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52. MP04-03 TREATMENT COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER INJURIES: RESULTS FROM THE MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL AAST STUDY OF BLADDER TRAUMA

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Lucas*, Jacob, primary, Myers, Jeremy, additional, Keihani, Sorena, additional, Moses, Rachel, additional, Xu, Yizhe, additional, Morris, Bradley, additional, Majercik, Sarah, additional, Hewitt, Timothy, additional, Burks, Frank, additional, Schwartz, Ian, additional, Elliott, Sean, additional, Black, Cullen, additional, Mukherjee, Kaushik, additional, Sherwood, Brenton, additional, Erickson, Bradley, additional, Miller, Brandi, additional, Santucci, Richard, additional, Kocik, Jurek, additional, Smith, Brian, additional, Piotrowski, Joshua, additional, Dodgion, Christopher, additional, Desoucy, Erik, additional, Zakaluzny, Scott, additional, Baradaran, Nima, additional, Breyer, Benjamin, additional, Presson, Angela, additional, Hotaling, James, additional, Nirula, Raminder, additional, Patel, Amir, additional, and Simhan, Jay, additional

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2019
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53. MP04-02 RELIABILITY OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE SURGERY OF TRAUMA (AAST) RENAL INJURY GRADING FOR HIGH-GRADE RENAL INJURIES

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Keihani*, Sorena, primary, Putbrese, Bryn, additional, Rogers, Douglas, additional, Stoddard, Gregory, additional, Mukherjee, Kaushik, additional, Majercik, Sarah, additional, Piotrowski, Joshua, additional, Dodgion, Christopher, additional, Sherwood, Brenton, additional, Erickson, Bradley, additional, Schwartz, Ian, additional, Elliott, Sean, additional, DeSoucy, Erik, additional, Zakaluzny, Scott, additional, Baradaran, Nima, additional, Breyer, Benjamin, additional, Smith, Brian, additional, Miller, Brandi, additional, Santucci, Richard, additional, Carrick, Matthew, additional, Kocik, Jurek, additional, Hewitt, Timothy, additional, Burks, Frank, additional, Heilbrun, Marta, additional, Nirula, Raminder, additional, Hotaling, James, additional, and Myers, Jeremy, additional

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2019
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54. MP04-01 OPTIMAL CUT-OFF POINTS FOR LACERATION SIZE AND PERI-RENAL HEMATOMA RIM DISTANCE TO PREDICT BLEEDING INTERVENTIONS AFTER HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA

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Keihani*, Sorena, primary, Rogers, Douglas, additional, Putbrese, Bryn, additional, Moses, Rachel, additional, Zhang, Chong, additional, Mukherjee, Kaushik, additional, Majercik, Sarah, additional, Piotrowski, Joshua, additional, Dodgion, Christopher, additional, Sherwood, Brenton, additional, Erickson, Bradley, additional, Schwartz, Ian, additional, Elliott, Sean, additional, DeSoucy, Erik, additional, Zakaluzny, Scott, additional, Baradaran, Nima, additional, Breyer, Benjamin, additional, Smith, Brian, additional, Miller, Brandi, additional, Santucci, Richard, additional, Carrick, Matthew, additional, Kocik, Jurek, additional, Hewitt, Timothy, additional, Burks, Frank, additional, Presson, Angela, additional, Heilbrun, Marta, additional, Nirula, Raminder, additional, Hotaling, James, additional, and Myers, Jeremy, additional

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2019
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56. Contemporary management of high-grade renal trauma: Results from the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Genitourinary Trauma study.

