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Journal of Emergency Medicine, Trauma and Acute Care

ISSN Print: 1999-7086

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Multi-detector CT (MDCT) in bowel and mesenteric injury

Arif Nelliyulla Parambath,Shatha Ali Al Hilili,Vajjalla Ravikumar

Critique of Sew it Up! A Western Trauma Association Multi-Institutional Study of Enteric Injury Management in the Postinjury Open Abdomen

Ismail Alomary,Mazin Tuma,Nuri Abdurraheim,Husham Abdul Rahman

Spigelian hernia with Richter-type herniation of the ileum: A rare cause of right iliac fossa pain mimicking acute appendicitis

Arif Nelliyulla Parambath,Khairi Hajaji,Shatha Ali Al Hilil

Constipation following bilateral of internal iliac artery aneurysms

S Morita,M. Yamaguchi,T. Yamagiwa,S. Inokuchi

Overlooked particle of a peripheral venous cannula presenting as a foreign body in the subcutaneous tissue

OA Elhardello,John A,Khamis K

Critique of ‘Percutaneous Tracheostomy: To Bronch or not to Bronch—That is the Question’

Hazim A. Al Hamzawi,Ashok Parachani,Mazin A. Tuma,Ahmed Zarour

Avulsion of the right main bronchus due to blunt trauma

Majdi Ibrahim,Hasan Sandogji,Abdallah Allam

An overwhelming post-splenectomy infection (OPSI)

Elbadawi O,Ali SR,Waheed A,Khan S

All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) crashes in an unregulated environment: A prospective study of 56 cases

Mushrek Alani,Ahmad Zarour,Ammar Almadani,Abubaker Al-Aieb

Malignancy in a cryptorchid testis with renal agenesis

Shatha Ali Al Hilli,Nabir Syed

A case of sigmoid volvulus presenting as abdominal distension

Fatimah Lateef,Eunizar Omar

A review of large animal vehicle accidents with special focus on Arabian camels

Abdullah Al Shimemeri,Yaseen Arabi

Snakebites in Hajjah, Yemen Republic: Epidemiology, management and the relation of the degree of acuity at presentation with outcome

Nasser A. Haidar,Muhammad Y. Emran,Eman A. Al Muslemani

Bochdalek hernia of adult in emergency situation

Nooruldin F Shakir,Warda Alsaad,Saad Mahi

Delayed post-traumatic hemothorax

Sherwan R. Khoschnau,Mazin AM. Tuma,Kimball Maull

Critique of ‘Recombinant Activated Factor VII Safety in Trauma Patients: Results from the CONTROL Trial’ ☆☆Critique of: Richard P. Dutton, Michael Parr, Bartholomew J. Tortella et al. Recombinant Activated Factor VII Safety in Trauma Patients: Results from the CONTROL Trial, The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care. Volume 71, Number 1, July 2011

Yassir S. Abdulrahman,Mazin A. Tuma,Husham Abdul Rahman,Ruben Peralta

Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor-induced angioedema may not be a class-related event

Hassan A Farhat

Alkaptonuria: A rare cause of recurrent severe back pain in the emergency department

MSeidahmed,AbdelRahman,Abdulhadi ASalih

Critique of: Blunt splenic trauma: Splenectomy increases early infectious complications: A prospective multicenter study

Ammar Almadani,Husham Abdul Rahman,Mazin A. Tuma,Rifat Latifi

Emergency unenhanced multi-slice computed tomography in suspected urinary calculi—with dose reduction method (care dose 4D)

Syed Nabir,Vajjala Ravi Kumar

Discharge against medical advice in a pediatric emergency center in the State of Qatar

Hala Abdulateef,Mohd Al Amri,Rafah F. Sayyed,Khalid Al Ansari

Critique of ‘Management of post-traumatic retained hemothorax: A prospective, observational, multicenter AAST study’

Rahma Salim,Mazin A. Tuma,Rifat Latifi,Hassan Al Thani

Purtscher’s retinopathy: A case of severe bilateral visual loss due to chest compression

Shakeel P Hashim,Maha M El Shafei,Zakia M Al Ansari

Poor final visual outcome after traumatic hyphema: A retrospective study of associated factors

Ayda Khalfan Al Ali,Dalal Al Mass,Abdulbari Bener

A study of thrombocytopenia in hospitalized vivax malaria patients

Hassan Abu Zaid,Wisam K. Ghadban

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