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Morphine Use after Combat Injury in Iraq and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder by Holbrook, Troy Lisa, Galarneau, Michael R, Dye, Judy L, Quinn, Kimberly, Dougherty, Amber L

“…In this study of injured U.S. military personnel, the use of morphine during trauma care was associated with a reduced risk of post-traumatic stress disorder…”
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The Psychological Consequences of Combat Injury Among U.S. Navy Health Care Personnel by MacGregor, Andrew J, Zouris, James M, Dougherty, Amber L, Dye, Judy L

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Military health care personnel face numerous risks to mental health, including those associated with combat injury, although no study has…”
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Sex Differences in Screening Positive for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder After Combat Injury by MacGregor, Andrew J, Dougherty, Amber L, Crouch, Daniel J, Dye, Judy L

“…U.S. military women were at risk of combat exposure and injury from asymmetric warfare during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Previous research has…”
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A Grounded Theory Approach to Navigating Infertility Care During U.S. Military Service by Buechel, Jennifer, Spalding, Carmen N, Brock, Whitney W, Dye, Judy L, Todd, Natalie, Wilson, Candy, Fry-Bowers, Eileen K

“…In this study, we aimed to understand how active duty service members and their partners navigate the infertility care process within the Military Health…”
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Is Prehospital Ketamine Associated With a Change in the Prognosis of PTSD? by Melcer, Ted, Walker, G Jay, Dye, Judy L, Walrath, Benjamin, MacGregor, Andrew J, Perez, Katheryne, Galarneau, Michael R

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Ketamine is an alternative to opioids for prehospital analgesia following serious combat injury. Limited research has examined…”
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Gender Differences in Mental Health Screening Outcomes Among U.S. Marines in Combat Support Occupations by MacGregor, Andrew J., Dye, Judy L., Dougherty, Amber L.

“…The role of women in the U.S. Military has expanded over the years. Recent policy changes allow for women to serve in all military occupations, including…”
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Health Profiles of Military Women and the Impact of Combat-Related Injury by MacGregor, Andrew J., Zouris, James M., Dougherty, Amber L., Dye, Judy L.

“…The role of women in the United States military is expanding. Women are now authorized to serve in all military occupations, including special operations and…”
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Traumatic brain injury during Operation Iraqi Freedom : findings from the United States Navy-Marine Corps Combat Trauma Registry by GALARNEAU, Michael R, WOODRUFF, Susan I, DYE, Judy L, MOHRLE, Charlene R, WADE, Amber L

“…The purpose of this study was to characterize traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) among military personnel (primarily Marines) during the second phase of Operation…”
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Serious Inhalation Injuries From Military Operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria by Coulter, Michael J., Mickelson, Roxanne C., Dye, Judy L., Shannon, Kaeley B., Ambrosio, Art A.

“…Objective: To characterize serious inhalation injuries seen during recent military operations, and assess whether bronchoscopic severity findings were…”
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Combat amputees' health-related quality of life and psychological outcomes: A brief report from the wounded warrior recovery project by Woodruff, Susan I, Galarneau, Michael R, Sack, Daniel I, McCabe, Cameron T, Dye, Judy L

“…This study extends what is known about long-term health-related quality of life (HrQoL) and other psychosocial outcomes (i.e., depression, posttraumatic stress…”
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Battlefield extremity injuries in Operation Iraqi Freedom by Dougherty, Amber L, Mohrle, Charlene R, Galarneau, Michael R, Woodruff, Susan I, Dye, Judy L, Quinn, Kimberly H

“…Abstract Objective Extremity injuries account for the majority of wounds incurred during US armed conflicts. Information regarding the severity and short-term…”
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Postinjury Care and Complications Among U.S. Military Women With Combat-Related Major Limb Traumatic Amputation by Dye, Judy L., Dougherty, Amber L., Shannon, Kaeley B., Eskridge, Susan L., Galarneau, Michael R.

“…U.S. servicewomen may be at greater risk of injury in future conflicts as they integrate into combat occupations. More than 1,000 servicewomen were wounded…”
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Characterization and Comparison of Combat-Related Injuries in Women During OIF and OEF by Dye, Judy L, Eskridge, Susan L, Tepe, Victoria, Clouser, Mary C, Galarneau, Michael

“…Although historically restricted from combat roles, women suffer from combat-related injuries, especially in recent conflicts where asymmetrical warfare erases…”
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Rapid Sequence Induction Strategies Among Critically Injured U.S. Military During the Afghanistan and Iraq Conflicts by Emerling, Alec D, Bianchi, William, Krzyzaniak, Michael, Deaton, Travis, Via, Darin, Archer, Benjamin, Sutherland, Jared, Shannon, Kaeley, Dye, Judy L, Clouser, Mary, Auten, Jonathan D

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Rapid sequence intubation of patients experiencing traumatic hemorrhage represents a precarious phase of care, which can be marked by…”
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Validity and Reliability of a New Measure of Nursing Experience With Unintended Consequences of Electronic Health Records by Gephart, Sheila M, Bristol, Alycia A, Dye, Judy L, Finley, Brooke A, Carrington, Jane M

“…Unintended consequences of electronic health records represent undesired effects on individuals or systems, which may contradict initial goals and impact…”
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Use of recombinant factor VIIA for control of combat-related haemorrhage by Woodruff, Susan I, Dougherty, Amber L, Dye, Judy L, Mohrle, Charlene R, Galarneau, Michael R

“…Recombinant activated human coagulation factor VII (rFVIIa), an intravascular strategy to promote clotting, is being used as an adjunct to surgical control of…”
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Head, Face, and Neck Injuries During Operation Iraqi Freedom II: Results From the US Navy-Marine Corps Combat Trauma Registry by Wade, Amber L., Dye, Judy L., Mohrle, Charlene R., Galarneau, Michael R.

“…BACKGROUND:Head, face, and neck injuries (HFNIs) are an important source of combat mortality and morbidity. The objective of this study was to document the…”
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The Use of Temporary Vascular Shunts in Military Extremity Wounds: A Preliminary Outcome Analysis With 2-Year Follow-Up by Borut, LT Jeffrey, Acosta, CAPT José A., Tadlock, LCDR Matthew, Dye, Judy L., Galarneau, Michael, Elshire, CAPT Donnel

“…BACKGROUND:The use of temporary vascular shunts (TVS)s in the management of wartime extremity vascular injuries has received an increasing amount of attention…”
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