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Detection of Blast-Related Traumatic Brain Injury in U.S. Military Personnel by Mac Donald, Christine L, Johnson, Ann M, Cooper, Dana, Nelson, Elliot C, Werner, Nicole J, Shimony, Joshua S, Snyder, Abraham Z, Raichle, Marcus E, Witherow, John R, Fang, Raymond, Flaherty, Stephen F, Brody, David L

“…In this study of injured U.S. military personnel, an advanced MRI technique found abnormalities consistent with traumatic axonal injury in some patients with…”
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Functional status after blast-plus-impact complex concussive traumatic brain injury in evacuated United States military personnel by MacDonald, Christine L, Johnson, Ann M, Nelson, Elliot C, Werner, Nicole J, Fang, Raymond, Flaherty, Stephen F, Brody, David L

“…Fundamental questions remain unanswered about the longitudinal impact of blast-plus-impact complex traumatic brain injuries (TBI) from wars in Iraq and…”
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Outcome Trends after US Military Concussive Traumatic Brain Injury by Mac Donald, Christine L, Johnson, Ann M, Wierzechowski, Linda, Kassner, Elizabeth, Stewart, Theresa, Nelson, Elliot C, Werner, Nicole J, Adam, Octavian R, Rivet, Dennis J, Flaherty, Stephen F, Oh, John S, Zonies, David, Fang, Raymond, Brody, David L

“…Care for US military personnel with combat-related concussive traumatic brain injury (TBI) has substantially changed in recent years, yet trends in clinical…”
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The role of SVS volunteer vascular surgeons in the care of combat casualties: Results from Landstuhl, Germany by Bush, Ruth L., MD, MPH, Fairman, Ronald M., MD, Flaherty, Stephen F., Col, Gillespie, David L., Col

“…With a shortage of active duty vascular surgeons in the military, Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) members have been called upon to perform short-term…”
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Damage Control Resuscitation: Directly Addressing the Early Coagulopathy of Trauma by Holcomb, John B., Jenkins, Don, Rhee, Peter, Johannigman, Jay, Mahoney, Peter, Mehta, Sumeru, Cox, E Darrin, Gehrke, Michael J., Beilman, Greg J., Schreiber, Martin, Flaherty, Stephen F., Grathwohl, Kurt W., Spinella, Phillip C., Perkins, Jeremy G., Beekley, Alec C., McMullin, Neil R., Park, Myung S., Gonzalez, Ernest A., Wade, Charles E., Dubick, Michael A., Schwab, C William, Moore, Fred A., Champion, Howard R., Hoyt, David B., Hess, John R.

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Management of Colonic Injuries in the Combat Theater by Cho, S. David, Kiraly, Laszlo N, Flaherty, Stephen F, Herzig, Daniel O, Lu, Kim C, Schreiber, Martin A

“…PURPOSE:Combat injuries are more often associated with blast, penetrating, and high-energy mechanisms than civilian trauma, generating controversy about the…”
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Management of the open abdomen during the global war on terror by Riha, Gordon M, Kiraly, Laszlo N, Diggs, Brian S, Cho, S David, Fabricant, Loic J, Flaherty, Stephen F, Kuehn, Reed, Underwood, Samantha J, Schreiber, Martin A

“…To evaluate factors that are predictive of delayed abdominal closure in patients injured during military conflict. Seventy-one patients managed with an open…”
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Critical care at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center by Fang, Raymond, Pruitt, Valerie M, Dorlac, Gina R, Silvey, Stephen V, Osborn, Erik C, Allan, Patrick F, Flaherty, Stephen F, Perello, Michelle M, Wanek, Sandra M, Dorlac, Warren C

“…BACKGROUND:Landstuhl Regional Medical Center is the largest U.S. medical facility outside the United States, and it is the first permanently positioned…”
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Management and outcomes of traumatic colon injury in civilian and military patients by Sambasivan, Chitra N, Underwood, Samantha J, Kuehn, Reed B, Cho, S D, Kiraly, Laszlo N, Hamilton, Gregory J, Flaherty, Stephen F, Dorlac, Warren C, Schreiber, Martin A

“…Divergent injury patterns may indicate the need for differing strategies in combat and civilian trauma patients. This study aims to compare outcomes of colon…”
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Toward the development of a worldwide military trauma system: an alliance between military nursing and the Society of Trauma Nurses by Flaherty, Stephen F

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Battlefield urologic injuries: the Gulf War experience by Thompson, col Ian M., Flaherty, maj Stephen F., Morey, maj Allen F.

