Previous Issues

Volume 1, Issue 3 - 2016

Editorial Article

Sepsis 3.0 in the Rivers, ProCESS, ARISE and ProMISe Studies

Author : Youfeng Zhu
Citation : Youfeng Zhu. (2016). Sepsis 3.0 in the Rivers, ProCESS, ARISE and ProMISe Studies. Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): e001.

Short Communication

Separation ECG Findings and Physiologic Term "Early Repolarization"

Author : Sion Jo
Citation : Jo S. (2016). Separation ECG Findings and Physiologic Term "Early Repolarization". Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): 018.

Research Article

Can Emergency Department Physicians Safely Discharge Patients Presenting with TIA? Assessing the TIA Rapid Assessment (TIARA) Protocol

Authors : Karen Greenberg¹, Daniel Eichorn^1,2, Alexandra M Lesenskyj¹ , Christina R Maxwell¹ , Michael D’Ambrosio¹ , Chirag Shukla² , G Peter Gliebus¹, Erol Veznedaroglu¹ , Mandy J Binning¹
Citation : Greenberg K, Eichorn D, Lesenskyj AM, Maxwell CR, et al. (2016). Can Emergency Department Physicians Safely Discharge Patients Presenting with TIA? Assessing the TIA Rapid Assessment (TIARA) Protocol. Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): 017.

Case Report

Sildenafil Citrate Administration Resulting in Death

Authors : Umut Gulacti, Ugur Lok
Citation :

Gulacti U and Lok U. (2016). Sildenafil Citrate Administration Resulting in Death. Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): 016.

Research Article

Assessing Patient Safety Culture in an Emergency Department

Author : Philippe Leveau
Citation :

Leveau P. (2016). Assessing Patient Safety Culture in an Emergency Department. Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): 015.

Case Report

Abdominal Pain in an Immunocompromised Patient: A Case Report of Typhlitis

Authors : Alexander B. Norinsky¹, Majid Kianmajd², Anthony DiPasquale¹, Andrew Caravello¹
Citation : Norinsky AB, Kianmajd M, DiPasquale A and Caravello A. (2016). Abdominal Pain in an Immunocompromised Patient: A Case Report of Typhlitis. Mathews J Emergency Med. 1(3): 014.

Research Article

Fulminant Clostridium difficile Infection in Patients Initially Presenting in the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Case Series Analysis: A Proposal for Mortality- Predictive Values Based on the Peak WBC Count and Peak Serum Lactate Level

Authors : Anne M. Darlington¹, Alan Lucerna², James Espinosa², Victor Scali³
Citation : Darlington AM, Lucerna A, Espinosa J and Scali V. (2016). Fulminant Clostridium difficile Infection in Patients Initially Presenting in the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Case Series Analysis: A Proposal for Mortality-Predictive Values Based on the Peak WBC Count