Lafon, Thomas
VIAF ID: 315251031 ( Personal )
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Works
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Apport du temps de recoloration cutanée et des marbrures aux Urgences pour prédire l’admission en réanimation en cas d’état de choc | |
Biomedical research vs. biodiversity conservation in the Colombian-Peruvian Amazon : searching for law enforcement where there is lack of accountability | |
Comparaison de la prévalence des divers critères de Vittel en fonction de l’identification d’une lésion organique grave au Bodyscanner réalisé chez les patients suspects de traumatisme sévère | |
Comparison of the prevalence of Vittel criteria according to the identification of a severe injury by using whole-body CT for severe trauma. | |
Contribution of capillary refilling time and skin mottling score to predict ICU admission of patients with septic or hemorrhagic shock admitted to the emergency department. | |
Critères pronostiques clinico-biologiques des patients en neutropénie fébrile aux urgences | |
Evaluation of granulo-monocyte prognostic performance identified by flow cytometry on clinical deterioration of patients admitted to the Emergency Department for SARS-CoV-2 infection. | |
Gestion des anticoagulants oraux directs dans un Service d’Urgences | |
Impact d’une Sepsis Unit dans un service d’Urgence sur la prise en charge et l’évolution des patients en sepsis | |
Lymphopénie sévère au Service d’Accueil des Urgences : critère biologique diagnostic précoce associé à l’infection | |
Management of patients on new direct oral anticoagulants (noac) in a emergency ward. | |
Modern life | |
Mortel camping, français | |
Normaux | |
Pillows the cushions of death | |
Prevalence analysis, respect of “Bundles” and become sepsis patients in the Limousin : emergency departments : prospective epidemiological study in comparison with neurological and cardiological pathways. | |
Severe Lymphopenia in Emergency Department : a biological marker of diagnosis associated with infection. |