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1. Acute adverse events associated with the administration of Crotalidae polyvalent immune Fab antivenom within the North American Snakebite Registry. (2nd November 2018)

Authors:: Kleinschmidt, Kurt; Ruha, Anne-Michelle; Campleman, Sharan; Brent, Jeffrey; Wax, Paul
Journal:: Clinical toxicology
Issue:: Volume 56:Number 11(2018)
Page Start:: 1115
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Characterizing Trends in Synthetic Cannabinoid Receptor Agonist Use from Patient Clinical Evaluations during Medical Toxicology Consultation. Issue 3 (27th May 2021)

Authors:: Tebo, Collin; Mazer-Amirshahi, Maryann; Wax, Paul; Campleman, Sharan; Boyer, Edward; Brent, Jeffrey; Sheth, Amit; Daniuaityte, Raminta; Carlson, Robert
Journal:: Journal of psychoactive drugs
Issue:: Volume 53:Issue 3(2021)
Page Start:: 207
Record Type:: Journal Article
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3. Clinical predictors of adverse cardiovascular events for acute pediatric drug exposures. (3rd March 2020)

Authors:: Carreiro, Stephanie; Miller, Simone; Wang, Bo; Wax, Paul; Campleman, Sharan; Manini, Alex F.
Journal:: Clinical toxicology
Issue:: Volume 58:Number 3(2020)
Page Start:: 183
Record Type:: Journal Article
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4. Failure of chelator-provoked urine testing results to predict heavy metal toxicity in a prospective cohort of patients referred for medical toxicology evaluation. (1st February 2022)

Authors:: Weiss, Stephanie T.; Campleman, Sharan; Wax, Paul; McGill, William; Brent, Jeffrey
Journal:: Clinical toxicology
Issue:: Volume 60:Number 2(2022)
Page Start:: 191
Record Type:: Journal Article
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5. Loperamide misuse to avoid opioid withdrawal and to achieve a euphoric effect: high doses and high risk. (4th March 2019)

Authors:: Lee, Vincent R.; Vera, Ariel; Alexander, Andreia; Ruck, Bruce; Nelson, Lewis S.; Wax, Paul; Campleman, Sharan; Brent, Jeffrey; Calello, Diane P.
Journal:: Clinical toxicology
Issue:: Volume 57:Number 3(2019)
Page Start:: 175
Record Type:: Journal Article
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