24-hour Telemetry Monitoring May Not be Necessary for Patients With an Isolated Sternal Fracture and Minor ECG Abnormalities or Troponin Elevation: A Southern California Multicenter Study.
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@article{allodium:10.1177/00031348241278904,
title = {24-hour Telemetry Monitoring May Not be Necessary for Patients With an Isolated Sternal Fracture and Minor ECG Abnormalities or Troponin Elevation: A Southern California Multicenter Study.},
author = {Al-Khouja F and Grigorian A and Emigh B and Schellenberg M and Diaz G and Duncan TK and Tuli R and Coimbra R and Gilbert-Gard K and Johnson A and Marty M and Jebbia M and Obaid-Schmid AK and Fierro N and Ley E and Bayat D and Biffl W and Ebrahimian S and Tillou M A and Tay-Lasso E and Alvarez C and Nahmias J},
year = {2025},
journal = {The American surgeon},
doi = {10.1177/00031348241278904},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348241278904}
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TY - JOUR TI - 24-hour Telemetry Monitoring May Not be Necessary for Patients With an Isolated Sternal Fracture and Minor ECG Abnormalities or Troponin Elevation: A Southern California Multicenter Study. AU - Al-Khouja F AU - Grigorian A AU - Emigh B AU - Schellenberg M AU - Diaz G AU - Duncan TK AU - Tuli R AU - Coimbra R AU - Gilbert-Gard K AU - Johnson A AU - Marty M AU - Jebbia M AU - Obaid-Schmid AK AU - Fierro N AU - Ley E AU - Bayat D AU - Biffl W AU - Ebrahimian S AU - Tillou M A AU - Tay-Lasso E AU - Alvarez C AU - Nahmias J PY - 2025 JO - The American surgeon DO - 10.1177/00031348241278904 UR - https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348241278904 ER -
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F, A., A, G., B, E., M, S., G, D., TK, D., R, T., R, C., K, G., A, J., M, M., M, J., AK, O., N, F., E, L., D, B., W, B., S, E., A, T. M., E, T., C, A., & J, N. (2025). 24-hour Telemetry Monitoring May Not be Necessary for Patients With an Isolated Sternal Fracture and Minor ECG Abnormalities or Troponin Elevation: A Southern California Multicenter Study.. The American surgeon. https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348241278904
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