Dr. Nitzan Channa Roth, MD is a Internal Medicine Physician - Transplant Hepatology, Internal Medicine Physician - Gastroenterology practicing in Manhasset, NY
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As a liver transplant patient I was extremely worried about the dog bite infection causing my liver to be rejected. Dr. Roth’s bedside manner, sense of humor and calming effect, put me at ease. She was aggressive against the infection and I mean VERY AGGRESSIVE. But when she left my hospital room, I was at ease. And my li…
| University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keck School of Medicine at USC | Medical Degree | Medical School | Not Specified |
| Institution | Focus | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Residency - LAC | USC Medical Center - GME - Internal Medicine | Not Specified |
| Fellowship - Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai | Transplant Hepatology | Not Specified |
| Fellowship - LAC | USC Medical Center - GME - Gastroenterology | Not Specified |
Accepts New Patients: Yes
Northwell Health Physician Partners Sandra Atlas Bass Center for Liver Diseases - 400 Community Drive
“Dog bite at NS University Hospital. I had a liver transplant 3 years ago at North Shore and on 7/10/26 was bitten by a dog. Saw Coty MD had it flushed and treated. Went back 7/12 and it wasn’t better. That evening I went to North Shore Emergency roo”
As a liver transplant patient I was extremely worried about the dog bite infection causing my liver to be rejected. Dr. Roth’s bedside manner, sense of humor and calming effect, put me at ease. She was aggressive against the infection and I mean VERY AGGRESSIVE. But when she left my hospital room, I was at ease. And my liver safe and sound. She is an excellent Doctor and I highly recommend her.
Dennis Glander
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Comment - “ Dog bite at NS University Hospital. I had a liver transplant 3 years ago at North Shore and on 7/10/26 was bitten by a dog. Saw Coty MD had it flushed and treated. Went back 7/12 and it wasn’t better. That evening I went to North Shore Emergency roo ”
As a liver transplant patient I was extremely worried about the dog bite infection causing my liver to be rejected. Dr. Roth’s bedside manner, sense of humor and calming effect, put me at ease. She was aggressive against the infection and I mean VERY AGGRESSIVE. But when she left my hospital room, I was at ease. And my liver safe and sound. She is an excellent Doctor and I highly recommend her. Dennis Glander