An Elderly Woman with Life-Threatening Abdominal Pain.
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
Unnecessary laboratory tests contribute to iatrogenic harm and are a major source of waste in the health care system. We previously developed a machine learning algorithm to help clinicians identify unnecessary laboratory tests, but it has not been externally validated. In this study, we externally validate our machine learning algorithm. To extern...
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
The Braden Skin Score (BSS) is a bedside nursing assessment that may be a measure of frailty and predicts mortality among patients in the cardiac intensive care unit (CICU). We examined the association between each of the 6 individual BSS subscores with hospital mortality in patients in the CICU. We hypothesized that BSS subscores reflecting patien...
Published in The American journal of medicine
Published in The American journal of medicine
This study aims to evaluate the accuracy of bedside assessment of inferior vena cava (IVC) and right internal jugular (RIJ) vein in predicting right atrial (RA) pressure in heart failure patients. We prospectively studied 124 heart failure patients who were referred to our catheterization laboratory for right heart catheterizations to assess hemody...
Published in The American journal of medicine
The role of targeted hypothermia in patients with coma after cardiac arrest has been challenged in a recent randomized clinical trial. We performed a computerized search of MEDLINE, EMBASE, and Cochrane databases through July 2021 for randomized trials evaluating the outcomes of targeted hypothermia vs normothermia in patients with coma after cardi...
Published in The American journal of medicine