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  • Massive Transfusion Ratios May be Less Useful in Nontrauma Setting

    Massive transfusion ratios commonly used in trauma settings might not be appropriate for nontrauma patients, a retrospective...
  • Consider Optic Nerve Head Edema in Some ED Patients

    Emergency department physicians should check certain patients for optic nerve head edema (ONHE) by fundus photography, researchers...
  • Coagulation Factor Concentrate Superior for Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy

    Coagulation factor concentrates (CFC) are more effective than fresh frozen plasma (FFP) for reversing trauma-induced coagulopathy, according...

Massive Transfusion Ratios May be Less Useful in Nontrauma Setting

June 12, 2017 - Will Boggs, MD (Reuters Health) - 0 Comment

Massive transfusion ratios commonly used in trauma settings might not be appropriate for nontrauma patients, a retrospective…

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Consider Optic Nerve Head Edema in Some ED Patients

June 12, 2017 - Lorraine L. Janeczko (Reuters Health) - 0 Comment

Emergency department physicians should check certain patients for optic nerve head edema (ONHE) by fundus photography, researchers…

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Coagulation Factor Concentrate Superior for Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy

May 22, 2017 - Reuters Staff - 0 Comment

Coagulation factor concentrates (CFC) are more effective than fresh frozen plasma (FFP) for reversing trauma-induced coagulopathy, according…

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HEART Score Safe for ED Evaluation of Chest Pain

May 9, 2017 - Will Boggs, MD (Reuters Health) - 1 Comment

NEW YORK (Reuters Health)—Use of the HEART score for evaluating patients with chest pain in the emergency…

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Follow-up Finds Clot Removal Offers Better Stroke Outcomes

May 2, 2017 - Gene Emery - 0 Comment

(Reuters Health) – Long-term follow-up of patients in a 2014 study confirms that acute ischemic stroke patients…

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Psychiatric Inpatients at Higher Risk of Death after Discharge

April 11, 2017 - Marilynn Larkin - 0 Comment

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Individuals discharged from inpatient psychiatric care are 16 times more likely to…

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Airway Compromise a Risk With Oropharyngeal Hymenoptera Stings

March 14, 2017 - Gregory Podolej, MD - 2 Comments

It was supposed to be a nice refreshing run along a country road. On my return loop,…

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People with Traumatic Brain Injury More Likely To Go To Prison

December 20, 2016 - Ronnie Cohen - 0 Comment

(Reuters Health) – Men and women who suffered traumatic brain injury (TBI) had more than twice the…

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Endovascular Treatment May Help Stroke Patients with Large Ischemic Core, Mismatch Profile

December 13, 2016 - Anne Harding - 0 Comment

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Some stroke patients with a large ischemic core and large mismatch imaging…

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Uric Acid May Prevent Early Ischemic Stroke Progression in Some Cases

November 23, 2016 - David L. Levine - 0 Comment

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Giving uric acid (UA) before the end of alteplase infusion might limit…

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