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The Journal of Emergency Medicine|September 13, 2016
Smith-Modified Sgarbossa Criteria and Paced Rhythms: A Case ReportNana Sefa, Kelly N SawyerJournal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open|October 1, 2020
Electrocardiographic changes in patients undergoing targeted temperature managementSimi Jandu, Nana Sefa, Kelly N Sawyer, et al.Current Opinion in Critical Care|June 2, 2022
Surviving cardiac arrest - what do we know about recovery & survivorship?Kelly N SawyerJournal of Critical Care|October 25, 2020
Capacity of intensive care units in GhanaMoses Siaw-Frimpong, Sunkaru Touray, Nana SefaThe American Journal of Emergency Medicine|January 13, 2021
Identifying acute myocardial infarction in ventricular-paced patients: The effectiveness of modified Sgarbossa criteriaJoshua M Newson, Nana Sefa, David A BergerJournal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice|November 26, 2025
Identifying essential medications for critical care: initial findings from US academic intensive care unitsFelix W Wireko, Alexandra Miller, Sunkaru Touray, et al.The American Journal of Emergency Medicine|November 18, 2017
Association between percutaneous hemodynamic support device and survival from cardiac arrest in the state of MichiganAndrew Pressman, Kelly N Sawyer, William Devlin, et al.Therapeutic Hypothermia and Temperature Management|April 1, 2014
An investigation of a hypothermic to ischemic ratio in patients following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest presenting with a shockable rhythmKelly N Sawyer, Michael C Kurz, R K Elswick, et al.The Western Journal of Emergency Medicine|November 1, 2017
ALiEM Blog and Podcast Watch: ToxicologyFareen Zaver, Michael Craddick, Audrey Sanford, et al.Therapeutic Hypothermia and Temperature Management|September 4, 2014
Full neurologic recovery and return of spontaneous circulation following prolonged cardiac arrest facilitated by percutaneous left ventricular assist deviceMichael Heidlebaugh, Michael C Kurz, Carman L Turkelson, et al.Pageof 5