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| 1 | Novel therapies for sepsis:a review显示文摘 | Katherine J Deans Michael Harley Charles Natanson | 2005 | J Trauma-Injury Infection Crit Care2005，58，4： | 1 |
| 2 | State of telemedicine use in pediatric surgery in the USA-where we stand and what we can gain from the COVID-19 pandemic: a scoping review显示文摘Background Within the last decade,the use of telemedicine within in primary care in the USA has greatly expanded;however,use remains uncommon in surgical specialties.The spread of Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)prompted healthcare institutions to limit in-person contact,resulting in an increase in telemedicine across all specialties,including pediatric surgery.The aims of this review were to evaluate potential barriers that limited the use of telemedicine in pediatric surgery prior to the COVID-19 period and to define how best to incorporate its use into a pediatric surgical practice going forward.Methods A scoping review was performed to identify gaps in the literature pertaining to the use of telemedicine within general pediatric surgery in the USA prior to the outbreak of COVID-19.Next,a focused evaluation of the legislative and organizational policies on telemedicine was performed.Lastly,findings were summarized and recommendations for future research developed in the context of understanding and overcoming barriers that have plagued widespread adoption in the past.Results Despite evidence of telemedicine being safe and well received by adult surgical patients,a total of only three studies representing original research on the use of telemedicine within pediatric surgery were identified.Legislative and organizational policies regarding telemedicine have been altered in response to COVID-19,likely resulting in an increase in the use of telemedicine among pediatric surgeons.Conclusions Telemedicine offers a safe and effective option for patients seeking an alternative to the in-person clinic appointment.The increased utilization of telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic will provide an opportunity to learn how best to leverage the technology to decrease disparities and to overcome previous barriers. | Gregory Metzger Kris Jatana Jordan Apfeld Katherine J Deans Peter C Minneci Ihab Halaweish | 2021 | World Journal of Pediatric Surgery2021，4，1： | 0 |
| 3 | Pediatric dog bite injuries in the USA: a systematic review显示文摘Introduction Dog bites are one of the leading causes of non-fatal emergency room visits in children.These injuries not only cause physical harm but can lead to long-term psychological stress.This study evaluated the current literature related to pediatric dog bite injuries to identify research gaps which should be prioritized to improve a major public health concern.Methods We performed a keyword search of PubMed,Scopus,and OVID Medline databases(January 1980-March 2020)for all published studies focused on dog bite injuries in the pediatric population(≤18 years of age)using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses.Results Out of 1859 abstracts screened,43 studies involving 86880 patients were included.Twenty-nine studies were retrospective chart reviews characterizing the epidemiology of dog bites and their associated treatment outcomes;six were prospective cohort studies;two were cross-sectional studies;and six were experimental studies.Synthesized results demonstrate that children<9 years of age suffer the greatest burden of injuries,with children<6 years of age at higher risk of more severe injuries involving the head,neck,and face.Conclusion Studies analyzing the prevention or psychosocial consequences of dog bites injuries are needed. | Kelli Nicole Patterson Kyle Z Horvath Peter C Minneci Rajan Thakkar LeeAnn Wurster Dana L Noffsinger Tran Bourgeois Katherine J Deans | 2022 | World Journal of Pediatric Surgery2022，5，2： | 0 |
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