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2000 Annual report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers Toxic Exposure Surveillance System by Litovitz, Toby L., Klein-Schwartz, Wendy, Wite, Suzanne, Cobaugh, Daniel J., Youniss, Jessica, Omslaer, Judith C., Drab, Alison, Benson, Blaine E.

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1999 annual report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers Toxic Exposure Surveillance System by Litovitz, Toby L., Klein-Schwartz, Wendy, White, Suzanne, Cobaugh, Daniel J., Youniss, Jessica, Drab, Alison, Benson, Blaine E.

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First Use of the Molecular Adsorbent Recirculating System Technique on Patients with Hypoxic Liver Failure After Cardiogenic Shock by Banayosy, A El, Kizner, L, Schueler, V, Bergmeier, S, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

“…The Molecular Adsorbent Recirculating System (MARS) has been proven to prolong survival in patients with hepatorenal syndrome. MARS is a modified dialysis that…”
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Experimental Tricyclic Antidepressant Toxicity: A Randomized, Controlled Comparison of Hypertonic Saline Solution, Sodium Bicarbonate, and Hyperventilation by McCabe, James L, Cobaugh, Daniel J, Menegazzi, James J, Fata, John

“…Study objective: We sought to compare the effects of hypertonic sodium chloride solution (HTS), sodium bicarbonate solution, and hyperventilation (HV) on…”
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290: Safety of Managing Rotary Blood Pumps with a Mild Anticoagulation Regimen by El-Banayosy, A, Arusoglu, L, Morshuis, M, Kizner, L, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

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292: Application of the CentriMag Pump within a Bridge to Bridge Concept in Cardiogenic Shock Patients by El-Banayosy, A, Morshuis, M, Arusoglu, L, Kizner, L, Roefe, D, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

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337: MCS out-of-hospital patients: Is there a difference between pulsatile and non-pulsatile devices? by El-Banayosy, A, Arusoglu, L, Morshuis, M, Kizner, L, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

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394: Portable drivers for a total artificial heart by El-Banayosy, A, Arusoglu, L, Morshuis, M, Kizner, L, Roefe, D, Raddatz, C, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

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77: Out of hospital treatment in patients with a total artificial heart by El-Banayosy, A, Morshuis, M, Arusoglu, L, Kizner, L, Kastning, H, Cobaugh, D, Koerfer, R

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Valproic acid poisoning: An evidence-based consensus guideline for out-of-hospital management by Manoguerra, Anthony S., Erdman, Andrew R., Woolf, Alan D., Chyka, Peter A., Martin Caravati, E., Scharman, Elizabeth J., Booze, Lisa L., Christianson, Gwenn, Nelson, Lewis S., Cobaugh, Daniel J., Troutman, William G.

“…A review of US poison center data for 2004 showed over 9000 ingestions of valproic acid. A guideline that determines the conditions for emergency department…”
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Guideline on the Use of Ipecac Syrup in the Out-of-Hospital Management of Ingested Poisons by Manoguerra, Anthony S., Cobaugh, Daniel J., The Members of the Guidelines for the Management of Poisonings Consensus Panel

“…The use of gastric emptying techniques, including ipecac-induced emesis, in the management of poisoned patients has declined significantly in recent years…”
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2001 Annual Report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers Toxic Exposure Surveillance System by Litovitz, Toby L., Klein-Schwartz, Wendy, Rodgers, George C., Cobaugh, Daniel J., Youniss, Jessica, Omslaer, Judith C., May, Mary E., Woolf, Alan D., Benson, Blaine E.

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Prehospital gastrointestinal decontamination of toxic ingestions: A missed opportunity by Wax, Paul M, Cobaugh, Daniel J

“…The purpose of this study was to determine if emergency medical services (EMS) providers routinely initiate field gastrointestinal decontamination of adult…”
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Frequent Users of the Emergency Department: Can We Intervene? by Spillane, Linda L, Lumb, Eileen W., Cobaugh, Daniel J., Wilcox, Susan Riley, Clark, John S., Schneider, Sandra M.

“…ABSTRACT Objective: To determine whether the use of individualized patient care plans and multidisciplinary case management would decrease ED utilization by…”
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Valerian overdose: a case report by Willey, L B, Mady, S P, Cobaugh, D J, Wax, P M

“…We present the first reported case of valerian (Valeriana officianalis) overdose. This herb is popular as a sedative but little is known about its toxic…”
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Toxicology training of paramedic students in the United States by Davis, Colleen O, Cobaugh, Daniel J, Leahey, Neil F, Wax, Paul M

“…A 16-item survey was mailed to the directors of 618 paramedic training programs in the United States to determine (1) the number of lecture hours devoted to…”
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Cocaine balloon aspiration: Successful removal with bronchoscopy by Cobaugh, Daniel J, Schneider, Sandra M, Benitez, John G, Donahoe, Michael P

“…Ingestion of balloons containing illicit substances along with the potential toxic sequelae associated with these ingestions have been described in the…”
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Tricyclic antidepressant poisoning: an evidence-based consensus guideline for out-of-hospital management by Woolf, Alan D., Erdman, Andrew R., Nelson, Lewis S., Caravati, E. Martin, Cobaugh, Daniel J., Booze, Lisa L., Wax, Paul M., Manoguerra, Anthony S., Scharman, Elizabeth J., Olson, Kent R., Chyka, Peter A., Christianson, Gwenn, Troutman, William G.

“…A review of U.S. poison center data for 2004 showed over 12,000 exposures to tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs). A guideline that determines the conditions for…”
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Research Subject Enroller Program: A Key to Successful Emergency Medicine Research by Cobaugh, Daniel J., Spillane, Linda L., Schneider, Sandra M.

“…ABSTRACT Objective: To describe the successful use and impact of individuals paid to enroll clinical research subjects in support of emergency medicine (EM)…”
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A Comparison of the Bioavailabilities of Oral and Intravenous Ethanol in Healthy Male Volunteers by Cobaugh, Daniel J., Gibbs, Michael, Shapiro, David E., Krenzelok, Edward P., Schneider, Sandra M.

“… Objectives: Ethanol (EtOH), the antidote for methanol and ethylene glycol, is administered by the oral (PO) and intravenous (IV) routes. Serum concentrations…”
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