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Keihani, Sorena, Keihani, Sorena, Xu, Yizhe, Presson, Angela P, Hotaling, James M, Nirula, Raminder, Piotrowski, Joshua, Dodgion, Christopher M, Black, Cullen M, Mukherjee, Kaushik, Morris, Bradley J, Majercik, Sarah, Smith, Brian P, Schwartz, Ian, Elliott, Sean P, DeSoucy, Erik S, Zakaluzny, Scott, Thomsen, Peter B, Erickson, Bradley A, Baradaran, Nima, Breyer, Benjamin N, Miller, Brandi, Santucci, Richard A, Carrick, Matthew M, Hewitt, Timothy, Burks, Frank N, Kocik, Jurek F, Askari, Reza, Myers, Jeremy B, Genito-Urinary Trauma Study Group, Keihani, Sorena, Keihani, Sorena, Xu, Yizhe, Presson, Angela P, Hotaling, James M, Nirula, Raminder, Piotrowski, Joshua, Dodgion, Christopher M, Black, Cullen M, Mukherjee, Kaushik, Morris, Bradley J, Majercik, Sarah, Smith, Brian P, Schwartz, Ian, Elliott, Sean P, DeSoucy, Erik S, Zakaluzny, Scott, Thomsen, Peter B, Erickson, Bradley A, Baradaran, Nima, Breyer, Benjamin N, Miller, Brandi, Santucci, Richard A, Carrick, Matthew M, Hewitt, Timothy, Burks, Frank N, Kocik, Jurek F, Askari, Reza, Myers, Jeremy B, and Genito-Urinary Trauma Study Group

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BACKGROUND:The rarity of renal trauma limits its study and the strength of evidence-based guidelines. Although management of renal injuries has shifted toward a nonoperative approach, nephrectomy remains the most common intervention for high-grade renal trauma (HGRT). We aimed to describe the contemporary management of HGRT in the United States and also evaluate clinical factors associated with nephrectomy after HGRT. METHODS:From 2014 to 2017, data on HGRT (American Association for the Surgery of Trauma grades III-V) were collected from 14 participating Level-1 trauma centers. Data were gathered on demographics, injury characteristics, management, and short-term outcomes. Management was classified into three groups-expectant, conservative/minimally invasive, and open operative. Descriptive statistics were used to report management of renal trauma. Univariate and multivariate logistic mixed effect models with clustering by facility were used to look at associations between proposed risk factors and nephrectomy. RESULTS:A total of 431 adult HGRT were recorded; 79% were male, and mechanism of injury was blunt in 71%. Injuries were graded as III, IV, and V in 236 (55%), 142 (33%), and 53 (12%), respectively. Laparotomy was performed in 169 (39%) patients. Overall, 300 (70%) patients were managed expectantly and 47 (11%) underwent conservative/minimally invasive management. Eighty-four (19%) underwent renal-related open operative management with 55 (67%) of them undergoing nephrectomy. Nephrectomy rates were 15% and 62% for grades IV and V, respectively. Penetrating injuries had significantly higher American Association for the Surgery of Trauma grades and higher rates of nephrectomy. In multivariable analysis, only renal injury grade and penetrating mechanism of injury were significantly associated with undergoing nephrectomy. CONCLUSION:Expectant and conservative management is currently utilized in 80% of HGRT; however, the rate of nephrectomy remains high. Clinical f

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2018

58. PD02-08 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE TIMING OF EXCRETORY PHASE CT SCAN IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF URINARY EXTRAVASATION AFTER HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA

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Keihani, Sorena, primary, Patel, Darshan, additional, Putbrese, Bryn, additional, Rogers, Douglas, additional, Luo-Owen, Xian, additional, Mukherjee, Kaushik, additional, Morris, Bradley, additional, Majercik, Sarah, additional, Piotrowski, Joshua, additional, Dodgion, Christopher, additional, Sherwood, Brenton, additional, Erickson, Bradley, additional, Schwartz, Ian, additional, Elliott, Sean, additional, DeSoucy, Erik, additional, Zakaluzny, Scott, additional, Baradaran, Nima, additional, Breyer, Benjamin, additional, Smith, Brian, additional, Miller, Brandi, additional, Santucci, Richard, additional, Carrick, Matthew, additional, Kocik, Jurek, additional, Hewitt, Timothy, additional, Burks, Frank, additional, Heilbrun, Marta, additional, Hotaling, James, additional, Nirula, Raminder, additional, and Myers, Jeremy, additional

