Physician
Internal Medicine
Dr. David I. Riccio, MD
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David Riccio practices Internal Medicine. He studied medicine at Wake Forest School of Medicine. He received awards:"CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification". David Riccio is also a published physician. He has 82 paper published. The most recent paper is: Scopolamine''s effect on passive avoidance behavior in immature rats. He accepts Medicare.
Publications
- Hippocampal cytosolic estrogen receptors regulate fear generalization in females.
- Activation of ERβ modulates fear generalization through an effect on memory retrieval.
- Sex differences in the generalization of fear as a function of retention intervals.
- Mild hypothermia can disrupt extinction learning but not original conditioning.
- Effects of early albuterol (salbutamol) administration on the development of posttraumatic stress symptoms.
- Alcohol self-administration in rats: Modulation by temporal parameters related to repeated mild social defeat stress.
- The forgetting of stimulus attributes in latent inhibition.
- Retrograde amnesia for extinction: similarities with amnesia for original acquisition memories.
- Transfer of memory retrieval cues in rats.
- Forgetting of stimulus attributes: some implications for hippocampal models of memory.
- Epinephrine-induced enhancement of memory retrieval for inhibitory avoidance conditioning in preweanling Sprague-Dawley rats.
- Reconsolidation: a brief history, a retrieval view, and some recent issues.
- Ontogenetic forgetting of stimulus attributes.
- Is the context shift effect a case of retrieval failure? The effects of retrieval enhancing treatments on forgetting under altered stimulus conditions in rats.
- Effects of ontogeny on performance of rats in a novel object-recognition task.
- Olfactory learning and memory impairments following lesions to the hippocampus and perirhinal-entorhinal cortex.
- Intertrial interval manipulations and passive avoidance retention in young Long-Evans hooded rats.
- Reconsolidation reconsidered.
- The effects of pretraining and reminder treatments on retrograde amnesia in rats: comparison of lesions to the fornix or perirhinal and entorhinal cortices.
- Cold tolerance: behavioral differences following single or multiple cold exposures.
- Spontaneous recovery of tolerance to the analgesic effect of morphine.
- MK-801 induced retrieval, but not acquisition, deficits for passive avoidance conditioning.
- Interpretations of retrograde amnesia: old problems redux.
- d-Cycloserine: effects on long-term retention of a conditioned response and on memory for contextual attributes.
- Ketaset-Rompun extends the temporal gradient for hypothermia-induced retrograde amnesia.
- Post-training glucose administration attenuates forgetting of passive-avoidance conditioning in 18-day-old rats.
- The contextual change paradox is still unresolved: comment on Bouton, Nelson, and Rosas (1999)
- Pretest administration of glucose attenuates infantile amnesia for passive avoidance conditioning in rats.
- Does induced recovery from amnesia represent a disinhibition effect?
- Differential effects of Ketaset/Rompun anesthesia on hypothermia-induced retrograde amnesia and its recovery.
- Concussion-induced retrograde amnesia in rats.
- State-dependent retention produced with estrus in rats.
- Memory. When less is more.
- The effect of US preexposure on conditioned taste aversion: lack of postconditioning recovery of the aversion.
- Reinstatement of latent inhibition following a reminder treatment in a conditioned taste aversion paradigm.
- Forgetting of stimulus attributes: methodological implications for assessing associative phenomena.
- Postconditioning recovery from the latent inhibition effect in conditioned taste aversion.
- Increased generalization between drug-related interoceptive stimuli with delayed testing.
- The effects of preexposure to the drug on state dependent retention.
- Associative processes in adaptation to repeated cold exposure in rats.
- Homeostatic disruption and memory: effect of insulin administration in rats.
- Role of ACTH in recovery from retrograde amnesia induced by hypothermia in rats.
- ACTH produces long-lasting recovery following partial extinction of an active avoidance response.
- Stimulus attributes of reactivated memory: alleviation of ontogenetic forgetting in rats is context specific.
- Extinction of avoidance through response prevention: enhancement by administration of epinephrine or ACTH.
- Differential susceptibility to anterograde and retrograde amnesia treatments in preweanling rats.
- Hypothermia-induced anterograde amnesia: is memory loss attributable to impaired acquisition?
- Anterograde amnesia induced by hyperthermia in rats.
- ACTH- and noncontingent footshock-induced recovery of an extinguished passive avoidance response.
- Alleviation of infantile amnesia in rats by internal and external contextual cues.
- Hypothermia-induced anterograde amnesia and its reversal in rats trained on a T-maze escape task.
- Modulation of aversively motivated learning in rats adapted to a cold stressor.
- Memory retrieval deficits based upon altered contextual cues: a paradox.
- Stimulus generalization of conditioned taste aversion in rats.
- Alleviation of infantile amnesia in rats by means of a pharmacological contextual state.
- Overshadowing effects in the stimulus control of morphine analgesic tolerance.
- The effect of CS-preexposure on conditioned taste aversion in young and adult rats.
- Is anterograde amnesia a special case of retrograde amnesia?
- Persistence of flavor neophobia as an indicator of state-dependent retention induced by pentobarbital, stress, and estrus.
- Retention of conditioned taste aversion in weanling, adult, and old-age rats.
- Anterograde memory loss induced by hypothermia in rats.
- Reducing vulnerability to retrograde amnesia treatment: can new memory be deactivated?
- Nonmonotonic age changes in susceptibility to hypothermia-induced retrograde amnesia in rats.
- Modification of reactivated memory through "counterconditioning".
- Ovarian hormones and retention of learned fear in rats.
- ACTH mediation of learned fear: blockade by naloxone and naltrexone.
- Body temperature cues as contextual stimuli: modulation of hypothermia-induced retrograde amnesia.
- Amnesia induced by hyperthermia: an unusually profound, yet reversible, memory loss.
- Extending the duration of ACTH-induced memory reactivation in an amnesic paradigm.
- Retrograde amnesia for old (reactivated) memory: some anomalous characteristics.
- Age-dependent effects of preconditioning aversive experiences on the retention of conditioned fear in weanling rats.
- Reduction of ontogenetic retention decrements in rats by pretraining stressful experiences.
- Drug-induced "arousal" and the effectiveness of CS exposure in the reinstatement of memory.
- Long-term effects of prior experience in attenuating amnesia.
- Age of stress-produced odorants and the Kamin effect.
- Effect of arousal conditions during reinstatement treatment upon learned fear in young rats.
- Scopolamine''s effect on passive avoidance behavior in immature rats.
- Effects of prior aversive experience upon retrograde amnesia induced by hypothermia.
- Stimulus generalization of suppression in rats following aversively motivated instrumental or Pavlovian training.
- Effects of Pavlovian conditioned stimulus-unconditioned stimulus pairings during avoidance response-prevention trials in rats.
- GABA-mediated presynaptic inhibition is required for precision of long-term memory.
Schools
Wake Forest University School Of Medicine Medical Center Boulevard
Hospital Of St Raphael
Doctors Specialties
- Internal Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
Education
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Yale-New Haven Hospital -
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Hospital
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Yale-New Haven Hospital
Drug Facts
| NPI NUMBER | 1083613509 | |
| NPPES Provider LastName | RICCIO | |
| NPPES Provider FirstName | DAVID | |
| NPPES Provider ZIPCode | 065122919 | |
| NPPES Provider State | CT | |
| Specialty Description | Internal Medicine | |
| Total Claim Count | 4034.0 | |
| Distinct Opioid Count | 1.0 | |
| Opioid Claim Count | 51.0 | |
| Percent Opioid Claims | 1.26 |
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1083613509 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | RICCIO |
| First Name Of The Provider | DAVID |
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