Erik R Swenson is an expert in Pulmonology at Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center (United States). As of October 2026, ScienceLeadR ranks Erik R Swenson in the top 1% of experts worldwide for Acid-Base Imbalance, Hypoxia and Respiration Disorders. Erik R Swenson has authored 316 publications, the most recent in 2026, and is an investigator in 3 clinical trials. SLR score: 1,083 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Erik R Swenson Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center United States
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Pulmonology

Subspecialties: Cardiology - Internal Medicine - Public Health

Full career – Last 3 years

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Publications and Clinical Studies

Publications – Clinical Studies

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Organizations

Career arc: 1988 - 2026

Source: PubMed

Geisel School of Medicine

Publications Synthesis

Sources: PubMed, OpenAlex

Number : 316

Citations

Citations: 14 268 1st author: 28 Last author: 106 Unique author: 47


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Latest Publications

5 most recent indexed articles

Source: Pubmed

Title Journal Year Citations
Distinct temporal trajectories of EPAS1 mRNA expression during moderate-altitude training in Han and Tibetan endurance athletes.
PMID 42920835 — hemoglobins, blood, rna, messenger, altitude, athletes, erythropoiesis
Front Cell Dev Biol20260
Intermittent hypoxia interventions for inducing ventilatory acclimatization to high altitude?
PMID 42859416 — physiology, acclimatization, altitude, hypoxia
Exp Physiol20260
Peripheral oxygenation in heart failure patients with periodic breathing: insights from NIRS.
PMID 41524256 — exercise, respiration, heart failure, heart, cardiovascular diseases, ventilation, prognosis
Eur Heart J Acute Cardiovasc Care20260
Exogenous ketone monoester supplementation: a potential alternative strategy to mitigate altitude sickness?
PMID 41343072 — physiology, sleep, acclimatization, ketones, altitude sickness, altitude, ventilation, acidosis
Eur J Appl Physiol20250
Perceived Access, Perceived Need for Treatment, and the Decision to Seek Care for COPD Exacerbations.
PMID 40956402 — hospitalization, needs assessment, attitude to health, internal medicine, signs and symptoms, pulmonary disease, chronic obstructive, therapeutics, lung diseases, patient acceptance of health care
J Gen Intern Med20250

Clinical Studies 3

Sources: ClinicalTrials, EU CTIS

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N/A 1
Phase 1 1
Phase 2/Phase 3 1

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Completed 2
Unknown 1

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Interventional 2
Observational 1

By Monocentric/Multicentric:

monocentric 3
multicentric2to4 0
multicentric5to9 0
multicentricup10 0

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Cohort/Consortium Investigators 1

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