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We Need Heroes Like Neil Armstrong, Not Lance Armstrong, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Trans-Catheter Aortic Valve Replacement: The Future Is Here, Raymond Singer, J Kleaveland

Raymond L Singer MD

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Valve Surgery --Conventional, Minimally Invasive, And Percutaneous Technologies, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Valve Surgery -Past, Present And Future., Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Barbara Walters Shines The Spotlight On Keeping Hearts Healthy, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Negotiating Your First Contract. Essential Skills For Surgical Practice: A Primer For Residents., Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Understanding Valve Surgery: What You And Your Family Need To Know. Abc's Of Heart Valve Surgery, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Debate: Unprotected Left Main: Surgery Still The Standard Of Care, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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The Preservation Of Youth: Eating, Exercise, And Emotion., Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Rabbi Has Broken Down Barriers In War, Peace, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Measuring Surgical Quality: How Health Car Reform, Public Reporting, And Patient Safety Will Impact Your Career, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Three Simple Steps To Better Health, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Percutaneous Valves: A New Paradigm In The Management Of Patients With Advanced Heart Valve Disease., Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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You're Never Alone In The Operating Room, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Nothing Will Change, Unless We Make It Change, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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What Do We Truly Hold Important?, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Pay For Performance: The Train Has Left The Station, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Sunrise, Sunset, And Farewell, Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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A Quiet Leader Retires: "Day With A Doctor Program"- His Legacy., Raymond Singer

Raymond L Singer MD

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Ulnar Nerve Ligation After Removal Of Norplant: A Case Report, Joshua M. Adkinson Md, Jay S. Talsania Md

Jay S. Talsania, M.D.

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Using Tqip Results In Your Trauma Center: Three Hospitals Experience, Michael Pasquale, Elizabeth Seislove

Michael D Pasquale MD, FACS, FCCM

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Panel Discussion Using Tqip Results In Your Trauma Center: Tqip Participants Experiences., Michael Pasquale, Judith Schultz, Elizabeth Seislove

Michael D Pasquale MD, FACS, FCCM

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The Trauma Quality Improvement Program (Tqip): Why We Need It And How We Utilize It., Elizabeth Seislove, M. Neal, Michael Pasquale

Michael D Pasquale MD, FACS, FCCM

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Contribution Of Age And Gender To Outcome Of Blunt Splenic Injury In Adults: Multicenter Study Of The Eastern Association For The Surgery Of Trauma, Brian Harbrecht, Andrew Peitzman, Louis Rivera, Brian Heil, Martin Croce, John Morris, Blaine Enderson, Stanley Kurek, Michael Pasquale, Eric Frykberg, Joseph Minei, Wayne Meredith, Jospeh Young, G. Kealey, Steven Ross, Fred Luchette, Mary Mccarthy, Frank Davis, David Shatz, Glenn Tinkoff, Ernest Block, John Cone, Larry Jones, Thomas Chalifoux, Michael Federle, Keith Clancy, Juan Ochoa, Samir Fakhry, Richard Townsend, Richard Bell, Leonard Weireter, Michael Shapiro, Fred Rogers, Michael Dunham, Clyde Mcauley

Michael D Pasquale MD, FACS, FCCM

Background : The purpose of this study was to examine the contribution of age and gender to outcome after treatment of blunt splenic injury in adults.

Methods : Through the Multi-Institutional Trials Committee of the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma (EAST), 1488 adult patients from 27 trauma centers who suffered blunt splenic injury in 1997 were examined retrospectively.

Results : Fifteen percent of patients were 55 years of age or older. A similar proportion of patients >= 55 went directly to the operating room compared with patients < 55 (41% vs. 38%) but the mortality for patients >= 55 was significantly greater than patients < 55 (43% vs. 23%). Patients >= 55 failed nonoperative …

Anxiety, Satisfaction With Needs Met And Well-Being In Family Members Present During Trauma Resuscitation: A Comparative Study., Michael Pasquale, S. Eid

Michael D Pasquale MD, FACS, FCCM

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Simulation-Based End-Of-Life Care Training During Surgical Clerkship: Assessment Of Skills And Perceptions, Priti Parikh, Ronald Brown, Mary White, Ronald Markert, Rosemary Eustace, Kathryn Tchorz

Ronald Brown

Background Assessment of interpersonal and psychosocial competencies during end-of-life care training is essential. This study reports the relationship between simulation-based end-of-life care Objective Structured Clinical Examination ratings and communication skills, trust, and self-assessed empathy along with the perceptions of students regarding their training experiences. Method Medical students underwent simulation-based end-of-life care OSCE training that involved standardized patients who evaluated students' communication skills and physician trust with the Kalamazoo Essential Elements Communication Checklist and the Wake Forest Physician Trust Scale. Students also completed the Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy. Pearson correlation was used to examine the relationship between OSCE performance grades …

Is Early Broncoscopy Helpful In Diagnosing Inhalation Injury?, Sigrid Blome-Eberwein

Sigrid A Blome-Eberwein MD

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Scar Treatment With Lasers And Other Modalities, Sigrid Blome-Eberwein

Sigrid A Blome-Eberwein MD

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Scar Management For Pediatric Patients, Sigrid Blome-Eberwein

Sigrid A Blome-Eberwein MD

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Spanning The Continuum- Acute Pain: Can We Prevent Chronification?, Sigrid Blome-Eberwein

Sigrid A Blome-Eberwein MD

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