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the journal of trauma and acute care surgery

ISSN 2163-0763· EN

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10 Articles
Accessibility 15
Engagement 31
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Short Name j trauma acute care surg
Abbreviated Name j trauma acute care surg
ISSN 2163-0763

Publications Per Year

Articles (10)

2019
Disproportionally Low Funding for Trauma Research by the National Institutes of Health: A Call for a National Institute of Trauma.
Glass, Nina E;Riccardi, Julia;Farber, Nicole I;Bonne, Stephanie L;Livingston, David H;
362 views DOI Abstract
2019
Endothelial cell dysfunction during Anoxia-Reoxygenation is associated with a decrease in ATP levels, rearrangement in lipid bilayer phosphatidylserine asymmetry, and an increase in endothelial cell permeability.
Sadjadi, Javid;Strumwasser, Aaron M;Victorino, Gregory P;
345 views DOI Abstract
2019
PREHOSPITAL PLASMA IN INJURED PATIENTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH SURVIVAL PRINCIPALLY IN BLUNT INJURY: RESULTS FROM TWO RANDOMIZED PREHOSPITAL PLASMA TRIALS.
Reitz, Katherine M;Moore, Hunter B;Guyette, Frank X;Sauaia, Angela;Pusateri, Anthony E;Moore, Ernest E;Hassoune, Adnan;Chapman, Michael P;Daley, Brian J;Miller, Richard S;Harbrecht, Brian G;Claridge, Jeffrey A;Phelan, Herb A;Brown, Joshua B;Zuckerbraun, Brian S;Neal, Matthew D;Yazer, Mark H;Sperry, Jason L;
340 views DOI Abstract
2019
Short-term versus long-term trauma mortality: A systematic review.
Frydrych, Lynn M;Keeney-Bonthrone, Toby P;Gwinn, Elizabeth;Wakam, Glenn K;Anderson, Maia S;Delano, Matthew J;
Vol. 87 , No. 4 , pp. 990-997
322 views DOI Abstract
2019
Blood flow of the venous system during resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta: Non-invasive evaluation using phase contrast MRI.
Izawa, Yoshimitsu;Hishikawa, Shuji;Matsumura, Yosuke;Nakamura, Kimiyasu;Sugimoto, Hideharu;Mato, Takashi;
322 views DOI Abstract
2016
Combat MEDEVAC: A comparison of care by provider type for en route trauma care in theater and 30-day patient outcomes.
Maddry, Joseph K;Mora, Alejandra G;Savell, Shelia;Reeves, Lauren K;Perez, Crystal A;Bebarta, Vikhyat S;
Vol. 81 , No. 5 Suppl 2 Proceedings of the 2015 Military Health System Research Symposium , pp. S104-S110
318 views Abstract
2016
Firearm injuries in the pediatric population: A tale of one city.
Choi, Pamela M;Hong, Charles;Bansal, Samiksha;Lumba-Brown, Angela;Fitzpatrick, Colleen M;Keller, Martin S;
Vol. 80 , No. 1 , pp. 64-9
300 views DOI Abstract
2019
Not Ready for Prime Time: Intermittent versus Partial REBOA for Prolonged Hemorrhage Control In a Highly Lethal Porcine Injury Model.
Johnson, M Austin;Hoareau, Guillaume L;Beyer, Carl A;Caples, Connor A;Spruce, Marguerite;Grayson, J Kevin;Neff, Lucas P;Williams, Timothy K;
285 views DOI Abstract
2014
The old man and the I sea U: Being an essay on faith, fate, and evidence, after the manner of Hemingway.
Bartlett, Robert H;
Vol. 77 , No. 3 , pp. 518-20
280 views DOI
2019
Featured Articles for CME Credit September 2019.
Vol. 87 , No. 3 , pp. e9-e12
253 views DOI
2019
Not Ready for Prime Time: Intermittent versus Partial REBOA for Prolonged Hemorrhage Control In a Highly Lethal Porcine Injury Model.
Johnson, M Austin;Hoareau, Guillaume L;Beyer, Carl A;Caples, Connor A;Spruce, Marguerite;Grayson, J Kevin;Neff, Lucas P;Williams, Timothy K;
285 views DOI Abstract
2019
Blood flow of the venous system during resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta: Non-invasive evaluation using phase contrast MRI.
Izawa, Yoshimitsu;Hishikawa, Shuji;Matsumura, Yosuke;Nakamura, Kimiyasu;Sugimoto, Hideharu;Mato, Takashi;
322 views DOI Abstract
2019
Short-term versus long-term trauma mortality: A systematic review.
Frydrych, Lynn M;Keeney-Bonthrone, Toby P;Gwinn, Elizabeth;Wakam, Glenn K;Anderson, Maia S;Delano, Matthew J;
Vol. 87 , No. 4 , pp. 990-997
322 views DOI Abstract
2019
PREHOSPITAL PLASMA IN INJURED PATIENTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH SURVIVAL PRINCIPALLY IN BLUNT INJURY: RESULTS FROM TWO RANDOMIZED PREHOSPITAL PLASMA TRIALS.
Reitz, Katherine M;Moore, Hunter B;Guyette, Frank X;Sauaia, Angela;Pusateri, Anthony E;Moore, Ernest E;Hassoune, Adnan;Chapman, Michael P;Daley, Brian J;Miller, Richard S;Harbrecht, Brian G;Claridge, Jeffrey A;Phelan, Herb A;Brown, Joshua B;Zuckerbraun, Brian S;Neal, Matthew D;Yazer, Mark H;Sperry, Jason L;
340 views DOI Abstract
2019
Featured Articles for CME Credit September 2019.
Vol. 87 , No. 3 , pp. e9-e12
253 views DOI
2019
Disproportionally Low Funding for Trauma Research by the National Institutes of Health: A Call for a National Institute of Trauma.
Glass, Nina E;Riccardi, Julia;Farber, Nicole I;Bonne, Stephanie L;Livingston, David H;
362 views DOI Abstract
2019
Endothelial cell dysfunction during Anoxia-Reoxygenation is associated with a decrease in ATP levels, rearrangement in lipid bilayer phosphatidylserine asymmetry, and an increase in endothelial cell permeability.
Sadjadi, Javid;Strumwasser, Aaron M;Victorino, Gregory P;
345 views DOI Abstract
2016
Combat MEDEVAC: A comparison of care by provider type for en route trauma care in theater and 30-day patient outcomes.
Maddry, Joseph K;Mora, Alejandra G;Savell, Shelia;Reeves, Lauren K;Perez, Crystal A;Bebarta, Vikhyat S;
Vol. 81 , No. 5 Suppl 2 Proceedings of the 2015 Military Health System Research Symposium , pp. S104-S110
318 views Abstract
2016
Firearm injuries in the pediatric population: A tale of one city.
Choi, Pamela M;Hong, Charles;Bansal, Samiksha;Lumba-Brown, Angela;Fitzpatrick, Colleen M;Keller, Martin S;
Vol. 80 , No. 1 , pp. 64-9
300 views DOI Abstract
2014
The old man and the I sea U: Being an essay on faith, fate, and evidence, after the manner of Hemingway.
Bartlett, Robert H;
Vol. 77 , No. 3 , pp. 518-20
280 views DOI
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Ranked #5,733 of 33,995
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