“…Background: We sought to ascertain the incidence and type of urologic injuries requiring operations during the Gulf War. Study Design: Of the 31 United States…”
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Use of negative pressure wound therapy during aeromedical evacuation of patients with combat-related blast injuries by Pollak, Andrew N, Powell, Elisha T, Fang, Raymond, Cooper, Ellis O, Ficke, James R, Flaherty, Stephen F

“…The purpose of the study was to evaluate safety and feasibility of negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) during aeromedical evacuation from a combat zone to a…”
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Management and outcomes of traumatic colon injury in civilian and military patients by Sambasivan, Chitra N., MD, Underwood, Samantha J., MS, Kuehn, Reed B., MD, Cho, S. David, MD, Kiraly, Laszlo N., MD, Hamilton, Gregory, BS, Flaherty, Stephen F., MD, Dorlac, Warren C., MD, FACS, Schreiber, Martin A., MD, FACS

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Complications After Fasciotomy Revision and Delayed Compartment Release in Combat Patients by Ritenour, Amber E., Dorlac, Warren C., Fang, Raymond, Woods, Timothy, Jenkins, Donald H., Flaherty, Stephen F., Wade, Charles E., Holcomb, John B.

“…BACKGROUND:Incomplete or delayed fasciotomies are associated with muscle necrosis and death in civilian trauma. Combat explosions severely damage tissue and…”
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Feasibility of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy During Intercontinental Aeromedical Evacuation of Combat Casualties by Fang, Raymond, Dorlac, Warren C., Flaherty, Stephen F., Tuman, Caroline, Cain, Steven M., Popey, Tracy L. C., Villard, Douglas R., Aydelotte, Jayson D., Dunne, James R., Anderson, Adam M., Powell, Elisha T.

“…OBJECTIVE:The objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of utilizing negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) for the treatment of wartime…”
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Comparison of Abdominal Damage Control Surgery in Combat Versus Civilian Trauma by Sambasivan, Chitra N., Underwood, Samantha J., Cho, S. D., Kiraly, Laszlo N., Hamilton, Greg J., Kofoed, J. T., Flaherty, Stephen F., Dorlac, Warren C., Schreiber, Martin A.

“…BACKGROUND:The majority of individuals who perform damage control surgery in the military arena are trained in civilian venues. Therefore, it is important to…”
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Critical care at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center: The Evolution of Military Trauma and Critical Care Medicine: Applications for Civilian Medical Care Systems by FANG, Raymond, PRUITT, Valerie M, DORLAC, Gina R, SILVEY, Stephen V, OSBORN, Erik C, ALLAN, Patrick F, FLAHERTY, Stephen F, PERELLO, Michelle M, WANEK, Sandra M, DORLAC, Warren C

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CD11/CD18 Leukocyte Integrins: New Signaling Receptors for Bacterial Endotoxin by Flaherty, Stephen F., Golenbock, Douglas T., Milham, Frederick H., Ingalls, Robin R.

“…Exaggerated responses by phagocytes to bacterial endotoxin [lipopolysaccharide (LPS)] may result in the sepsis syndrome. While a number of LPS-binding proteins…”
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Complications After Fasciotomy Revision and Delayed Compartment Release in Combat Patients. Discussion by RITENOUR, Amber E, DORLAC, Warren C, FANG, Raymond, JENKINS, Donald H, FLAHERTY, Stephen F, WADE, Charles E, HOLCOMB, John B, BAGG, Mark

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Comparison of Abdominal Damage Control Surgery in Combat Versus Civilian Trauma. Discussion by SAMBASIVAN, Chitra N, UNDERWOOD, Samantha J, SAMBASIVAN, Chitra, CHO, S. D, KIRALY, Laszlo N, HAMILTON, Greg J, KOFOED, J. T, FLAHERTY, Stephen F, DORLAC, Warren C, SCHREIBER, Martin A, WHITE, Christopher E

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