Daniel Oberladstätter

Deputy head of department

Austria

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Daniel Oberladstätter is the Deputy Head of Department at Unfallkrankenhaus Salzburg, Austria. His research focuses on viscoelastic testing, thrombin generation, and the application of artificial intelligence in pain management following orthopedic surgery. His recent publications explore topics such as neuro-markers for trauma patients and the impact of direct oral anticoagulants on blood loss during surgeries.

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Sebastian O. Decker

University Hospital Heidelberg

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Maximilian Dietrich

University Hospital Heidelberg

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Johannes Gratz

Medical University of Vienna

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Johannes Zipperle

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Articles (11)

Altered thrombin generation with prothrombin complex concentrate is not detected by viscoelastic testing: an in vitro study

Comparison of Two Viscoelastic Testing Devices in a Parturient Population

DOAC plasma concentration upon hospital admission in a cohort of trauma patients. An observational real-life study

Admission S100B Fails as Neuro-Marker but is a Good Predictor for Intrahospital Mortality in Major Trauma Patients.

Artificial intelligence algorithms predict the efficacy of analgesic cocktails prescribed after orthopedic surgery

Conventional and Pro-Inflammatory Pathways of Fibrinolytic Activation in Non-Traumatic Hyperfibrinolysis

Factor XIII Measurement and Substitution in Trauma Patients after Admission to an Intensive Care Unit

Operability of a Resonance-Based Viscoelastic Haemostatic Analyzer in the High-Vibration Environment of Air Medical Transport

Multiplate Platelet Function Testing upon Emergency Room Admission Fails to Provide Useful Information in Major Trauma Patients Not on Platelet Inhibitors.

Role of DOAC plasma concentration on perioperative blood loss and transfusion requirements in patients with hip fractures

Thromboelastometry fails to detect autoheparinization after major trauma and hemorrhagic shock

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Sebastian O. Decker

Maximilian Dietrich

Johannes Gratz

Johannes Zipperle

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