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1.	PDF Jordan-Arakawa Acute Compartment Syndrome: do we treat patients differently because of implicit bias? Arakawa, Jordan ; Sterrenberg, Sean ; Thompson, Austin ; Sodders, Emelia[...] Implicit bias is an unconscious assessment of others that may lead to unintended prejudice. Socioeconomic attributes often complicate the assessment and treatment of trau [...] 2020 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
2.	PDF Barronian-Trevor-OHSU-ResearchWeek-2021 Cannabinoid utilization in fracture clinic: a prevalence study of formulation and delivery modalities Barronian, Trevor ; Sodders, Emelia ; Philipp, Travis ; Meeker, James[...] Across the US 15% of adults report recent use of marijuana. Such non-prescribed drug use may impact fracture care and multi-modal pain strategies, but we have little esti [...] 2021 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
3.	PDF ResearchWeek.2020.Urness.Daniel Development of an anatomic landmark-based measurement of the Achilles tendon Urness, Daniel ; Thompson, Austin ; Sodders, Emelia ; Meeker, James A greater degree of Achilles tendon lengthening during surgical correction has been correlated with worse clinical outcomes. MRI and ultrasound techniques have been valid [...] 2020 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records
4.	PDF ResearchWeek.2020.Cheesman.Sam Overcoming technical hurdles in intramuscular pH monitoring for acute compartment syndrome: a pilot study Cheesman, Sam ; Black, Loren O. ; Thompson, Austin R. ; Sodders, Emelia One promising technology to diagnose compartment syndrome is intramuscular pH monitoring. The purpose of this study is to explore whether a portion of this drift can be e [...] 2020 \| Abstract \| Detailed record - Similar records

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