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期刊名:Academic emergency medicine

缩写:ACAD EMERG MED

ISSN:1069-6563

e-ISSN:1553-2712

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Christopher W Baugh,Carolyn Winskill,Edward H Suh et al. Christopher W Baugh et al.
Objectives: Syncope and presyncope are common emergency department (ED) presentations that may indicate dangerous underlying conditions. For patients without serious ED diagnoses, hospitalization for monitoring and furthe...
Ying-Ju Chen,Tse-Yao Wang,Jin-Wei Lin et al. Ying-Ju Chen et al.
Background: Malnutrition is common among older adults and is associated with adverse outcomes, yet its impact and relationship with geriatric vulnerability in emergency department (ED) patients remain underrecognized. ...
Andrew P Grimes,Sonja J Maria Andrew P Grimes
Background: Approximately one-quarter to one-third of patients with non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction have a completely occluded culprit coronary artery but are not routinely referred for emergent reperfusion. A grow...
Matthew J Bivens,Ryan C Burke,Christie L Fritz et al. Matthew J Bivens et al.
Objective: Geriatric trauma patients are at increased risk of death or disability, and some have proposed trauma team activations based on advanced age alone. We sought to determine if there is a specific age at which a d...
Drew J Wodecki,Ilana Osowiecki,Christy Adams et al. Drew J Wodecki et al.
Objectives: Confidential status is a hospital trauma center practice of restricting communication with all visitors of violently injured patients, including family and friends. The practice is intended to protect patients...
Laura J Chien,Jennifer Morris,Ann Lawless et al. Laura J Chien et al.
Objectives: Patients presenting to emergency departments (EDs) have been described as expecting a diagnosis or explanation for symptoms, yet diagnostic uncertainty is especially prevalent for those with nonspecific sympto...