Publications by authors named "M L Braunstein"

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  • * In a study involving 49 trauma patients, a high percentage (75.5%) survived, but many (77%) experienced multiple organ failure, while initial prothrombin times indicated coagulopathy in 31 patients.
  • * Plasma levels of glycocalyx components syndecan-1 and hyaluronan increased significantly in the first 12 hours post-trauma, with heightened levels correlating to organ failure and mortality.
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Quantum benchmark calculations of the H + HOD abstraction reaction [B. Zhao , , 2018, , 17029-17037] provide an opportunity to test approximate methods, such as quasi-classical trajectories (QCTs) with Gaussian binning. However, the large mode-specific enhancements of this reaction lead to special challenges and unphysical QCT cross-section artifacts.

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Background: Emergency departments (ED) are frequently visited after suspected rabies exposure (SRE) and the potential need for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (R-PEP). However, data on the number of visits, patients' demographics, travel history and the medical treatment is still rare. Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the number of R-PEP and the appropriateness of medical management including wound treatment, vaccination regime and immunoglobulin application following SRE in a university hospital ED.

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The annual meeting for the Intermountain Branch was held in April 2024 on the campus of Brigham Young University. There were 127 branch members from Utah, Idaho, and Nevada who attended the meeting and were composed of undergraduate students, graduate or medical students, and faculty. This report highlights the diversity of, and the emerging trends in, the research conducted by American Society for Microbiology members in the Intermountain Branch.

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