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Isaac Howley

Morehouse School of Medicine

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Morehouse School of Medicine

Department Of Surgery

Division Of Surgical Education

NoneIsaac Howley is currently serving as a Surgery faculty at Morehouse School of Medicine.

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Morehouse School of Medicine

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trauma emergency medicine surgery critical care resuscitation patient safety intensive care trauma surgery medicine brain injury outcomes research vascular surgery head trauma rehabilitation emergency surgery post-operative care transfusion medicine blood transfusion injury prevention hospital medicine spinal cord injury neurosurgery thoracic surgery psychological trauma vascular trauma adverse events cryoprecipitate use propensity score analysis massive transfusion clinical epidemiology vascular biology intensive care nursing neurorehabilitation spinal cord medicine maxillofacial surgery internal medicine hospital infections neuroradiology neurointerventional surgery therapy resistance tissue injury venous disease intracranial pressure reperfusion injury muscle injury cervical spine surgical quality control postoperative consideration craniomaxillofacial trauma surgery facial reconstruction facial trauma clinical gastroenterology emergency care clinical effectiveness clinical implementation triage key site brain lesion computed tomography brain imaging emergency preparedness emergency management hemostasis coagulopathy damage control resuscitation portal vein shorter length synchronous tracheostomy gastrostomy placement results cervical fixation improved outcomes delayed tracheostomy higher level procedural volume remains peptic ulcer disease statewide analysis injured patients

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Effects of Perioperative Fluid Resuscitation on the Need for Renal Replacement Therapy in the Damage Control Laparotomy for Trauma. The American Surgeon (2025)

resuscitationtraumaperioperative carerenal replacement therapyperioperative fluid resuscitationcritical careintensive careacute kidney injurypatient safetytrauma surgeryblood purificationdamage control laparotomytraumatologynephrologyemergency medicine

Resuscitation at a Cost: Excessive Perioperative Crystalloid Administration is Associated With Increased Fascial Complications Following Damage Control Laparotomy for Trauma. Injury (2025)

post-operative careoutcomes researchtraumaplastic surgeryreconstructive microsurgeryperioperative careincreased fascial complicationsemergency surgerypatient safetyemergency medicinedamage control laparotomytraumatologytrauma surgeryorthopaedic surgerywound healing

Surviving Not Thriving After Gunshot Wound: Prospective Study of Quality of Life, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and Employment. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

traumapsychological traumagunshot woundpost-traumatic stress disorderrecoveryposttraumatic stress disorderprospective studyhead trauma rehabilitationmental healthquality of lifemortalitytraumatologypsychiatryemergency medicinetrauma systems

Clinical Decompensation After Trauma Laparotomy: It's Probably Not a Pulmonary Embolus. Injury (2024)

Saskya E. ByerlyDina M. FilibertoEmily K. LenartThomas EasterdayIsaac HowleySimonne NouerElizabeth TolleyLouis J. Magnotti

traumaclinical decompensationpulmonary embolustrauma laparotomypulmonary embolism

Clinical Implications of Over- and Under-Triage Using Need for Trauma Intervention and Cribari Indices. The American Surgeon (2024)

Emily K. LenartSaskya E. ByerlyMegan G. GrossYasmin M. AliCory R. EvansThomas S. EasterdayIsaac W. HowleyAndy J. KerwinPeter E. FischerDina M. Filiberto

traumatrauma interventionclinical implicationscribari indicessurgerytriage

O Blood Type is Not Associated With Worse Coagulopathy or Outcome in Exsanguinating Trauma. The American Journal of Surgery (2024)

traumao blood typeworse coagulopathymedicinecritical carethrombosiscoagulopathyblood purificationhemostasisclinical researchhematologyemergency medicine

Performance Improvement Program Review of Institutional Massive Transfusion Protocol Adherence: An Opportunity for Improvement. The American Surgeon (2024)

Thomas EasterdaySaskya ByerlyLouis MagnottiPeter FischerKinjal ShahMartin CroceAndrew KerwinIsaac Howley

resuscitationclinical effectivenessmedicineintensive careclinical implementationpatient safetyblood transfusiontransfusion medicinepublic healthsurgery

Delayed Tracheostomy After Cervical Fixation is Not Associated With Improved Outcomes: A Trauma Quality Improvement Program Analysis. The American Surgeon (2023)

spinal cord injurytraumaoutcomes researchpostoperative considerationpost-operative careorthopedic surgerythoracic surgerysurgical quality controldelayed tracheostomypatient safetycervical fixationspinal cord medicinetrauma surgeryimproved outcomessurgeryorthopaedic surgeryemergency medicinecervical spine

