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The Journal of Surgical Research|October 10, 2009
Motorcycle helmets save lives, but not limbs: a National Trauma Data Bank analysis of functional outcomes after motorcycle crashJoseph G Crompton, Tolulope Oyetunji, Kent A Stevens, et al.Vascular and Endovascular Surgery|August 1, 2014
Racial/ethnic disparities in revascularization for limb salvage: an analysis of the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program databaseKakra Hughes, Christopher Boyd, Tolulope Oyetunji, et al.The Journal of Surgical Research|December 17, 2025
Impact of Delayed Inguinal Hernia Repair in InfantsSeth Saylors, Cory Nonnemacher, Charles Snyder, et al.Journal of the National Medical Association|March 3, 2010
Predictors for survival of penetrating trauma using emergency department thoracotomy in an urban trauma center: the Cardiac Instability ScoreSuryanarayana Siram, Tolulope Oyetunji, Shaneeta M Johnson, et al.The Journal of Surgical Research|December 29, 2009
Simplifying physiologic injury severity measurement for predicting trauma outcomesTolulope Oyetunji, Joseph G Crompton, David T Efron, et al.American Journal of Surgery|August 4, 2010
Racial disparities in motorcycle-related mortality: an analysis of the National Trauma Data BankJoseph G Crompton, Keshia M Pollack, Tolulope Oyetunji, et al.Journal of Pediatric Surgery|August 14, 2025
Switching lanes: No home antibiotics or laboratory testing prior to discharge in perforated appendicitisSeth Saylors, Cory Nonnemacher, Meredith Elman, et al.The Journal of Trauma|May 26, 2011
Do trauma safety-net hospitals deliver truly safe trauma care? A multilevel analysis of the national trauma data bankAnit S Vettukattil, Adil H Haider, Elliott R Haut, et al.Journal of Pediatric Surgery|August 17, 2011
Mechanism of injury predicts case fatality and functional outcomes in pediatric trauma patients: the case for its use in trauma outcomes studiesAdil H Haider, Joseph G Crompton, Tolulope Oyetunji, et al.Surgery|July 25, 2009
Females have fewer complications and lower mortality following trauma than similarly injured males: a risk adjusted analysis of adults in the National Trauma Data BankAdil H Haider, Joseph G Crompton, Tolulope Oyetunji, et al.Pageof 2