in the Health Sciences, University of Pittsburgh  Principles and Practices of Gamma Knife Radiosurgery, January 12-16, 2004 Affiliation
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