Renga I. Vasu, M.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Neurology
Director, M3/M4 Clinical Clerkship in Neurology
Education
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M.D. |
Madurai, South India |
1973 |
Post-Graduate Training
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Intern Resident |
Madurai Medical College/Erskine Hospital General Medicine, South India |
1971 1975 |
Professional Experience
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Assistant Professor Clinical Associate Professor Staff Neurologist Student Clerkship Director Staff Neurologist Associate Professor |
University of Alabama, Neurology University of Tennessee, Neruology Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis University of Tennessee, Neurology Neurology Clinic, Memphis University of Tennessee, Neurology |
1985 1986 1986 1986 1993 1996 |
Professional Certification & Licensing
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Full Registration Full Registration Medical License Medical License Medical License |
Medical Council of India General Medicine Council, London Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi |
1972 1977 1983 1987 1989 |
Clinical Subspecialty Expertise
Sarcoidosis, Vasculitis
Representative Publications
Price JO, Whitaker JN, Vasu R, Metzger DW. Multiple Epitopes in a Dodecapeptide of Myelin Basic Protein Determined by Monoclonal Antibodies. Journal of Immunology 136:2426-2431, 1986.
Mulligan MJ, Vasu R, et al. Eosinophilic Meningitis and Cerebellar Dysfunction in Hodgkin's Disease. American Journal of Medical Sciences 196:326-332, 1988.
Vasu R, Whitaker JN. Post Infectious and Transverse Myelitis, in Current Therapy in Neurologic Diseases. 2nd Edition, published by BC Decker, Inc., 1987 (pp 137-140).
Vasu R, Whitaker JN. Epitopes of Myelin Basic Protein: The Detection of Immunoreactive Myelin Basic Protein in Body Fluids, in Cellular and Humoral Immunological Components of Cerebraospinal Fluid in Multiple Sclerosis, published by Plenum Publishing Corporation, 1987 (pp 123-138).
Erkulwater S, Vasu R. Frontal intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity: Prospective and Retrospective Studies. Submitted at The Southern EEG Society 37th Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN 1984.
Whitaker JN, Vasu R. Epitopes of Myelin Basic Protein Recognized by Antisera Detecting Immunoreactive Myelin Basic Protein in Body fluids. Submitted for workshop in "Cellular and Humeral Components of CSF in Multiple Aclerosis." April 20-24, 1986, Limburg, Belgium.