Key Findings on Computed Tomography of the Head That Predict Death or the Need for Neurosurgical Intervention From Traumatic Brain Injury. The American Surgeon (2023)

Soroosh NoorbakhshMichael KeirseyAlexis HessKyle BelluSteven LaxtonSaskya ByerlyDina M. FilibertoAndrew J. KerwinDeborah M. SteinIsaac W. Howley

neurosurgeryconcussioncomputed tomographybrain lesionbrain imagingneuroradiologypredict deathneurosciencespinal cord injuryneurointerventional surgerykey findingskey sitehead trauma rehabilitationtrauma surgeryneurosurgical interventionresuscitationneuroimagingbrain injuryrehabilitationneuroanatomytraumatic brain injuryradiology

Synchronous Tracheostomy and Gastrostomy Placement Results in Shorter Length of Stay in Traumatic Brain Injury Patients. The American Journal of Surgery (2023)

intracranial pressuretraumapost-operative careneurosurgerythoracic surgerycritical carebrain injurysynchronous tracheostomygastrostomy placement resultshead trauma rehabilitationshorter lengthsurgery

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Isaac Howley

Morehouse School of Medicine

Affiliations

Morehouse School of Medicine

Department Of Surgery

Division Of Surgical Education

NoneIsaac Howley is currently serving as a Surgery faculty at Morehouse School of Medicine.

Honors

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Isaac Howley

Morehouse School of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Perioperative Fluid Resuscitation on the Need for Renal Replacement Therapy in the Damage Control Laparotomy for Trauma. The American Surgeon (2025)

Resuscitation at a Cost: Excessive Perioperative Crystalloid Administration is Associated With Increased Fascial Complications Following Damage Control Laparotomy for Trauma. Injury (2025)

Surviving Not Thriving After Gunshot Wound: Prospective Study of Quality of Life, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and Employment. Journal of Surgical Research (2025)

Clinical Decompensation After Trauma Laparotomy: It's Probably Not a Pulmonary Embolus. Injury (2024)

Saskya E. ByerlyDina M. FilibertoEmily K. LenartThomas EasterdayIsaac HowleySimonne NouerElizabeth TolleyLouis J. Magnotti

traumaclinical decompensationpulmonary embolustrauma laparotomypulmonary embolism

Clinical Implications of Over- and Under-Triage Using Need for Trauma Intervention and Cribari Indices. The American Surgeon (2024)

Emily K. LenartSaskya E. ByerlyMegan G. GrossYasmin M. AliCory R. EvansThomas S. EasterdayIsaac W. HowleyAndy J. KerwinPeter E. FischerDina M. Filiberto

traumatrauma interventionclinical implicationscribari indicessurgerytriage

O Blood Type is Not Associated With Worse Coagulopathy or Outcome in Exsanguinating Trauma. The American Journal of Surgery (2024)

traumao blood typeworse coagulopathymedicinecritical carethrombosiscoagulopathyblood purificationhemostasisclinical researchhematologyemergency medicine

Performance Improvement Program Review of Institutional Massive Transfusion Protocol Adherence: An Opportunity for Improvement. The American Surgeon (2024)

Thomas EasterdaySaskya ByerlyLouis MagnottiPeter FischerKinjal ShahMartin CroceAndrew KerwinIsaac Howley

resuscitationclinical effectivenessmedicineintensive careclinical implementationpatient safetyblood transfusiontransfusion medicinepublic healthsurgery

Delayed Tracheostomy After Cervical Fixation is Not Associated With Improved Outcomes: A Trauma Quality Improvement Program Analysis. The American Surgeon (2023)

Key Findings on Computed Tomography of the Head That Predict Death or the Need for Neurosurgical Intervention From Traumatic Brain Injury. The American Surgeon (2023)

Soroosh NoorbakhshMichael KeirseyAlexis HessKyle BelluSteven LaxtonSaskya ByerlyDina M. FilibertoAndrew J. KerwinDeborah M. SteinIsaac W. Howley

Synchronous Tracheostomy and Gastrostomy Placement Results in Shorter Length of Stay in Traumatic Brain Injury Patients. The American Journal of Surgery (2023)

intracranial pressuretraumapost-operative careneurosurgerythoracic surgerycritical carebrain injurysynchronous tracheostomygastrostomy placement resultshead trauma rehabilitationshorter lengthsurgery

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