Jason Smith

Early management of crush injury and crush syndrome: a Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care consensus statement

Felix Wood, Philip Cowburn, Jason Smith, Lauren Weekes et autres

Guidance is required for UK prehospital care providers managing patients with suspected crush injury to minimise preventable morbidity and mortality. This consensus statement gives relevant and practicable recommendations following a structured evidence review and a consensus process. Differences between this and previous …

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314. Heightened Subcortical Reactivity to Threat and Exposure to Negative Life Events Jointly Predict the Longitudinal Course of Specific Internalizing Symptoms

Shannon Grogans, Kathryn A. DeYoung, Juyoen Hur, Allegra Anderson et autres

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366. Understanding the Relevance of Dynamic Neural Responses to Anticipated Threat for the Emergence of Internalizing Illness

Kalina N. Kalinova, Shannon Grogans, Paige Didier, Allegra Anderson et autres

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Efficacy of Low-Dose and Ultra-Low-Dose CT for Nephrolithiasis in Obesity: A Multicenter Review

Gabriel Elijah Martin, Kymora Scotland, Jason Smith, Ninous Betdashtoo et autres

Research in health-care resilience for large-scale conflict

Dmitri Nepogodiev, Mike Prentice, Jason Smith, Clare Walton et autres

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Sex Differences in Angina and Non-Obstructive Coronary Arteries, chest pain characteristics

Jason Smith, R. Tavella, S. La, J. Wu et autres

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Dispatches from the new Editor-in-Chief: a new dawn

Jason Smith

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Comparative analysis of the demographics, vital signs, injury patterns, care pathways, interventions and outcomes of English and Welsh major trauma patients injured by high versus low energy transfer mechanisms in 2019

Thomas Shanahan, Michael Tonkins, Omar Bouamra, Dhushy Surendra Kumar et autres

Abstract Background Recent trends in high-income countries indicate a shift in the causes of major trauma, with low-energy transfer mechanisms, particularly falls from less than two meters, becoming increasingly prevalent. This study aimed to compare the demographics, care processes, and outcomes of …

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Primary survey: highlights from this issue

Jason Smith

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Variation in paediatric splenic trauma management in adult and combined major trauma centres in England

H Sanchez-Lewis, Paul Jenkins, Lexy Sorrell, Linda Watkins et autres

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4 The impact of different resuscitation fluids on cellular energy metabolism in traumatic injury and haemorrhagic shock

Laura Cottey, Hannah Crossland, Joanne Mallinson, Paul L. Greenhaff et autres

Introduction Trauma is a leading cause of death and despite trauma care improvements, survival rates remain unchanged for critically injured patients. Cellular energy stress occurs early following trauma, potentially representing a therapeutic target for prolonged care. We aimed to determine the degree …

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SPEED (SPlEnic Embolisation Decisions) study—Decision to treat acute traumatic splenic artery injury in the context of trauma protocol

Paul Jenkins, Jim Zhong, James Harding, Lexy Sorrell et autres

BACKGROUND: The spleen is commonly injured in trauma and this may be managed with a conservative approach, embolisation or splenectomy. There is uncertainty how splenic embolisation fits into the treatment paradigm and the delivery of IR services remains variable. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: …

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