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A ABCD2 An assessment of the incremental value of the ABCD2 score in the emergency department evaluation of transient ischemic attack (Stead et al). 2011;57:46 -51 Abdominal injuries Clinical policy: critical issues in the evaluation of adult patients presenting to the emergency department with acute blunt abdominal trauma (Diercks et al). 2011;57:387-404 (Clinical Policy) Abscess, therapy Does "not different" equal "the same"? [Journal Club answers for Schmitz et al., 2010:56:283-7] (Huancahuari and Schriger). 2011;57:175-181 A randomized controlled trial of incision and drainage versus ultrasonographically guided needle aspiration for skin abscesses and the effect of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (Gaspari et al). 2011;57:483-491 Randomized controlled trials, antibiotics, and cutaneous abscesses: has lack of statistical power prevented recognition of an effective therapy? (Broder); Reply (Schmitz) 2011;57: 185-186 (Correspondence) To treat or not to treat: adjunctive antibiotics for uncomplicated abscesses (Spellberg et al). 2011;57:183-184 (Correspondence) Accident prevention Commentary: alcohol and motor vehicle-related crashes-driver attitudes need further intervention (Lotfipour et al). 2011;57:406 -408 (NHTSA Notes) More than bike helmets and car seats: EDs step up role in pediatric injury prevention (McKenna). 2011;57:20A-22A [January] (News & Perspective) National survey of drinking and driving attitudes and behaviors: 2008 (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). 2011; 57:405-406 (NHTSA Notes) Youth risk for deadly driving (Huang et al.); Reply (Kahn). 2011;57:418 -419 (Correspondence) Accountable care organizations Emergency physicians face uncertainty in accountable care organizations: health care megatrend brings threats, opportunities for emergency medicine (Berger). 2011;57:13A-15A [April] (News & Perspective) Acetaminophen Fatal outcome of a propoxyphene/acetaminophen (Darvocet) overdose: should it still be used in the United States? (Jang et al). 2011;57:421-422 (Correspondence) Acute coronary syndrome. See also Myocardial infarction Do sex differences exist in patient preferences for cardiovascular testing? (Daugherty and Magid). 2011;57:561-562 (Editorial) Investigating rare events and a discussion on waiting room chest pain evaluations [Journal Club answers for Scheuermeyer et al., 2010;56: 455-62] (Barrett and Schriger). 2011;57:410 -416 Sex bias in cardiovascular testing: the contribution of patient preference (Mumma et
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