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Recommendations for nonheartbeating organ donation
Authors: DeVita, MA Webb, SA Hurford, WE Truog, RD Wlody, GS Hayden, CT Sprung, CL Brilli, RJ Beals, DA Rothenberg, DM Friedman, AL Silverstein, DS Kaufman, DC Perkin, RM Rosenbaum, SH Cist, AFM Samotowka, M Teres, D Unkle, DW Burns, JP Wallace, TE
Citation: Ma. Devita et al., Recommendations for nonheartbeating organ donation, CRIT CARE M, 29(9), 2001, pp. 1826-1831
Critical care delivery in the intensive care unit: Defining clinical rolesand the best practice model
Authors: Brilli, RJ Spevetz, A Branson, RD Campbell, GM Cohen, H Dasta, JF Harvey, MA Kelley, MA Kelly, KM Rudis, MI St Andre, AC Stone, JR Teres, D Weled, BJ
Citation: Rj. Brilli et al., Critical care delivery in the intensive care unit: Defining clinical rolesand the best practice model, CRIT CARE M, 29(10), 2001, pp. 2007-2019
The safety and efficacy of propofol containing EDTA: A randomised clinicaltrial programme focusing on cation and trace metal homeostasis in critically ill patients - Introduction
Authors: Zaloga, GP Teres, D
Citation: Gp. Zaloga et D. Teres, The safety and efficacy of propofol containing EDTA: A randomised clinicaltrial programme focusing on cation and trace metal homeostasis in critically ill patients - Introduction, INTEN CAR M, 26, 2000, pp. S398-S399
Propofol-containing sedatives increase levels of parathyroid hormone
Authors: Zaloga, GP Youngs, E Teres, D
Citation: Gp. Zaloga et al., Propofol-containing sedatives increase levels of parathyroid hormone, INTEN CAR M, 26, 2000, pp. S405-S412
Trace element homeostasis during continuous sedation with propofol containing EDTA versus other sedatives in critically ill patients
Authors: Higgins, TL Murray, M Kett, DH Fulda, G Kramer, KM Gelmont, D Dedhia, HV Levy, H Teres, D Zaloga, GP Ko, HM Thompson, KA
Citation: Tl. Higgins et al., Trace element homeostasis during continuous sedation with propofol containing EDTA versus other sedatives in critically ill patients, INTEN CAR M, 26, 2000, pp. S413-S421
Cation metabolism during propofol sedation with and without EDTA in patients with impaired renal function
Authors: Barr, J Zaloga, GP Haupt, MT Weinmann, M Murray, MJ Bandi, V Teres, D
Citation: J. Barr et al., Cation metabolism during propofol sedation with and without EDTA in patients with impaired renal function, INTEN CAR M, 26, 2000, pp. S433-S442
Safety and efficacy of propofol with EDTA when used for sedation of surgical intensive care unit patients
Authors: Herr, DL Kelly, K Hall, JB Ulatowski, J Fulda, GJ Cason, B Hickey, R Nejman, AM Zaloga, GP Teres, D
Citation: Dl. Herr et al., Safety and efficacy of propofol with EDTA when used for sedation of surgical intensive care unit patients, INTEN CAR M, 26, 2000, pp. S452-S462
Assessing data elements in a severity scoring system
Authors: Teres, D Pekow, P
Citation: D. Teres et P. Pekow, Assessing data elements in a severity scoring system, INTEN CAR M, 26(3), 2000, pp. 263-264
Patient characteristics and ICU organizational factors that influence. Frequency of pulmonary artery catheterization
Authors: Rapoport, J Teres, D Steingrub, J Higgins, T McGee, W Lemeshow, S
Citation: J. Rapoport et al., Patient characteristics and ICU organizational factors that influence. Frequency of pulmonary artery catheterization, J AM MED A, 283(19), 2000, pp. 2559-2567
What if your hospital informatics department could provide a severity adjuster?
Authors: Teres, D Higgins, TL
Citation: D. Teres et Tl. Higgins, What if your hospital informatics department could provide a severity adjuster?, CRIT CARE M, 28(10), 2000, pp. 3570-3571
When to customize a severity model
Authors: Teres, D Lemeshow, S
Citation: D. Teres et S. Lemeshow, When to customize a severity model, INTEN CAR M, 25(2), 1999, pp. 140-142
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