Division of Pulmonary, Allergy
and Critical Care Medicine
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Address: PH 12 Stem
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Yale Enson, M.D. Professor of Clinical Medicine Emeritus,
Division of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Medicine Research Summary Dr. Enson’s
research examines the causes of pulmonary arterial hypertension associated
with diseases of the respiratory system. He has investigated the response of
the pulmonary vessels to vasoconstrictive stimuli
(chronic bronchitis, obesity hypoventilation), to anatomic restriction of the
bed (interstitial lung diseases), to combinations of both stimuli (emphysema,
pulmonary thromboemboli), and to genetic
abnormalities of the bed (“primary” pulmonary hypertension). Positions and Appointments 1999-present,
Professor of Clinical Medicine Emeritus, 1999-present, Special
Lecturer in Medicine, 1961-1999, Assistant
Professor- Professor of Clinical Medicine, 1999-present, Consultant
Emeritus, Education and Training 1948, A.B., 1953, M.D., SUNY, Downstate, 1954-55, 1956-59, Resident,
Department of Medicine, 1959-1961, Research Fellow,
Cardio-Pulmonary Lab, First Investigation Committees and Society Memberships NIH Technical Review
Committee, Artificial Heart Program American Heart Association,
Council on Cardiopulmonary Diseases Harvey Society American Physiological
Society American Society for Clinical
Investigation Selected Publications 1. Enson
Y, Chamberlin MD. (2001) Cournand & Richards and the 2. Schulman L., Enson Y. (1995) Effect of cylcooxygenase
inhibition and hyperoxia on the pulmonary
circulation in dogs. Am J Physiol 268: H1521-30 3. Schulman L., McCullough P,
Lennon P, Wood JA, Enson Y. (1994) Pulmonary
vascular resistance in emphysema. Chest
105: 798-805 4. Enson
Y, Thomas HM III, Bosken CH, Wood JA, Leroy EC,
Blanc WA, Wigger HJ, Harvey RM. (1975) Pulmonary
hypertension in interstitial lung disease: relation of vascular resistance to
abnormal lung structure. Trans A Am
Physicians 88: 248-55 5. Rochester DF, Enson Y. (1974) Current concepts in the pathogenesis of
the obesity hypoventilation syndrome: mechanical and circulatory factors. Am J Med 57: 402-20 6. Enson
Y, Giuntini C, Lewis ML, Morris TQ, Ferrer MI, Harvey RM. (1964) The influence of hydrogen
ion concentration and hypoxia on the pulmonary circulation. J Clin Invest
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