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Natural History of Experimental Arterial Chronic Total Occlusions by Jaffe, Ronen, MD, Leung, General, MSc, Munce, Nigel R., MSc, Thind, Amandeep S., BSc, Leong-Poi, Howard, MD, Anderson, Kevan J.T., BSc, Qi, Xiuling, PhD, MD, Trogadis, Judy, BSc, Nadler, Ariella, BA, Shiff, Davida, Saperia, Jamie, Lockwood, Julia, Jacobs, Chaim, Qiang, Beiping, MD, Teitelbaum, Aaron, MD, MSc, Dick, Alexander J., MD, Sparkes, John D., MSc, Butany, Jagdish, MD, Wright, Graham A., PhD, Strauss, Bradley H., MD, PhD

“…Objectives We sought to perform the first systematic study of the natural history of chronic total arterial occlusions (CTOs) in an experimental model…”
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Lead poisoning in children: emergency department recognition and management by Nadler, Ariella

“…Millions of children continue to be at risk for lead exposure despite a dramatic decline over the past 4 decades, and hundreds present annually to emergency…”
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Rising Clinical Burden of Psychiatric Visits on the Pediatric Emergency Department by Nadler, Ariella, Avner, Deena, Khine, Hnin, Avner, Jeffrey R., Fein, Daniel M.

“…OBJECTIVEThe mental health epidemic in pediatrics has resulted in a growing clinical burden on the health care system, including pediatric emergency…”
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Point-of-Care Ultrasonography for Ankle Injuries in Children by Nadler, Ariella, Tsung, James W., Rabiner, Joni E.

“…The aim of the study was to determine whether point-of-care ultrasound (US) can decrease x-rays in children with ankle injuries. Secondary objectives were to…”
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Acetaminophen Poisoning by Nadler, Ariella, Fein, Daniel M

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Ordering Interruptions in a Tertiary Care Center: A Prospective Observational Study by Dadlez, Nina M, Azzarone, Gabriella, Sinnett, Mark J, Resnick, Micah, Ushay, H Michael, Adelman, Jason S, Broder, Molly, Duh-Leong, Carol, Huang, Joyce, Kiely, Victoria, Nadler, Ariella, Nelson, Vayola, Simcik, Jared, Rinke, Michael L

“…By self-report, interruptions may contribute to up to 80% of ordering errors. A greater understanding of the frequency and context of interruptions during…”
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