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Do all trauma patients benefit from tranexamic acid? by Valle, Evan J, Allen, Casey J, Van Haren, Robert M, Jouria, Jassin M, Li, Hua, Livingstone, Alan S, Namias, Nicholas, Schulman, Carl I, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…This study tested the hypothesis that early routine use of tranexamic acid (TXA) reduces mortality in a subset of the most critically injured trauma intensive…”
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Decreased mortality after prehospital interventions in severely injured trauma patients by Meizoso, Jonathan P, Valle, Evan J, Allen, Casey J, Ray, Juliet J, Jouria, Jassin M, Teisch, Laura F, Shatz, David V, Namias, Nicholas, Schulman, Carl I, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…We test the hypothesis that prehospital interventions (PHIs) performed by skilled emergency medical service providers during ground or air transport adversely…”
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Long-Term Coagulation Changes after Resection of Thoracoabdominal Malignancies by Van Haren, Robert M., MD, MSPH, Valle, Evan J., MD, Thorson, Chad M., MD, MSPH, Guarch, Gerardo A., MD, Jouria, Jassin M., MD, Andrews, David M., MD, Sleeman, Danny, MD, FACS, Levi, Joe U., MD, FACS, Livingstone, Alan S., MD, FACS, Proctor, Kenneth G., PhD

“…Background The purpose of this study was to evaluate the long-term coagulation status of patients undergoing malignancy resection. Study Design A prospective…”
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Vasopressor use during emergency trauma surgery by Van Haren, Robert M, Thorson, Chad M, Valle, Evan J, Guarch, Gerardo A, Jouria, Jassin M, Busko, Alexander M, Namias, Nicholas, Livingstone, Alan S, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…Most evidence suggests early vasopressor use is associated with death after trauma, but no previous study has focused on patients requiring emergency operative…”
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Hypercoagulability After Resection of Thoracic Malignancy: A Prospective Evaluation by Mulder, Michelle B., Proctor, Kenneth G., Valle, Evan J., Livingstone, Alan S., Nguyen, Dao M., Van Haren, Robert M.

“…Background Rates of venous thromboembolism are increased in thoracic malignancy; however, coagulation patterns are not established. We hypothesize that…”
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Hypercoagulability and other risk factors in trauma intensive care unit patients with venous thromboembolism by Van Haren, Robert M, Valle, Evan J, Thorson, Chad M, Jouria, Jassin M, Busko, Alexander M, Guarch, Gerardo A, Namias, Nicholas, Livingstone, Alan S, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…Thromboelastography (TEG) on hospital admission can identify hypercoagulable trauma patients at risk for venous thromboembolism (VTE), but the value of TEGs…”
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Hypercoagulability after burn injury by Van Haren, Robert M, Thorson, Chad M, Valle, Evan J, Busko, Alexander M, Guarch, Gerardo A, Andrews, David M, Pizano, Louis R, Schulman, Carl I, Namias, Nicholas, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…Hypercoagulability is a homeostatic response to trauma, but relatively little information is available about coagulation changes after burn injury. Therefore,…”
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Differences between blunt and penetrating trauma after resuscitation with hydroxyethyl starch by Allen, Casey J, Valle, Evan J, Jouria, Jassin M, Schulman, Carl I, Namias, Nicholas, Livingstone, Alan S, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that a single bolus of 6% hydroxyethyl starch (HES 450/0.7 in lactated electrolyte injection) during…”
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Pediatric emergency department thoracotomy: A large case series and systematic review by Allen, Casey J, Valle, Evan J, Thorson, Chad M, Hogan, Anthony R, Perez, Eduardo A, Namias, Nicholas, Zakrison, Tanya L, Neville, Holly L, Sola, Juan E

“…Abstract Background/purpose The emergency department thoracotomy (EDT) is rarely utilized in children, and is thus difficult to identify survival factors. We…”
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Does traumatic brain injury increase the risk for venous thromboembolism in polytrauma patients? by Valle, Evan J, Van Haren, Robert M, Allen, Casey J, Jouria, Jassin M, Bullock, M Ross, Schulman, Carl I, Namias, Nicholas, Livingstone, Alan S, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…Trauma is a major risk factor for venous thromboembolism (VTE). Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is generally considered to further increase the VTE risk, which…”
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Initial hematocrit predicts the use of blood transfusion in the pediatric trauma patient by Allen, Casey J, Tashiro, Jun, Valle, Evan J, Thorson, Chad M, Shariatmadar, Sherry, Schulman, Carl I, Neville, Holly L, Proctor, Kenneth G, Sola, Juan E

“…Abstract Purpose Initial hematocrit (Hct) is generally not considered a marker of acute blood loss because it is assumed that physiologic response of fluid…”
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Novel prehospital monitor with injury acuity alarm to identify trauma patients who require lifesaving intervention by Van Haren, Robert M, Thorson, Chad M, Valle, Evan J, Busko, Alexander M, Jouria, Jassin M, Livingstone, Alan S, Namias, Nicholas, Schulman, Carl I, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…A miniature wireless vital signs monitor (MWVSM, www.athena.gtx.com) has been designed according to US Special Operations Command specifications for field…”
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Prospective Evaluation of Coagulation Parameters after Resection of Thoracic Malignancies by Van Haren, Robert M., MD, MSPH, Valle, Evan J., MD, Allen, Casey J., MD, Guarch, Gerardo A., MD, Livingstone, Alan S., MD, FACS, Nguyen, Dao M., MD, FACS, Proctor, Kenneth G., PhD

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Vasopressin for cerebral perfusion pressure management in patients with severe traumatic brain injury: preliminary results of a randomized controlled trial by Van Haren, Robert M, Thorson, Chad M, Ogilvie, Michael P, Valle, Evan J, Guarch, Gerardo A, Jouria, Jassin A, Busko, Alexander M, Harris, Leo T, Bullock, M Ross, Jagid, Jonathan R, Livingstone, Alan S, Proctor, Kenneth G

“…After traumatic brain injury (TBI), catecholamines (CAs) may be needed to maintain adequate cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP), but there are no recommended…”
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Safety and efficacy of tranexamic acid in trauma patients at high risk for venous thromboembolism by Van Haren, Robert M., MD, Valle, Evan J., MD, Busko, Alexander M., BA, Guarch, Gerardo A., MD, Jouria, Jassin A., MD, Namias, Nicholas, MD, FACS, Livingstone, Alan S., MD, FACS, Proctor, Kenneth G., PhD

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