Aleksandr Gleyzer

Aleksandr Gleyzer, MD serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, specializing in Emergency Ultrasound. His professional profile indicates extensive experience in emergency medicine with a specific focus on ultrasound applications and travel medicine.

Dr. Gleyzer received his medical degree from SUNY Downstate in 1998, completed his Emergency Medicine residency at Jacobi Medical Center, and undertook his Internal Medicine Internship at Staten Island University Hospital. His clinical expertise spans multiple areas of emergency medicine with particular emphasis on diagnostic ultrasound applications.

His research interests prominently feature Emergency Ultrasound and Travel Medicine, with significant contributions to understanding infectious disease management in emergency settings. Dr. Gleyzer has published extensively on pandemic response, particularly regarding COVID-19, examining pediatric cases, triage systems, and viral transmission dynamics. His work also addresses obstetric emergencies, toxicology cases, and infectious disease management.

Analysis of his publication history reveals a research trajectory focused on practical clinical questions that directly impact emergency department practice. His collaborative work with Israeli institutions demonstrates international research engagement, particularly in pandemic response studies. The breadth of his publications across multiple medical journals indicates active participation in the academic emergency medicine community.

Dr. Gleyzer maintains professional engagement through his ongoing clinical practice, research activities, and academic responsibilities as a faculty member. His email contact (gleyzer1@gmail.com) provides a direct communication channel for professional inquiries.