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Comparison of 2 Cricothyrotomy Techniques: Standard Method Versus Rapid 4-Step Technique by Holmes, James F, Panacek, Edward A, Sakles, John C, Brofeldt, Bo Tomas

“…Study objective: To compare the success rate, complication rate and time required for the rapid 4-step technique versus the standard technique for…”
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Performance of the Pediatric Glasgow Coma Scale in Children with Blunt Head Trauma by Holmes, James F., Palchak, Michael J., MacFarlane, Thomas, Kuppermann, Nathan

“…Objectives: To compare the accuracy of a pediatric Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score in preverbal children with blunt head trauma with the standard GCS score in…”
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Coagulation testing in pediatric blunt trauma patients by HOLMES, JAMES F, GOODWIN, HILLARY C, LAND, CATHERINE, KUPPERMANN, NATHAN

“…OBJECTIVES METHODS RESULTS CONCLUSION…”
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Utilizing clinical factors to reduce head CT scan ordering for minor head trauma patients by Miller, Erik C., Holmes, James F., Derlet, Robert W.

“…Our study objective was to determine whether simple clinical criteria can be used to safely reduce the number of patients who require cranial computed…”
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Epidemiology of Thoracolumbar Spine Injury in Blunt Trauma by Holmes, James F., Miller, Paul Q., Panacek, Edward A., Lin, Steven, Horne, Nathanael S., Mower, William R.

“…Objective: To evaluate the prevalence, distribution, and demographics of thoracolumbar (TL) spine injuries following blunt trauma. Methods: Prospective,…”
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Emergency department ultrasonography in the evaluation of hypotensive and normotensive children with blunt abdominal trauma by Holmes, James F., Brant, William E., Bond, William F., Sokolove, Peter E., Kuppermann, Nathan

“…Purpose: The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of emergency department (ED) ultrasound scan in identifying which children with blunt torso trauma…”
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0087 Childhood Naps Promote Short-Term Destabilization but Long-Term Consolidation of Emotional Memories by Hanron, O, Mason, G, Holmes, J F, Spencer, R M

“…Abstract Introduction Early childhood naps have been shown to support emotional memory consolidation, but this benefit only emerges the following day. It is…”
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Identification of children with intra-abdominal injuries after blunt trauma by Holmes, James F., Sokolove, Peter E., Brant, William E., Palchak, Michael J., Vance, Cheryl W., Owings, John T., Kuppermann, Nathan

“…Study Objective: We sought to determine the utility of laboratory testing after adjusting for physical examination findings in the identification of children…”
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Altered mental status and ataxia secondary to acute Kava ingestion by Perez, Juan, Holmes, James F.

“…Kava has traditionally been used for a variety of purposes in the tropical islands of Polynesia but is becoming more frequently available in the United States…”
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0100 Effect of Naps on Preschoolers’ Consolidation of an Emotional Storybook by Holmes, J F, Deighan, M K, Miranda, N W, Mason, G M, Spencer, R M

“…Abstract Introduction Naps are known to benefit emotional memory consolidation in preschoolers, though improvement is not evident until the following day. The…”
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Test performance of the individual NEXUS low-risk clinical screening criteria for cervical spine injury by Panacek, Edward A., Mower, William R., Holmes, James F., Hoffman, Jerome R.

“…Background: The National Emergency X-Radiography Utilization Study (NEXUS) recently validated the ability of a decision instrument to define a population with…”
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Identification of Intra‐abdominal Injuries in Children Hospitalized Following Blunt Torso Trauma by Holmes, James F., Sokolove, Peter E., Land, Catherine, Kuppermann, Nathan

“… Objective: To determine the utility of the ED physical examination and laboratory analysis in screening hospitalized pediatric blunt trauma patients for…”
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Isolated Intraperitoneal Fluid on Abdominal Computed Tomography in Children with Blunt Trauma by Holmes, James F., London, Keri L., Brant, William E., Kuppermann, Nathan

“… Objective: To determine the frequency of isolated intraperitoneal fluid (IIF) on abdominal computed tomography (CT) in pediatric blunt trauma patients and…”
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Gastric rupture and massive pneumoperitoneum after bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Offerman, Steven R, Holmes, James F, Wisner, David H

“…Gastric perforation is a rare complication of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The majority of reported cases have been associated with difficult airway…”
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The Pre-design of Berenplaat Water-Treatment Works, Rotterdam: Additional Processes to Achieve Biologically Stable Water by RODMAN, D. J, VAN DE VEER, A. J., HOLMES, J. F

“…ABSTRACT Biological regrowth in a water distribution system can be avoided by either maintaining a free chlorine residual to suppress growth or controlling…”
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Failure of the Miller Criteria to Predict Significant Intracranial Injury in Patients with a Glasgow Coma Scale Score of 14 after Minor Head Trauma by Holmes, James F., Baier, Mark E., Derlet, Robert W.

“…ABSTRACT Objective: To determine the utility of the Miller criteria (presence of headache, nausea, vomiting, and signs of depressed skull fracture) for…”
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Use of naloxone to reverse symptomatic tetrahydrozoline overdose in a child by Holmes, J F, Berman, D A

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Trauma. 5th ed: Editors: Ernest E. Moore, David V. Feliciano and Kenneth L. Mattox. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2004, 1,469 pages, $195.00 (hardcover) by Holmes, J. F.

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Imaging in Trauma and Critical Care: By Stuart E. Mirvis and Kathirkamanthan Shanmuganathan. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders (an imprint of Elsevier), 2003, 771 Pages, $149.00 (hardcover) by Holmes, J. F.

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The pre-design of Berenplaat water-treatment works, Rotterdam: additional processes to achieve biologically stable water by RODMAN, D. J, VAN DE VEER, A. J, HOLMES, J. F

“…Biological regrowth in a water distribution system can be avoided by either maintaining a free chlorine residual to suppress growth or controlling conditions…”
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