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Acute Medicine|January 29, 2024
The incidence and mortality of neutropenic fever in hematologic patients did not change during the SARS-CoV2 pandemicM Brabrand, M Brabrand, S B Bogh, et al.
Acute Medicine|March 19, 2019
The prognostic implication of the SOFA score on acutely admitted medical patientsL Holm, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|March 19, 2019
Delayed onset pulmonary edema following toxic smoke inhalation; a systematic reviewD M Björkbom, M Brabrand
Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ|September 24, 2009
Level of training and experience in physicians performing interhospital transfers of adult patients in the internal medicine departmentP Hallas, L Folkestad, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|October 22, 2021
Elevated level of urea is a good predictor for 30-day all-cause mortality in acutely admitted medical patientsS Posth, E T Anteskog, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|March 27, 2025
The effect of antipyretic medication on the relationship between heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature in acutely admitted medical patients: A retrospective studyS Sværke, A V Krusenstjerna-Hafstrøm, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|October 22, 2021
Clinical thermography at extreme temperaturesM Brabrand, S K Nissen, S Hanson, et al.
QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|May 10, 2021
Can the ECG be used to estimate age-related survival?J Kellett, S B Bogh, U Ekelund, et al.
QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|April 13, 2017
Does how the patient feels matter? A prospective observational study of the outcome of acutely ill medical patients who feel their condition has improved on their first re-assessment after admission to hospitalM O Opio, G Mutiibwa, J Kellett, et al.
Acute Medicine|September 20, 2019
Fever increases heart rate and respiratory rate; a prospective observational study of acutely admitted medical patientsM M Jensen, J G Kellett, P Hallas, et al.
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Acute Medicine|January 29, 2024
The incidence and mortality of neutropenic fever in hematologic patients did not change during the SARS-CoV2 pandemicM Brabrand, M Brabrand, S B Bogh, et al.
Acute Medicine|March 19, 2019
The prognostic implication of the SOFA score on acutely admitted medical patientsL Holm, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|March 19, 2019
Delayed onset pulmonary edema following toxic smoke inhalation; a systematic reviewD M Björkbom, M Brabrand
Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ|September 24, 2009
Level of training and experience in physicians performing interhospital transfers of adult patients in the internal medicine departmentP Hallas, L Folkestad, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|October 22, 2021
Elevated level of urea is a good predictor for 30-day all-cause mortality in acutely admitted medical patientsS Posth, E T Anteskog, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|March 27, 2025
The effect of antipyretic medication on the relationship between heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature in acutely admitted medical patients: A retrospective studyS Sværke, A V Krusenstjerna-Hafstrøm, M Brabrand
Acute Medicine|October 22, 2021
Clinical thermography at extreme temperaturesM Brabrand, S K Nissen, S Hanson, et al.
QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|May 10, 2021
Can the ECG be used to estimate age-related survival?J Kellett, S B Bogh, U Ekelund, et al.
QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|April 13, 2017
Does how the patient feels matter? A prospective observational study of the outcome of acutely ill medical patients who feel their condition has improved on their first re-assessment after admission to hospitalM O Opio, G Mutiibwa, J Kellett, et al.
Acute Medicine|September 20, 2019
Fever increases heart rate and respiratory rate; a prospective observational study of acutely admitted medical patientsM M Jensen, J G Kellett, P Hallas, et al.
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