Subject Index: July–December 2005

• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Year: 2005
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 344 KB
• Volume: 46
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 1097-6760
• DOI: 10.1016/s0196-0644(05)01863-9

✦ Synopsis

A Abdomen, radiography. See Radiography, abdominal Abdomen, ultrasonography Can emergency physicians positively predict acute appendicitis on focused right lower quadrant ultrasound? (Nelson et al). 2005;46: S27-S28 (Research Forum abstracts) Predictive value of point-of-care, limited ultrasonography for trauma using the focused assessment with sonography in trauma scanning technique with a hemoperitoneum score in assessing the need for operative care in torso trauma patients (Melniker and Briggs). 2005; 46:S112 (Research Forum abstracts) Ultrasound screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm in the emergency department in an asymptomatic patient population (Romisher and Cheatham). 2005;46:S51-S52 (Research Forum abstracts) The unusual effect of patient positioning on the focused abdominal sonography for trauma exam (Coon et al). 2005;46:S28 (Research Forum abstracts) Abdominal injuries, diagnosis Predictive value of point-of-care, limited ultrasonography for trauma using the focused assessment with sonography in trauma scanning technique with a hemoperitoneum score in assessing the need for operative care in torso trauma patients (Melniker and Briggs). 2005; 46:S112 (Research Forum abstracts) The unusual effect of patient positioning on the focused abdominal sonography for trauma exam (Coon et al). 2005;46:S28 (Research Forum abstracts) Abdominal pain Age is not associated with increased admission rates, hospital length-of-stay, or mortality in elderly emergency department patients presenting with undifferentiated abdominal pain (Lee et al). 2005;46:S118 (Research Forum abstracts) Emergency department patients are willing to complete self-report forms while waiting to be seen (Bastani et al). 2005;46:S92 (Research Forum abstracts) Prospective evaluation of satisfaction with emergency department analgesia in patients with acute undifferentiated abdominal pain (Marinsek et al). 2005;46:S49 (Research Forum abstracts) Abdominal pain, diagnosis [Acute rectus sheath hematoma] (Raven and Hoffman). 2005;46:558, 562 (Images in emergency medicine) Comparison of oral and rectal temperature in adult patients with non-specific abdominal pain (Gerhardt and Kernan). 2005;46:S37 (Research Forum abstracts)

The role of stool assessment for gross and occult blood for the prediction of need for urgent intervention in non-specific abdominal pain