Craig Smollin, MD

Professor of Emergency Medicine

Location: UCSF San Francisco & Oakland

Specialty: Emergency Medicine

Biography

Education:
BA: University of California, Berkeley
MD: Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Residency: New York University, Bellevue Hospital Center
Fellowship: University of California, San Francisco Clinical Toxicology
Board Certification: Emergency Medicine

Research and Academic Interests:
Dr. Smollin's research interests include medical toxicology, specifically the study of ecstasy associated hyponatremia and the use of whole bowel irrigation for gastric decontamination. Dr. Smollin has also been working under a grant from the Food and Drug Administration to study adverse outcomes associated with the use of dietary supplements.

Publications

Patterns of ecstasy-associated hyponatremia in California.

Rosenson J, Smollin C, Sporer KA, Blanc P, Olson KR

What Is Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

Lieu K, Smollin CG, LeSaint KT

Will Artificial Intelligence Replace the Medical Toxicologist: Pediatric Referral Thresholds Generated by GPT-4.

Smollin KA, Smollin CG

Acute adverse effects of F(ab')₂AV and FabAV use for rattlesnake Envenomations: A four-year poison center study.

Seltzer JA, Winkler GA, Hardin J, Galust H, Albertson TE, Vohra R, Smollin C, Castillo E, Lasoff D, Clark RF

A ten-year retrospective California Poison Control System experience with possible amatoxin mushroom calls.

Albertson TE, Clark RF, Smollin CG, Vohra R, Lewis JC, Chenoweth JA, Stocking JC

Return Encounters in Emergency Department Patients Treated with Phenobarbital Versus Benzodiazepines for Alcohol Withdrawal.

Lebin JA, Mudan A, Murphy CE, Wang RC, Smollin CG

Circulating miR-122 in patients with non-toxic acute acetaminophen ingestions.

Lebin JA, Mudan A, Zhang Y, Wu AHB, Smollin CG

Comment on "Rising incidence and high mortality in intentional sodium nitrite exposures reported to US poison centers".

Mudan A, Lebin JA, Smollin CG

California Poison Control System Implementation of a Novel Hotline to Treat Patients with Opioid Use Disorder.

LeSaint KT, Ho RY, Heard SE, Smollin CG

Fatal ingestion of sodium chlorite used as hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lebin JA, Ma A, Mudan A, Smollin CG