I want everyone to know that you did not miss the newsletter this month! It’s just taking a bit longer than expected to write it because there is so much interesting stuff that’s been written. I’ll have it to subscribers on Feb 28, and post it publicly in the blog the following week.
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Welcome to the current newsletter. This is the second of two issues that will give quick analyses of some of the better oral and poster abstracts that will be presented at the 2016 Annual Scientific Assembly this month. Here’s the scoop on what’s inside:
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I’m still not done reviewing abstracts from next month’s annual meeting of the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma (EAST). There are yet more oral and poster abstracts that I want to pick apart. Here are some that are coming in the January issue:
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The December newsletter is now available! Click the link below to download. This month’s issues some of the best abstracts (in my opinion) that will be presented at the EAST meeting next month. There are a lot of them, so I’m continuing this theme into the January issue..
In this issue you’ll find articles on:
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Last year, a lot of the papers presented at EAST were a bit ho-hum. But I’ve been reviewing the abstracts for the upcoming January 2016 meeting, and there’s a lot of good stuff! Although you do need to take this with a grain of salt, because sometimes the paper does not live up to the hype of the abstract. But many of the abstracts look so good, that I’m going to dedicate both December and January Trauma MedEd newsletters to reviewing them.
There are lots of intriguing ideas coming! Here are a few that I will be writing about:
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