Susan Shea

Assistant Professor

University of Pittsburgh

United States

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Susan Shea is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh. Her research focuses on hemostatic mechanisms and platelet function, with recent publications examining the impact of von Willebrand factor quality on platelet recruitment kinetics, as well as exploring the hemostatic capacity of cold-stored platelets. She also investigates therapeutic approaches to improve outcomes in trauma patients and has contributed to understanding the properties of blood components in clinical settings.

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Kimberly A. Thomas

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Philip Spinella

Professor of Surgery and Critical Care Medicine

University of Pittsburgh

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Shahid Nimjee

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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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Emily Mihalko

University of Pittsburgh

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Patricia Loughran

University of Pittsburgh

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Scott Kelly

University of Sydney

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Articles (19)

Platelet recruitment kinetics are impacted by von Willebrand factor quality in hemostatic adjuncts

Targeting hemostatic enzymes: from mechanistic insights to therapeutic frontiers.

Trauma patients have reduced ex vivo flow-dependent platelet hemostatic capacity in a microfluidic model of vessel injury

Novel tubing connectors reduce ECMO circuit thrombosis

Comparison of platelet quality and function across apheresis collection platforms

A rapid ABO and RhD test demonstrates high fidelity to blood bank testing for RhD typing

Hemostatic In Vitro Properties of Novel Plasma Supernatants Produced from Late-storage Low-titer Type O Whole Blood

Long wavelength light exposure reduces systemic inflammation coagulopathy, and acute organ injury following polytrauma in mice.

Doing more with less: low-titer group O whole blood resulted in less total transfusions and an independent association with survival in adults with severe traumatic hemorrhage

Cold-stored platelet hemostatic capacity is maintained for three weeks of storage and associated with taurine metabolism.

Dose-Dependent Von Willebrand Factor Inhibition by Aptamer BB-031 Correlates with Thrombolysis in a Microfluidic Model of Arterial Occlusion

Correlation between Thrombin Generation, Standard Coagulation Assays, and Viscoelastic Assays for Hemostatic Assessment in Critically Ill Children

Cold‐stored platelet function is not significantly altered by agitation or manual mixing

The risk of thromboembolic events with early intravenous 2‐ and 4‐g bolus dosing of tranexamic acid compared to placebo in patients with severe traumatic bleeding: A secondary analysis of a randomized, double‐blind, placebo‐controlled, single‐center trial

Von Willebrand Factor and Platelet Aggregation: from Bench to Clinical Practice

Thrombogenicity of biomaterials depends on hemodynamic shear rate

Mathematical and computational modeling of device-induced thrombosis

Roles of Four-Factor Prothrombin Complex Concentrate in the Management of Critical Bleeding

Effects of pathogen reduction technology and storage duration on the ability of cryoprecipitate to rescue induced coagulopathies in vitro

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Kimberly A. Thomas

Philip Spinella

Shahid Nimjee

Emily Mihalko

Patricia Loughran

Scott Kelly

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