Gaurav Chaudhari, MD

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  • 2020–2023Active
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About

Gaurav Chaudhari, MD, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Texas Tech University of Health Sciences in Odessa. Chaudhari has published research on topics including COVID-19 drug interactions with psychiatric medications, adverse effects of clozapine, and treatments for autism spectrum disorders. The author’s work also addresses child and adolescent psychiatry, with studies on homelessness trends in youth populations. Chaudhari’s articles have appeared in Psychiatrist.com from 2020 to 2023.

Publications

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Urinary Retention as a Rare Adverse Effect of Clozapine
Case Report

Urinary Retention as a Rare Adverse Effect of Clozapine

September 5, 2023

This report describes rare adverse effects of clozapine in a patient who had been managed on this medication for a few years.
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Homelessness in Children and Adolescents
Brief Report

Homelessness in Children and Adolescents

July 14, 2022

This study compared US homelessness trends in child and adolescent populations with that of adult homeless populations.
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Umbilical Cord Blood Infusion and Autism Management
Systematic Review

Umbilical Cord Blood Infusion and Autism Management

June 2, 2022

In this review, the authors provide an overview of the role of umbilical cord blood in managing autism spectrum disorder symptoms in children aged 4–8 years.
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Brief Report

Benzodiazepine Interaction With COVID-19 Drugs

October 28, 2021

In this report, the authors review the potential drug-to-drug interactions and safety of using benzodiazepines with COVID-19 antiviral drugs.
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Commentary

Interactions of Ritonavir/Lopinavir With Psychiatric Medications: A COVID-19 Perspective

June 18, 2020

In this commentary, the authors discuss the potential interactions of ritonavir/lopinavir with psychiatric medications in the context of COVID-19.
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