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One of the key responsibilities of a Level I Trauma Center
is the advancement of knowledge in both the basic science
and clinical aspects of traumatic injuries. As senior
members of the New Jersey Medical School faculty, the
medical staff of the Trauma Center also serve as physician-scientists,
pursuing answers to complex issues related to the injury
and recovery processes.
The Fall 2004 edition of UMDNJ Research, a publication
of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
for the nation’s researchers and other interested
parties, was dedicated to the topic of trauma research.
Included in that edition were several articles written
by the members of the Trauma Center’s staff and
their colleagues in related departments throughout the
hospital/medical school:
Anemia After Injury:
Studies in Erythropoietic Suppression
David H. Livingston, MD
Role of the Gut in Multiple Organ
Dysfunction Syndrome
Edwin A. Deitch, MD
Bringing Palliative Care to
the Critically Injured
Anne C. Mosenthal, MD
Using MRS to Predict Emergence from
Coma State after Traumatic Brain Injury
Allen Maniker, MD and Frank C. Hillary, PhD
Adrenergic Modulation of Erythropoiesis
Following Trauma
Alicia A. Mohr, MD
Preventing Inflammatory Complications
of Shock and Trauma
Carl J. Hauser, MD
Epidemiology of Facial Trauma
and Associated Morbidity of Mandibular Fracture Treatment
Vincent B. Ziccardi, MD, DDS
Impaired Bone Healing
in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus
Sheldon S. Lin, MD
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