Dr. Marcel Naik from Charité Universitaetsmedizin Berlin.He is part of the collaborating working group “digital nephrology”. Our work is on information extraction from medical records to develop a prediction model for assessing the risk for long-term renal graft loss.
Marcel Naik started his academic career during his medical school training doing his thesis under supervision of Prof. Dr. Budde investigating immunosuppressive effects in immune cells for individualization of immunosuppressive therapy in renal-transplanted patients. During the long course of finishing his thesis, he was introduced into relational database and statistical analysis. He developed interest in tackling the problems of a database arising in clinical routine use with existing missing values and poor normalization that he tries to improve. Another big influence was performing the statistical analysis of a national multicenter study that helped him to improve his statistical knowledge.Beside his daily clinical routine, he submitted abstracts to international transplant congresses.Marcel Naik’s main research interests are in the field of renal transplantation involving individualized immunosuppression, organ allocation and the clinical problems inherited in transplantation like (viral) infections and occurrence of cancers. He undergoes his medical training for specialization in Internal Medicine and Nephrology.The area of computer and data science is completely new to him and he hopes to develop a general understanding of the procedures applied in his project as well as to develop light programming skills.
Publications
- Bachmann, F., Lachmann, N., Budde, K., Liefeldt, L., Halleck, F., Naik, M., Friedersdorff, F., Rudolph, B., Wu, K., Meyer, O., Slowinski, T., Waiser, J., 2018. Late Steroid Withdrawal Following AB0-Incompatible Renal Transplantation. Transplant Proc. 50, 72-78. doi: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2017.1012.1008. PubMed-ID: 29407335
- Huber, L., Lachmann, N., Niemann, M., Naik, M., Liefeldt, L., Glander, P., Schmidt, D., Halleck, F., Waiser, J., Brakemeier, S., Neumayer, H.H., Schonemann, C., Budde, K., 2015. Pretransplant virtual PRA and long-term outcomes of kidney transplant recipients. Transpl Int 28, 710-719. PubMed-ID: 25639331
- Huber, L., Naik, M., Budde, K., 2013. Frequency and long-term outcomes of post-transplant hypophosphatemia after kidney transplantation. Transpl Int 26, e94-96.
- Jonczyk, M., Althoff, C., Slowinski, T., Lieker, I., Naik, M., Auer, J., Marcos, R.G., Duka, E., Hamm, B., de Bucourt, M., 2017. Urea-based recirculation validation of the symmetrical palindrome catheter. J Ren Care. 43, 242-246. doi: 210.1111/jorc.12210. Epub 12017 Aug 12216. PubMed-ID: 28815975
- Matz, M., Naik, M., Mashreghi, M.F., Glander, P., Neumayer, H.H., Budde, K., 2011. Evaluation of the novel protein kinase C inhibitor sotrastaurin as immunosuppressive therapy after renal transplantation. Expert Opin Drug Metab Toxicol 7, 103-113. PubMed-ID: 21142580
- Naik, M.G., Heller, K.M., Arns, W., Budde, K., Diekmann, F., Eitner, F., Fischereder, M., Gossmann, J., Heyne, N., Morath, C., Riester, U., Gwinner, W., Jurgensen, J.S., German Sirolimus Study, G., 2014. Proteinuria and sirolimus after renal transplantation: a retrospective analysis from a large German multicenter database. Clin Transplant 28, 67-79. PubMed-ID: 24372584
- Rissling, O., Naik, M., Brakemeier, S., Schmidt, D., Staeck, O., Hohberger, A., Neumayer, H.H., Budde, K., 2018. High frequency of valganciclovir underdosing for cytomegalovirus prophylaxis after renal transplantation. Clin Kidney J. 11, 564-573. doi: 510.1093/ckj/sfx1145. Epub 2018 Jan 1012. PubMed-ID: 30094022
Letter
- Bachmann, F., Lachmann, N., Budde, K., Liefeldt, L., Halleck, F., Naik, M., Friedersdorff, F., Rudolph, B., Wu, K., Meyer, O., Slowinski, T., Waiser, J., 2018. Late Steroid Withdrawal Following AB0-Incompatible Renal Transplantation. Transplant Proc. 50, 72-78. doi: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2017.1012.1008. PubMed-ID: 29407335
Book
- Organspende und Transplantationsmedizin XXS pocket 2011 (Book) ISBN: 978-3-89862-538-8, Kapitel 5 Immunsuppressiva