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Daithi J Heffernan

Associate Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Division of Biology and Medicine

Surgery

Daithi J Heffernan is currently serving as a Division Of Biology And Medicine Associate Professor at Brown University.

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Brown University

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surgery emergency medicine critical care trauma immunology respiratory medicine sepsis surgical care intensive care immune responses traumatology hematology inflammation innate immune system geriatrics adaptive immune system cell death orthopedic surgery vascular biology surgical oncology medicinal research clinical immunology general surgery mortality clinical microbiology gastrointestinal surgery hospital infections resuscitation infection control acute care apoptosis trauma patients polymicrobial sepsis surgical education immunopathology cytokines immunosuppression neonatology trauma surgery disaster medicine death studies liver physiology mammalian biology acute care surgery healthcare-associated infections angiology hemostasis surgical quality control traumatic brain injury granulocyte thanatology chronic inflammation endothelial dysfunction racial equity emergency care increased mortality critical illness neonatal sepsis minority race treatment development critical system indigenous peoples societal influence prospective cohort studies death investigation reperfusion injury endocrine disruptors leukocytosis pattern vital signs soft tissue infections icu patients subsequent infections septic morbidity socioethnic factors sympathetic hyperactivity beta-blocker therapy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Analysis of Acute Care Surgery Services Performing Temporal Artery Biopsy for Suspected Giant Cell Arteritis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

medicinevascular surgeryemergency medicineneurointerventional surgerycritical carearterial diseasecardiovascular disease

Aortic Infections—a Narrative Review. Surgical Infections (2026)

surgerycardiovascular surgeryinfectious diseases (medical specialty)valve disease

Antidepressants and Antibiotic Resistance in Urine Cultures: A Cohort Study. Antimicrobial Stewardship & Healthcare Epidemiology (2025)

medicineantimicrobial resistanceantimicrobial stewardshipantibiotic resistancedrug resistancepsychiatryhospital infections

Artificial Intelligence. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

machine intelligencetechnologyapplied artificial intelligenceelectronic libraryartificial intelligence

Choice of Machine Learning Models is Important to Predict Post-Operative Infections in Surgical Patients. Surgical Infections (2025)

surgerypredictive analyticsoutcomes researchbiomedical informaticsinfection controlprediction modellinghospital infectionsmachine learning researchdata scienceinfectious diseasesmachine learning toolsmachine learning

Cholecystectomy Patient Characteristics on Acute Care Surgery Versus General Surgery Services. The American Journal of Surgery (2025)

surgeryoutcomes researchhealth services researchpatient safetygastrointestinal surgerygeneral surgery

Corrigendum to “Reporting Minority Race and Ethnicity in Trauma Critical Care” [Journal of Surgical Research Volume 309 (2025) 166-173]. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

raceethnic studiesracial studiestraumaintensive carecritical careethnicity

Device Testing. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

technologydigital humanitieselectronic libraryelectronic publishing

Extra-Abdominal Ct Imaging Indicates Increased Severity of Illness in Advanced Age Patients Requiring Emergency Abdominal Surgery. The American Journal of Surgery (2025)

surgeryradiologypatient safetyemergency medicineabdominal imagingdiagnosisgastrointestinal surgerymedical imaging

Hypothesis and Error Types. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

statistical hypothesis teststatisticselectronic libraryelectronic publishing

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Daithi J Heffernan

Associate Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Division of Biology and Medicine

Surgery

Daithi J Heffernan is currently serving as a Division Of Biology And Medicine Associate Professor at Brown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Daithi J Heffernan

Brown University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Analysis of Acute Care Surgery Services Performing Temporal Artery Biopsy for Suspected Giant Cell Arteritis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

medicinevascular surgeryemergency medicineneurointerventional surgerycritical carearterial diseasecardiovascular disease

Aortic Infections—a Narrative Review. Surgical Infections (2026)

surgerycardiovascular surgeryinfectious diseases (medical specialty)valve disease

Antidepressants and Antibiotic Resistance in Urine Cultures: A Cohort Study. Antimicrobial Stewardship & Healthcare Epidemiology (2025)

medicineantimicrobial resistanceantimicrobial stewardshipantibiotic resistancedrug resistancepsychiatryhospital infections

Artificial Intelligence. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

machine intelligencetechnologyapplied artificial intelligenceelectronic libraryartificial intelligence

Choice of Machine Learning Models is Important to Predict Post-Operative Infections in Surgical Patients. Surgical Infections (2025)

Cholecystectomy Patient Characteristics on Acute Care Surgery Versus General Surgery Services. The American Journal of Surgery (2025)

surgeryoutcomes researchhealth services researchpatient safetygastrointestinal surgerygeneral surgery

Corrigendum to “Reporting Minority Race and Ethnicity in Trauma Critical Care” [Journal of Surgical Research Volume 309 (2025) 166-173]. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

raceethnic studiesracial studiestraumaintensive carecritical careethnicity

Device Testing. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

technologydigital humanitieselectronic libraryelectronic publishing

Extra-Abdominal Ct Imaging Indicates Increased Severity of Illness in Advanced Age Patients Requiring Emergency Abdominal Surgery. The American Journal of Surgery (2025)

surgeryradiologypatient safetyemergency medicineabdominal imagingdiagnosisgastrointestinal surgerymedical imaging

Hypothesis and Error Types. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

statistical hypothesis teststatisticselectronic libraryelectronic publishing

1
2
3
4
5
15
10 / page

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