Carl Beyer

Assistant Professor

University of South Florida

United States

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Dr. Carl Beyer serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida. His research interests encompass trauma surgery, thoracic procedures, and the impact of prior injuries on long-term outcomes. Recent publications include investigations into the management of traumatic hemothorax and firearm injuries, particularly in pediatric populations. Through his work, he aims to enhance clinical outcomes and address public health concerns related to trauma.

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Vaidehi Agrawal

University of Maryland

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Chris Dodgion

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Kenji Inaba

Professor of Surgery

University of Southern California

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Jeremy Cannon

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University of Pennsylvania

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Treatment approach for coexisting chest wall fractures and unstable thoracolumbar spine fractures in polytrauma patients requiring prone spine surgery

Percutaneous thoracostomy with thoracic lavage for traumatic hemothorax: a performance improvement initiative

Thoracic Lavage for Traumatic Hemothorax.

Predictors of initial management failure in traumatic hemothorax: A prospective multicenter cohort analysis

CT-based pleural effusion volume estimation formula demonstrates low accuracy and reproducibility for traumatic hemothorax

EFFECTS OF PRIOR INJURY ON LONG TERM PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES AFTER TRAUMA.

Open versus percutaneous tube thoracostomy with and without thoracic lavage for traumatic hemothorax: a novel randomized controlled simulation trial.

The hidden mortality of pediatric firearm violence.

A Parallel Pandemic: Increased Firearm Injuries at Five Northern California Trauma Centers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Interrupted Time-series Analysis.

Child-rearing During Postgraduate Medical Training and Its Relation to Stress and Burnout: Results From a Single-institution Multispecialty Survey.

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Vaidehi Agrawal

Chris Dodgion

Kenji Inaba

Jeremy Cannon

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