12 results
P
children (<18 years) with blunt pancreatic injuries
I/C
initially non-operative versus initially operative treatment, NOM vs. OM
O
non-operative management success rate, mortality, complications (including specifically pseudocysts and pancreatic fistulas), percent of patients and days on total parenteral nutrition (TPN), length of hospital stay, readmissions
P
blunt trauma, carotid artery injury, vertebral artery injury
I/C
BCVI, grade I or II injury, grade III injury, grade IV injury
O
stroke risk
P
blunt trauma cases
I/C
Vertebral artery injury (VAI), different Denver grades
O
stroke prevalence
P
non-depressed emerging adults
I/C
4-variant serotonergic MGPS (three SNPs from the original 5-variant version plus 5HTTLPR), control condition
O
blunted cortisol reactivity to explicit negative evaluative stress
P
obtunded adult patients
I/C
CT scans alone, CT scans combined with MRI
O
clinically significant CSI and injuries requiring treatment
P
females taking OCPs, naturally cycling (NC) females
I/C
oral contraceptive pills (OCPs), naturally cycling (NC) females
O
changes in salivary cortisol
P
patients with traumatic out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
I/C
presence of cardiac motion on ultrasound, shockable initial cardiac rhythm, mechanism of injury
O
return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), survival (in-hospital or 30 days)
P
trauma patients requiring thoracostomies
I/C
presumptive antibiotics, no antibiotics
O
infectious complications (empyema and pneumonia)
P
suicidal ideation, suicide attempts
I/C
attentional control, accuracy, reaction time
O
disrupted attentional control
P
insomnia, RLS
I/C
controls
O
BP values during nighttime sleep, BP dipping pattern