Increasingly, many studies in acute care surgery are using propensity score analysis to address selection bias when using observational data. This manuscript addresses methodological considerations and pitfalls in performing propensity score analysis.
https://t.co/bTMoARuK0Q
Thankful for the privilege to present some of our work on external fixation in military combat casualties over the past 20 years at both @WesternTrauma and @SAGES_Updates and for the recognition of this work woth the The COL David G. Burris Award For Excellence In Trauma!
This month’s EAST Monthly Literature Review on Military Trauma is brought to you by Joshua Dilday, DO, Peter Zmijewski, MD, FACS & EAST Member Andrew Tran, MD. Thank you to our sponsor @HaemoneticsCorp! Read the #EASTLitReview here and share your feedback: https://t.co/2YxWLX8o1i
This month’s EAST Monthly Literature Review on Military Trauma is brought to you by Joshua Dilday, DO, Peter Zmijewski, MD, FACS & EAST Member Andrew Tran, MD. Thank you to our sponsor @HaemoneticsCorp! Read the #EASTLitReview here and share your feedback: https://t.co/2YxWLX8o1i
Thanks to Southern Surgical Association for letting us talk about liver injury being a risk factor for PE and @JJcolemanMD for discussing our paper!
#SSA2024
Had a great time presenting some of our machine learning research at Region IV @acsTrauma and networking with other residents and trauma surgeons in the region!
Had a great time presenting some of our machine learning research at Region IV @acsTrauma and networking with other residents and trauma surgeons in the region!
Oh no! Not the goose 🪿!
How do you take on a traumatic esophageal injury? Join our expert trauma surgery team @mdcobler@jpmeizoso@RyderTraumaSCC for all the details.
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Would it surprise you to know >10% of patients in the TQIP NTDB erroneously have units of blood reported instead of volume? How do you think this impacts research being done with TQIP?
@MaartenvSmeden I think this is an oversimplification and the truth depends on the dataset. Event fraction of 0.2 is different than 0.02, and the decision to correct for imbalance needs to account for this. Effects on correction on discrimination and calibration differ based on this difference
Have you or a loved one been hurt by a hospital administrator telling you that VTE is a never event?
Well, is it?? Hear the latest on VTE prophylaxis from our amazing trauma team @mdcobler@urrechisme@BrandonParkerDO with special guest @bryanacotton1.
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