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2018
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59. MP25-18 IMAGING FINDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH RENAL BLEEDING INTERVENTIONS AFTER HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA: RESULTS FROM THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR SURGERY OF TRAUMA (AAST) GENITO-URINARY TRAUMA STUDY

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Keihani, Sorena, primary, Moses, Rachel, additional, Xu, Yizhe, additional, Putbrese, Bryn, additional, Rogers, Douglas, additional, Luo-Owen, Xian, additional, Mukherjee, Kaushik, additional, Morris, Bradley, additional, Majercik, Sarah, additional, Piotrowski, Joshua, additional, Dodgion, Christopher, additional, Sherwood, Brenton, additional, Erickson, Bradley, additional, Schwartz, Ian, additional, Elliott, Sean, additional, DeSoucy, Erik, additional, Zakaluzny, Scott, additional, Baradaran, Nima, additional, Breyer, Benjamin, additional, Smith, Brian, additional, Miller, Brandi, additional, Santucci, Richard, additional, Carrick, Matthew, additional, Kocik, Jurek, additional, Hewitt, Timothy, additional, Burks, Frank, additional, Heilbrun, Marta, additional, Hotaling, James, additional, Presson, Angela, additional, Nirula, Raminder, additional, and Myers, Jeremy, additional

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2018
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65. Specialization and the Current Practices of General Surgeons

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Decker, Marquita R., primary, Dodgion, Christopher M., additional, Kwok, Alvin C., additional, Hu, Yue-Yung, additional, Havlena, Jeff A., additional, Jiang, Wei, additional, Lipsitz, Stuart R., additional, Kent, Craig K., additional, and Greenberg, Caprice C., additional

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2014
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72. Impact of neoadjuvant chemotherapy on breast reconstruction.

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Yue-Yung Hu, Weeks, Christine M., Haejin In, Dodgion, Christopher M., Golshan, Mehra, Chun, Yoon S., Hassett, Michael J., Corso, Katherine A., Xiangmei Gu, Lipsitz, Stuart R., and Greenberg, Caprice C.

