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Dog bite injuries in children: Clinical implications for head involvement by Sribnick, Eric A, Sarda, Samir, Sawvel, Michael S, Reisner, Andrew, Chern, Joshua J

“…Background Given the popularity of dogs in the United States, children with dog bite injuries represent a significant health concern. While dog bite injury in…”
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Trends in common surgical procedures at children’s and nonchildren’s hospitals between 2000 and 2009 by Short, Heather L., Sarda, Samir, Travers, Curtis, Hockenberry, Jason M., McCarthy, Ian, Raval, Mehul V.

“…Though growth in children's surgical expenditures has been documented, procedure-specific differences in volume and costs at children's hospitals (CH) and…”
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Regional variation in rates of pediatric perforated appendicitis by Sarda, Samir, Short, Heather L, Hockenberry, Jason M, McCarthy, Ian, Raval, Mehul V

“…Abstract Background While trends in perforated appendicitis (PA) rates have been studied, regional variability in pediatric admissions for PA remains unknown…”
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Letter to the editor: Readmission by Sarda, Samir, Dong, Wei, Chern, Joshua J

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Clinical Outcome of Children With Suspected Shunt Malfunction Evaluated in the Emergency Department by Sribnick, Eric, Sarda, Samir, Moore, Mike, Capasse, Meredith, Tubbs, R. Shane, Wrubel, David, Chern, Joshua J.

“…Abstract BACKGROUND: Patients with cerebrospinal fluid shunts frequently present to the emergency department (ED) with suspected shunt malfunction. The outcome…”
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Reoperations within 48 hours following 7942 pediatric neurosurgery procedures by Roy, Anil K, Chu, Jason, Bozeman, Caroline, Sarda, Samir, Sawvel, Michael, Chern, Joshua J

“…OBJECTIVE Various indicators are used to evaluate the quality of care delivered by surgical services, one of which is early reoperation rate. The indications…”
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Mild traumatic brain injury in children is associated with a low risk for posttraumatic seizures by Huguenard, Anna L, Miller, Brandon A, Sarda, Samir, Capasse, Meredith, Reisner, Andrew, Chern, Joshua J

“…OBJECT Of the 1.7 million traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in the US, a third occur in patients under 14 years of age. The rate of posttraumatic epilepsy (PTE)…”
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Return to the System Within 30 Days of Discharge after Pediatric Appendectomy by Short, Heather L, Sarda, Samir, Heiss, Kurt F, Chern, Joshua J, Raval, Mehul V

“…Postprocedural revisits, readmissions, and reoperations are commonly tracked quality metrics and have reimbursement and hospital-level comparison implications…”
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Cross-Sectional Trends of Common Surgical Procedures at Children’s and Non-Children’s Hospitals Between 2000 and 2012 by Sarda, Samir, Short, Heather L., MD, Hockenberry, Jason M., PhD, McCarthy, Ian, PhD, Raval, Mehul V., MD

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Regional Variation in Rates of Pediatric Perforated Appendicitis by Sarda, Samir, Short, Heather L., MD, Hockenberry, Jason M., PhD, McCarthy, Ian, PhD, Raval, Mehul V., MD

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Ventricular access device infection rate: a retrospective study and review of the literature by Chu, Jason K., Sarda, Samir, Falkenstrom, Kristina, Boydston, William, Chern, Joshua J.

“…Purpose Ventricular access devices (VAD) are often used for treatment of posthemorrhagic hydrocephalus (PHH) in preterm infants. The reported rates of…”
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Return to system within 30 days of discharge following pediatric non-shunt surgery by Sarda, Samir, Bookland, Markus, Chu, Jason, Shoja, Mohammadali M, Miller, Matthew P, Reisner, Stephen B, Yun, Philip H, Chern, Joshua J

“…Hospital readmission after discharge is a commonly used quality measure. In a previous study, the authors had documented the rate of readmission and…”
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Letter to the editor: Readmission and reoperation after shunt surgery by Sarda, Samir, Moore, Mike K, Chern, Joshua J

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Utility of surveillance imaging after minor blunt head trauma: Clinical article by Chern, Joshua J., Sarda, Samir, Howard, Brian M., Jea, Andrew, Tubbs, R. Shane, Brahma, Barunashish, Wrubel, David M., Reisner, Andrew, Boydston, William

“…Object Nonoperative blunt head trauma is a common reason for admission in a pediatric hospital. Adverse events, such as growing skull fracture, are rare, and…”
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Return to the emergency department after ventricular shunt evaluation by Sarda, Samir, Simon, Harold K, Hirsh, Daniel A, Wang, Andrew, Tubbs, R Shane, Chern, Joshua J

“…OBJECT Patients with CSF shunts are medically complex and frequently present to the emergency department (ED) with suspected shunt malfunction. After adequate…”
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Utility of surveillance imaging after minor blunt head trauma by Chern, Joshua J, Sarda, Samir, Howard, Brian M, Jea, Andrew, Tubbs, R Shane, Brahma, Barunashish, Wrubel, David M, Reisner, Andrew, Boydston, William

“…Nonoperative blunt head trauma is a common reason for admission in a pediatric hospital. Adverse events, such as growing skull fracture, are rare, and the…”
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Return to system within 30 days of discharge following pediatric non-shunt surgery: Clinical article by Sarda, Samir, Bookland, Markus, Chu, Jason, Shoja, Mohammadali M., Miller, Matthew P., Reisner, Stephen B., Yun, Philip H., Chern, Joshua J.

“…Object Hospital readmission after discharge is a commonly used quality measure. In a previous study, the authors had documented the rate of readmission and…”
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