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Annals of Emergency Medicine|November 5, 2022
Noninvasive Ventilation Reduces Rates of Intubation Compared With High Flow Oxygenation in Patients With Severe COVID-19David H Gordon, Alexander Bracey
Clinical and Experimental Emergency Medicine|January 13, 2021
Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation with average volume assured pressure support may benefit patients with acute hypercapnic respiratory failureAlexander Bracey, Scott D Weingart
Annals of Emergency Medicine|November 21, 2024
Managing Acute Respiratory Failure With Facemask Noninvasive VentilationAlexander Bracey, Brian J Wright
Annals of Emergency Medicine|August 18, 2023
A Child With VomitingGregory P Wu, Alexander Bracey
Annals of Emergency Medicine|February 21, 2026
In replyAlexander Bracey, Kene A Chukwuanu
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|December 9, 2022
Uncommon anatomical variation of an epiglottis encountered during emergent endotracheal intubationRyan N Barnicle, Alexander Bracey
Annals of Emergency Medicine|March 8, 2024
Midline Catheters Are the Optimal Vascular Access Device For Managing Septic Shock in the Emergency DepartmentAlexander Bracey, Michael H Sherman
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound : JCU|September 14, 2020
Early Identification of Takotsubo syndrome in the emergency department using point-of-care echocardiography: A case seriesRyan Barnicle, Alexander Bracey, Michael Secko
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|March 16, 2023
Acute lethargy, stridor, and hypoxemia in a young adultRyan N Barnicle, Scott Weingart, Alexander Bracey
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine|April 1, 2022
Emergency physicians should interpret every triage ECG, including those with a computer interpretation of "normal"Alexander Bracey, H Pendell Meyers, Stephen W Smith
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Annals of Emergency Medicine|November 5, 2022
Noninvasive Ventilation Reduces Rates of Intubation Compared With High Flow Oxygenation in Patients With Severe COVID-19David H Gordon, Alexander Bracey
Clinical and Experimental Emergency Medicine|January 13, 2021
Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation with average volume assured pressure support may benefit patients with acute hypercapnic respiratory failureAlexander Bracey, Scott D Weingart
Annals of Emergency Medicine|November 21, 2024
Managing Acute Respiratory Failure With Facemask Noninvasive VentilationAlexander Bracey, Brian J Wright
Annals of Emergency Medicine|August 18, 2023
A Child With VomitingGregory P Wu, Alexander Bracey
Annals of Emergency Medicine|February 21, 2026
In replyAlexander Bracey, Kene A Chukwuanu
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|December 9, 2022
Uncommon anatomical variation of an epiglottis encountered during emergent endotracheal intubationRyan N Barnicle, Alexander Bracey
Annals of Emergency Medicine|March 8, 2024
Midline Catheters Are the Optimal Vascular Access Device For Managing Septic Shock in the Emergency DepartmentAlexander Bracey, Michael H Sherman
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound : JCU|September 14, 2020
Early Identification of Takotsubo syndrome in the emergency department using point-of-care echocardiography: A case seriesRyan Barnicle, Alexander Bracey, Michael Secko
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|March 16, 2023
Acute lethargy, stridor, and hypoxemia in a young adultRyan N Barnicle, Scott Weingart, Alexander Bracey
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine|April 1, 2022
Emergency physicians should interpret every triage ECG, including those with a computer interpretation of "normal"Alexander Bracey, H Pendell Meyers, Stephen W Smith
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