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MASTECTOMY, DECISION making, BREAST surgery, BREAST cancer chemotherapy, LOGISTIC regression analysis, SURGICAL complications
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BACKGROUND: With advances in oncologic treatment, cosmesis after mastectomy has assumed a pivotal role in patient and provider decision making. Multiple studies have confirmed the safety of both chemotherapy before breast surgery and immediate reconstruction. Little has been written about the effect of neoadjuvant chemotherapy on decisions about reconstruction. METHODS: The authors identified 665 patients with stage I through III breast cancer who received chemotherapy and underwent mastectomy at Dana-Farber/Brigham & Women's Cancer Center from 1997 to 2007. By using multivariate logistic regression, reconstruction rates were compared between patients who received neoadjuvant chemotherapy (n = 180) and patients who underwent mastectomy before chemotherapy (n = 485). The rate of postoperative complications after mastectomy was determined for patients who received neoadjuvant chemotherapy compared with those who did not. RESULTS: Reconstruction was performed immediately in 44% of patients who did not receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy but in only 23% of those who did. Twenty-one percent of neoadjuvant chemotherapy recipients and 14% of adjuvant-only chemotherapy recipients underwent delayed reconstruction. After controlling for age, receipt of radiotherapy, and disease stage, neoadjuvant recipients were less likely to undergo immediate reconstruction (odds ratio [OR], 0.57; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.37, 0.87) but were no more likely to undergo delayed reconstruction (OR, 1.29; 95% CI, 0.75, 2.20). Surgical complications occurred in 30% of neoadjuvant chemotherapy recipients and in 31% of adjuvant chemotherapy recipients. CONCLUSIONS: The current results suggest that patients who receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy are less likely to undergo immediate reconstruction and are no more likely to undergo delayed reconstruction than patients who undergo surgery before they receive chemotherapy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2011
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73. Injury and violence in the context of sustainable development: The first Bethune Round Table in Africa, Bethune Round Table 2024, Conference on Global Surgery, May 16-18, 2024, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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Lett R, Bartolomeos K, Lett R, Laeke T, Tirsit A, Kassahun A, Boniface R, Munthali V, Razek T, Deckelbaum D, Bracco D, Presser E, Belay E, Kifle F, Weiser TG, Iverson K, Takoutsing BD, Dalle DU, Mbangtang CB, Nyalundja AD, Macaraeg J, Dzirasa I, Kanmounye US, Dovlo D, Koram K, Nyarko E, Jumbam DT, Shimber ET, Jaraczewski T, Sgro M, Basmayor AM, Ergete A, Iverson K, Schroeder M, Dodgion C, Gyedu A, Nakua E, Donkor P, Mock C, Awedew A, Laeke T, Yibeltal M, Ayele M, Melkamu H, Bekele S, Hailemariam B, Shiferaw E, Shiferaw Y, Yirdaw W, Sawhney R, Patel S, Basak D, Veetil DK, Roy N, Wärnberg MG, Rath S, Abdullahi MAS, Mbaya K, Kakasanda A, Danjuma S, Olasoji H, Ameh E, Bedada A, Motsumi MJ, Hamda SG, Ibro S, Amdisa D, Tilahun G, Abeza M, Laeke T, Boroditsky M, Hill M, Hilzenrat R, Livergant R, Adams J, Binda C, Chhor A, Hsiao H, Haji F, Chin E, Oyania F, Stephens CQ, Ullrich S, Kotagal M, Bajunirwe F, Ozgediz DE, Poenaru D, Kravarioti D, Wong LY, Teklemariam TL, Tirsit A, Liyew T, Ferguson M, Plackett T, Henry JC, Dodgion C, Abeza MA, Minas SM, Bouchard M, Tennakoon D, Sawhney R, Burra R, Mathew F, Jones A, Virk S, Patel S, Vaghaiwalla T, Hudspeth J, Rabin T, Rowthorn V, Price RR, Raykar N, Eamer G, Mutiso S, Kisaka Y, Gathecha G, Lett R, Onu C, Ameh E, Igoche M, Anyanwu P, Onuh E, Ojeamen O, Yawe ET, Abubakar A, Ashoms Y, Suleiman H, Musa N, Kyengera DK, Abebe N, Gardener R, Berhanu D, Abebe NS, Zeleke HT, Sawhney R, Proulx KR, Gerk A, Guadagno E, Poenaru D, Kundu S, Laor B, Sawhney R, Wurdeman T, Botelho F, Gerk A, Guadagno E, Poenaru D, Ayele M, Kassahun A, Laeke T, Yibeltal M, Hailu B, Fikru E, Ibro SA, Workineh A, Balcha F, Abamecha F, Shemsi S, Alruwaili AS, Rodriguez G, Jose A, Ebied S, Girma S, Abiy A, Assen HE, Tesfaye K, Demeke K, Yiheyis A, Jemal K, Yilkal D, Amsalu A, Derseh L, W/Gerima Y, Belayneh T, Tiruneh M, Bitew A, Yitayih S, Awoke T, Worku C, Mohammed A, Alemu M, Yesuf M, Mamo F, Shitu K, Liyew B, Gucho A, Tilahun G, Love T, Chew A, Kasagga B, Takoutsing B, Ekwaro O, Elobu E, Mengistu DD, Zhuang A, Shiferew B, Mengistu G, Zewdie A, Tadelle N, Gebreyesus A, Presser E, Iverson K, Dodgion C, Weiser TG, Koch R, Starr N, Lau D, Zivkovic I, Joharifard S, Joos E, Garraway N, Vituci F, O'Flynn E, Péric I, Simon L, Ibbotson G, Seyoum T, Azazh A, Beza L, Onah I, Chukwuma C, Berhanu D, Shenoi J, Sears N, Bedore Y, Caplan R, and Shale WT

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2024
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