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Biomass, biochar and hard coal: Data mining application to elemental composition and high heating values prediction by Sajdak, M., Muzyka, R., Hrabak, J., Różycki, G.

“…•Created predictive model for the determination, with good precision, of the heat of combustion and elemental composition on of a sample based on…”
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Surgeon-performed ultrasound its : Use in clinical practice by ROZYCKI, G. S

“…To highlight areas where surgeon-performed ultrasound (US) is an effective diagnostic and therapeutic tool. The success of US in trauma and technologic…”
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The history of ultrasound by Newman, P G, Rozycki, G S

“…Diagnostic medical ultrasound may have a brief history, but its roots date back to the early nineteenth century. From its modest beginnings in military…”
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A profile of female academic surgeons: training, credentials, and academic success by Wyrzykowski, Amy D, Han, E, Pettitt, B J, Styblo, T M, Rozycki, G S

“…The objective of this study was to determine the profile (credentials, training, and type of practice) of female academic general surgeons and factors that…”
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Surgeon-performed ultrasound for the assessment of truncal injuries: lessons learned from 1540 patients by Rozycki, G S, Ballard, R B, Feliciano, D V, Schmidt, J A, Pennington, S D

“…To determine the accuracy of the Focused Assessment for the Sonographic examination of the Trauma patient (FAST) when performed by trauma team members during a…”
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The role of surgeon-performed ultrasound in patients with possible cardiac wounds by Rozycki, G S, Feliciano, D V, Schmidt, J A, Cushman, J G, Sisley, A C, Ingram, W, Ansley, J D

“…The authors evaluate surgeon-performed ultrasound in determining the need for operation in patients with possible cardiac wounds. Ultrasound quickly is…”
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Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of thoracic trauma by Feliciano, D V, Rozycki, G S

“…With the exception of the use of ECG to screen patients for blunt cardiac injury, recent advances in the diagnosis of thoracic trauma involve new technology…”
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Penetrating cardiac trauma at an urban trauma center: a 22-year perspective by Thourani, V H, Feliciano, D V, Cooper, W A, Brady, K M, Adams, A B, Rozycki, G S, Symbas, P N

“…This is a report of a 22-year experience with penetrating cardiac trauma at a single urban Level I trauma center. We conducted a retrospective chart review…”
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Aetiology of meningitis in HIV-infected patients in a referral hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia by Chhin, S, Rozycki, G, Pugatch, D, Harwell, J I

“…The HIV epidemic in Cambodia is one of the most extensive in Asia. Meningitis accounts for a substantial proportion of HIV-related morbidity and mortality in…”
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Skin only or silo closure in the critically ill patient with an open abdomen by Tremblay, Lorraine N, Feliciano, David V, Schmidt, Julie, Cava, Raymond A, Tchorz, Kathryn M, Ingram, Walter L, Salomone, Jeffrey P, Nicholas, Jeffrey M, Rozycki, Grace S

“…Background: The morbidity and mortality of various open abdominal techniques remains unclear. Methods: A retrospective review was made of all trauma or general…”
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Abdominal ultrasonography in trauma by Rozycki, G S

“…The use of ultrasonography for the investigation of urgent diagnostic dilemmas is by no means new. Although it has been widely used for almost 40 years, during…”
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Sonographic assessment of traumatic injury. Future developments by Boulanger, B R, Rozycki, G S, Rodriguez, A

“…In all its forms and applications, sonography plays a significant role in the management of injured patients, from the emergency department to beyond hospital…”
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Hepatic Trauma by Feliciano, D. V., Rozycki, G. S.

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Ultrasound as used in thoracoabdominal trauma by Rozycki, G S, Feliciano, D V, Davis, T P

“…Because it is unique in being portable, rapid, and noninvasive, ultrasound is particularly suited to the trauma setting. When performed by the surgeon, it…”
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Trauma Ultrasound Workshop Improves Physician Detection of Peritoneal and Pericardial Fluid by Ali, J., Rozycki, G.S., Campbell, J.P., Boulanger, B.R., Waddell, J.P., Gana, T.J.

“…Hemoperitoneum represents a major indication for surgical intervention after trauma. To improve the ability of surgical residents and trauma physicians to…”
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Trauma during pregnancy: predicting pregnancy outcome by Rozycki, G

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Management of casualties from the bombing at the Centennial Olympics by Feliciano, DavidV, Anderson, GailV, Rozycki, GraceS, Ingram, WalterL, Ansley, JosephP, Namias, Nicholas, Salomone, JeffreyP, Cantwell, JohnD

“…Background: The explosion of a bomb 75 to 100 yards away from attendees at a concert who were in the process of being evacuated from Centennial Olympic Park at…”
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Surgeon-performed ultrasound for the assessment of abdominal injuries by Rozycki, G S, Newman, P G

“…The use of ultrasound for the investigation of urgent diagnostic dilemmas is by no means new. Although it has been widely used for almost 40 years, during the…”
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Results with abdominal vascular trauma in the modern era by Davis, T P, Feliciano, D V, Rozycki, G S, Bush, J B, Ingram, W L, Salomone, J P, Ansley, J D

“…This is a report of a 10-year experience (1989-1998) with 300 consecutive patients found to have an injury to a named abdominal vessel at the time of an…”
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The surgeon's use of ultrasound in the acute setting by Ballard, R B, Rozycki, G S, Knudson, M M, Pennington, S D

“…As the role of the general surgeon continues to evolve, the surgeon's use of ultrasound will surely influence practice patterns, particularly for the…”
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