Emmalee S Bandstra

Professor at Medicine, University of Miami0 Followers

Professor with a deep interest in neonatology, Emmalee S. Bandstra, M.D., is a distinguished faculty member at the Medicine University of Miami. As a Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at the Miller School of Medicine, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role, particularly in the specialized field of neonatology. Her affiliation with the Neonatology Division underscores her commitment to advancing the care and treatment of newborns. Dr. Bandstra's research interests are primarily focused on neonatology, where she has made significant contributions to understanding and improving neonatal care. Her work is characterized by a dedication to exploring innovative approaches to enhance the health outcomes of newborns. Her research has been instrumental in shaping current practices and policies in neonatal medicine. Throughout her career, Dr. Bandstra has been recognized for her contributions to the field with numerous honors and awards. Her extensive list of publications reflects her ongoing commitment to research and education in neonatology. She is highly regarded by her peers and students alike for her expertise, mentorship, and dedication to advancing the field of pediatrics. For more detailed information on her achievements and contributions, her faculty profile page provides a comprehensive overview.

Research Interests

Neonatology neonatal care health outcomes of newborns neonatal medicine

Publications

1 - Brain MRI segmentation of Zika-Exposed normocephalic infants shows smaller amygdala volumes,PLOS ONE

Shanchita Ghosh , Teddy Salan , Jessica Riotti , Amrutha Ramachandran , Ivan A. Gonzalez , Emmalee S. Bandstra , Fiama L. Reyes , Samita S. Andreansky , Varan Govind , Gaurav Saigal ,

, e0289227, 2023-07-28

2 - Scalp congenital hemangioma with associated high-output cardiac failure in a premature infant: Case report and review of literature,Interventional Neuroradiology

Sumedh S Shah , Brian M Snelling , Samir Sur , Alexandra R Ramnath , Emmalee S Bandstra , Dileep R Yavagal ,

, 102-106, 2016-10-27

3 - Maternal SARS-CoV-2, Placental Changes and Brain Injury in 2 Neonates,Pediatrics

Merline Benny , Emmalee S. Bandstra , Ali G. Saad , Roberto Lopez-Alberola , Gaurav Saigal , Michael J. Paidas , Arumugam R. Jayakumar , Shahnaz Duara ,

, 2023-04-06

4 - Prenatal cocaine exposure: An examination of childhood externalizing and internalizing behavior problems at age 7 years,Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale

Veronica H. Accornero , James C. Anthony , Connie E. Morrow , Lihua Xue , Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 20-29, 2006-03-01

5 - Validation of Cardiac Output Measurements with Noninvasive Doppler Echocardiography by Thermodilution and Fick Methods in Newborn Piglets,Neonatology

Elizabeth Welch , Shahnaz Duara , Cleide Suguihara , Emmalee Bandstra , Eduardo Bancalari ,

, 137-145, 1994-01-01

6 - Intrauterine Growth of Full-Term Infants: Impact of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure,Pediatrics

Emmalee S. Bandstra , Connie E. Morrow , James C. Anthony , Shervin S. Churchill , Dale C. Chitwood , Bernard W. Steele , Audrey Y. Ofir , Lihua Xue ,

, 1309-1319, 2001-12-01

7 - Prophylactic Indomethacin for Prevention of Intraventricular Hemorrhage in Premature Infants,Pediatrics

Emmalee Setzer Bandstra , Berta M. Montalvo , Ronald N. Goldberg , Irma Pacheco , Pedro L. Ferrer , John Flynn , Jocelyn B. Gregorios , Eduardo Bancalari ,

, 533-542, 1988-10-01

8 - Prenatal Cocaine Exposure and Cardiometabolic Disease Risk Factors in 18 to 20 Year Old African Americans,Ethnicity & Disease

Sarah E. Messiah , David A. Ludwig , Denise C. Vidot , Veronica H. Accornero , Steven E. Lipshultz , Tracie L. Miller , Lihua Xue , Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 419, 2015-11-10

9 - Cocaine-exposed Preterm Neonates Show Behavioral and Hormonal Differences,Pediatrics

Frank A. Scafidi , Tiffany M. Field , Abigail Wheeden , Saul Schanberg , Cynthia Kuhn , Robert Symanski , Eugene Zimmerman , Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 851-855, 1996-06-01

10 - Perinatal Factors Associated with Cardiovascular Disease Risk among Preschool-Age Children in the United States: An Analysis of 1999–2008 NHANES Data,International Journal of Pediatrics

Sarah E. Messiah , Kristopher L. Arheart , Steven E. Lipshultz , Emmalee S. Bandstra , Tracie L. Miller ,

, 1-9, 2012-01-01

11 - Case report: Fatal lung hyperinflammation in a preterm newborn with SARS-CoV-2 infection,Frontiers in Pediatrics

Daniela Aguilar-Caballero , Jose M. C. Capcha , Veronica Caballero , Karen C. Young , Shahnaz Duara , Michael Borchetta , Ivan Gonzalez , Ali G. Saad , Keith A. Webster , Lina A. Shehadeh , Emmalee S. Bandstra , Augusto F. Schmidt ,

, 2023-05-23

12 - The SESS multisite collaborative research initiative: establishing common ground,Child & Family Social Work

Elizabeth E. Iida , J. Fred Springer , Peter J. Pecora , Emmalee S. Bandstra , Mark C. Edwards , Michele M. Basen ,

, 217-228, 2005-07-11

13 - Assessing Latent Effects of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure on Growth and Risk of Cardiometabolic Disease in Late Adolescence: Design and Methods,International Journal of Pediatrics

Sarah E. Messiah , Steven E. Lipshultz , Tracie L. Miller , Veronica H. Accornero , Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 1-13, 2012-01-01

15 - Maternal Opioid Treatment: Human Experimental Research (MOTHER) Study: maternal, fetal and neonatal outcomes from secondary analyses,Addiction

Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 1-4, 2012-10-29

16 - Discussion: Subject Selection, Recruitment, and Retention in Longitudinal Studies Involving Perinatal Substance Abuse and Human lmmunodeficiency Virus Infection,PsycEXTRA Dataset

Emmalee S. Bandstra ,

, 1992-01-01

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