Showing results (221-230 of 345) with videos related to
Sort By:
Pageof 35
JAMA Surgery|April 16, 2015
Patient Symptomatology in Anal DysplasiaCaitlin W Hicks, Elizabeth C Wick, Ira L Leeds, et al.Annals of Surgery|October 19, 2020
Accelerating Surgical Site Infection Abstraction With a Semi-automated Machine-learning ApproachSteven J Skube, Zhen Hu, Gyorgy J Simon, et al.Studies in Health Technology and Informatics|January 4, 2018
Characterizing Surgical Site Infection Signals in Clinical NotesSteven J Skube, Zhen Hu, Elliot G Arsoniadis, et al.Journal of the American College of Surgeons|December 25, 2017
Dedicated Operating Room Teams and Clinical Outcomes in an Enhanced Recovery after Surgery Pathway for Colorectal SurgeryMichael C Grant, Andrew Hanna, Andrew Benson, et al.Clinical and Experimental Rheumatology|September 9, 2016
Early treatment intensification induces favourable radiographic outcomes according to predicted versus observed radiographic progression in early rheumatoid arthritis: a subanalysis of the randomised FIN-RACo and NEO-RACo trialsAdrian Levitsky, Marius C Wick, Timo Möttönen, et al.Journal of Patient Safety|December 8, 2025
Human-centered Design of Patient Interviews: Capturing the Experiences of Patients Recovering From Emergency Abdominal SurgeryJenna L Marquard, Christie L Martin, Elizabeth C Wick, et al.The Journal of Surgical Research|September 20, 2017
The independent effect of cancer on outcomes: a potential limitation of surgical risk predictionIra L Leeds, Joseph K Canner, Jonathan E Efron, et al.Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine|February 10, 2019
Evidence review conducted for the AHRQ Safety Program for Improving Surgical Care and Recovery: focus on anesthesiology for gynecologic surgeryMichael Conrad Grant, Melinda M Gibbons, Clifford Y Ko, et al.The Journal of Surgical Research|June 13, 2017
Is enhanced recovery enough for reducing 30-d readmissions after surgery?Anne C Fabrizio, Michael C Grant, Zishan Siddiqui, et al.Inflammatory Bowel Diseases|October 25, 2011
Shift from pStat6 to pStat3 predominance is associated with inflammatory bowel disease-associated dysplasiaElizabeth C Wick, Robert E LeBlanc, Guillermo Ortega, et al.Pageof 35