Jason Stamm is a Respiratory physician affiliated with Geisinger Medical Center. OpenAlex indexes 48 publications with 780 citations (h-index 11).
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- 775: DOUBLE JEOPARDY: CEREBRAL EDEMA IN A PREGNANT PATIENT WITH ACETAMINOPHEN OVERDOSE
Critical Care Medicine
2025 - 133: BUPROPION OVERDOSE LEADING TO CARDIOGENIC SHOCK SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED WITH VA ECMO
Critical Care Medicine
2025 - 1481: IMPACT OF THE ELIMINATION OF INTERMEDIATE CARE UNITS: ARE INTERMEDIATE CARE UNITS NECESSARY?
Critical Care Medicine
2025 - 809: ANTICOAGULATION IN ADULT ECMO: PERCENTAGE OF TIME IN THERAPEUTIC RANGE WITH HEPARIN OR BIVALIRUDIN
Critical Care Medicine
2022
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