Contributions to Anesthesiology

Many OAG Physicians and CRNAs continue to pursue academic work during their clinical career with us, publishing in high-impact journals, patenting new inventions, and performing clinical research.

Below is a sample of some recent publications by OAG Anesthesiologists:

2022

• Relationship between age, sex and pupillary unrest | Andrew Neice, MD

2021

• Feasibility study of a smartphone pupillometer and evaluation of its accuracy | Andrew Neice, MD
• Kids grow up so fast: national patterns of positive drug/alcohol screens among pediatric trauma patients | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH
• National patterns of injury and outcomes of gunshot wounds to the penis: A Trauma Quality Programs retrospective cohort analysis | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH

2020

• Pain in the Pandemic: Ethical Approaches during COVID-19 | L. McLean House, II., MD
• A Grading System for the Determination of Adequate Quality Digital Subtraction Imaging during Cervical Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection. | L. McLean House, II., MD
• Retreating stop ultrasound needle guide | Andrew Neice, MD
• Medical Comanagement of Hip Fracture Patients Is Not Associated with Superior Perioperative Outcomes: A Propensity Score-Matched Retrospective Cohort Analysis of the National Surgical Quality Improvement Project | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH
• Enhanced recovery and early extubation after pediatric cardiac surgery using single dose intravenous methadone | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH
• Rotational thromboelastometry predicts transfusion and disability in pediatric trauma | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH
• Pregnant trauma patients may be at increased risk of mortality compared to nonpregnant women of reproductive age: trends and outcomes over 10 years at a level I trauma center | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH

2019

• Nociceptive monitor subtypes. Comment on ‘Objective monitoring of nociception: a review of current commercial solutions’ | Andrew Neice, MD
• Association of Increasing Use of Spinal Anesthesia in Hip Fracture Repair With Treating an Aging Patient Population | Bryan G Maxwell, MD, MPH

2018

• Suppression of pupillary unrest by general anesthesia and propofol sedation | Andrew Neice, MD