2005

Wall S, Mayorga O, Banfield C, Wall M, Aisic I, Gennis P.  Computer-assisted Coding of Computed Tomography Text Reports for Head Trauma Research. Acad Emerg Med 2005 12: 135-136

Li SF, Samson K, Bell M, Whiteside W, Okihara M, Prince J, Kheyfets V, WallS.  Exercise tolerance as a risk factor for MI in ED patients with acute coronary syndromes. Acad Emerg Med2005 12: 32.

Bernstein SL, Chang AK,  EssesD, Gallagher EJ. Relationship between Intensity and Relief in Patients with Acute, Severe Pain. Acad Emerg Med 2005 12:158-159

Esses D, Bijur P, Lee C, LahnM,  Gallagher EJ.  Intravenous Morphine in Emergency Department Patients with Acute Abdominal Pain Does Not Alter Disposition Decision. Acad Emerg Med 2005 12: 18-19

Calderon Y, Haughey-Barrios M, BijurP, Nestor J, Bauman L.  HIV Testing in the Emergency Department: An Alternative Way to Increase Rates of Testing When Counselors Are Not Available.  Acad Emerg Med 2005 12: 175

Bijur P, Kenny M, GallagherEJ. Two-thirds of Patients with Acute Severe Pain Obtain Less than 50% Improvement in Pain 30 Minutes after Receipt of 0.1mg/kg Intravenous Morphine.  Acad Emerg Med 2005 12: 82.

Friedman B, Holden L, Esses D, BijurP, Choi H, Solorzano C,  Paternoster J, Gallagher EJ.  Parenteral Corticosteroids Are No Better Than Placebo for Emergency Department Patients with Non-radicular Low Back Pain. Acad Emerg Med 2005 12: 52

Davitt M, Bijur P, Esses D,Gallagher EJ.  Addition of Intravenous Ultra-low-dose Naloxone to Morphine Does Not Enhance Analgesia.  AcadEmerg Med 2005 12: 83