American Journal of Emergency Medicine

Supplementary files for the systemic review and meta-analysis

Cleaned data of normal/abnormal findings by rater for VVE

We do not dispute the limited evidence for the clinical importance of most imaging findings in acute whiplash. However, we contend it is possible the type and number of findings on acute Computed Tomography (CT) may contribute to prognostic recovery models. Our purpose is to interpret cervical spine pathologies in the context of other known factors influencing whiplash recovery. Findings provide foundation that acute CT findings may contribute to recovery prediction models, especially where 3 or more findings are identified. Such work offers new research directives towards considering multivariate and multisystem factors in establishing prognostic profiles for acutely injured patients and may lead to new intervention targets to prevent chronicity.

ESLD Raw database

excel sheet includes raw data of patients collected for our study

The top 100 most cited articles on rhabdomyolysis: a bibliometric analysis

Clinical characteristics of 84 patients who had abdomen pain with or without AA

Dataset for chest pain historical features.

This is a data set for our study on Ultrasound-Assisted Lumbar Puncture in the Pediatric Emergency Department.

Data in SPSS. Randomized CPR and Rescue Breathing on Rescue Watercraft