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Kathryn Atkins

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Injury|June 17, 2023
Negative laparotomy rates and outcomes following blunt traumatic injury in the United StatesKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Anthony Charles
The American Surgeon|March 6, 2023
Splenic Salvage: Is There a Role for Splenorrhaphy in the Management of Adult Splenic Trauma?Kathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Anthony Charles
Injury|May 17, 2024
An evaluation of the "Obesity Paradox" in isolated blunt abdominal trauma in the United StatesKathryn Atkins, Bruce Cairns, Andrew Schneider, et al.
American Journal of Surgery|July 15, 2023
The effect of transport mode on mortality following isolated penetrating torso TraumaKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Jared Gallaher, et al.
American Journal of Surgery|October 20, 2022
The predictive probability of mortality in the presence of full-thickness burnsKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Christian Rodriguez, et al.
Intensive Care Medicine|February 3, 2009
Effective performance of a new post-operative cardiac resuscitation simulation training scheme in the Paediatric Intensive Care UnitT Y Milly Lo, Rachel Morrison, Kathryn Atkins, et al.
Injury|September 16, 2023
Who benefits from resuscitative thoracotomies following penetrating trauma: The patient or the learner?Kathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Jared Gallaher, et al.
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Injury|June 17, 2023
Negative laparotomy rates and outcomes following blunt traumatic injury in the United StatesKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Anthony Charles
The American Surgeon|March 6, 2023
Splenic Salvage: Is There a Role for Splenorrhaphy in the Management of Adult Splenic Trauma?Kathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Anthony Charles
Injury|May 17, 2024
An evaluation of the "Obesity Paradox" in isolated blunt abdominal trauma in the United StatesKathryn Atkins, Bruce Cairns, Andrew Schneider, et al.
American Journal of Surgery|July 15, 2023
The effect of transport mode on mortality following isolated penetrating torso TraumaKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Jared Gallaher, et al.
American Journal of Surgery|October 20, 2022
The predictive probability of mortality in the presence of full-thickness burnsKathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Christian Rodriguez, et al.
Intensive Care Medicine|February 3, 2009
Effective performance of a new post-operative cardiac resuscitation simulation training scheme in the Paediatric Intensive Care UnitT Y Milly Lo, Rachel Morrison, Kathryn Atkins, et al.
Injury|September 16, 2023
Who benefits from resuscitative thoracotomies following penetrating trauma: The patient or the learner?Kathryn Atkins, Andrew Schneider, Jared Gallaher, et al.
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