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    Patients' sex and race are independent predictors of HEART score documentation by emergency medicine providers

    Patients' sex and race are independent predictors of HEART score documentation by emergency medicine providers by Check, Ronald, MD, Kelly, Brian, DO, Dunn, Erica, DO, Stankewicz, Holly, DO, Hakim, Jenna, DO, Arner, Kate, BS, Ridley, Kylie, BS, Irick, Jennifer, MD, Irick, Michael, MD, Agresti, Darin, DO, Jeanmonod, Rebecca, MD

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    Characteristics of elderly fall patients with baseline mental status: high-risk features for intracranial injury

    Characteristics of elderly fall patients with baseline mental status: high-risk features for intracranial injury by Hamden, Khalief, MD, Agresti, Darin, DO, Jeanmonod, Rebecca, MD, Woods, Dexter, MD, Reiter, Mark, MD, Jeanmonod, Donald, MD

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    Prospective Validation of Modified NEXUS Cervical Spine Injury Criteria in Low-risk Elderly Fall Patients

    Prospective Validation of Modified NEXUS Cervical Spine Injury Criteria in Low-risk Elderly Fall Patients by Tran, John, Jeanmonod, Donald, Agresti, Darin, Hamden, Khalief, Jeanmonod, Rebecca K

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    Hyperphosphorylation of the Rotavirus NSP5 Protein Is Independent of Serine 67 or NSP2, and the Intrinsic Insolubility of NSP5 Is Regulated by Cellular Phosphatases

    Hyperphosphorylation of the Rotavirus NSP5 Protein Is Independent of Serine 67 or NSP2, and the Intrinsic Insolubility of NSP5 Is Regulated by Cellular Phosphatases by SEN, Adrish, AGRESTI, Darin, MACKOW, Erich R

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    Hyperphosphorylation of the Rotavirus NSP5 Protein Is Independent of Serine 67, NSP2, or the Intrinsic Insolubility of NSP5 and Is Regulated by Cellular Phosphatases

    Hyperphosphorylation of the Rotavirus NSP5 Protein Is Independent of Serine 67, NSP2, or the Intrinsic Insolubility of NSP5 and Is Regulated by Cellular Phosphatases by Sen, Adrish, Agresti, Darin, Mackow, Erich R.

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