DanielC.SmithMD

PubMed

• Have I Been Lucky
  Daniel C. Smith
  Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2015-04-01
• 16 citations
  Trauma Activations and Their Effects on Non-trauma Patients
  Daniel C. Smith, Alyssa B. Chapital, Brooke Maile Burgess Uperesa, Erin R. Smith, Catherine T Ho
  The Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2011-07-01
• 8 citations
  Low dose intravenous ketamine as an analgesic: a pilot study using an experimental model of acute pain.
  Daniel C. Smith, Timothy J. Mader, Howard A. Smithline
  The American Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2001-10-01

Journal Articles

• Have I Been Lucky?  
  Smith DC, Ann Emerg Med, 1/1/2015
• A trial of etomidate for rapid sequence intubation in the emergency department  
  Smith DC, Bergen JM, Smithline H, et al, J EmergMed, 1/1/2000
• A Review of Etomidate for Rapid Sequence Intubation in the Emergency Department  
  Bergen JD and Smith DC, Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1997
• Intubation practice in US EDs  
  Smith DC, Smithline HA, Ann Emerg Med, 1/1/1997
• Pulmonary Embolism Presenting as an Acute Surgical Abdomen  
  Smith DC, Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1996
• Letter to Editor (Vol 11:98)  
  Smith DC, Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1993
• Atlanto-Occipital Dislocation  
  Smith DC, Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1992
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Abstracts/Posters

• Trauma Activations and Their Effects on Non-Trauma Patients
  Smith DC, Academic Emergency Medicine, SAEM Meeting, Chicago, IL, 1/1/2007

Lectures

• Rapid Sequence Intubation in the Emergency Department Using Etomidate as Induction Agent 
  Providence, RI, 1997; Washington, DC, 1997 - 1/11/1997
• A Survey of Intubation Practice in United States Emergency Departments 
  San Francisco, CA - 1/1/1997