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Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.D

Professor of Surgery

University of Miami

Affiliations

Miller School of Medicine

Dewitt Daughtry Family Department of Surgery

Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.d is currently serving as a Dewitt Daughtry Surgery Professor of Surgery at University of Miami.

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Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.D

University of Miami

Professor of Surgery

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trauma emergency medicine critical care surgery resuscitation traumatology respiratory medicine hematology trauma surgery neurology intensive care vascular biology general surgery cardiology acute care surgery orthopedic surgery hemostasis emergency surgery surgical care circulatory physiology venous thromboembolism inflammation traumatic brain injury clinical surgery trauma patients oncology sepsis thrombosis disaster medicine acute care surgical oncology cardiovascular physiology hospital medicine traumatic shock animal physiology thoracic surgery pediatric surgery cellular physiology cardiovascular research human physiology polytrauma fluid resuscitation applied physiology mammalian biology organ physiology fibrinolysis pulmonary embolism hemorrhagic shock severe chest trauma liver physiology innate immune system blood flow treatment effects mammalian physiology angiology trauma center heart rate variability tranexamic acid head trauma rehabilitation adaptive immune system reperfusion injury cytokines cutaneous biology pulmonary contusion cerebral perfusion pressure near-infrared spectroscopy triage emergency care intracranial pressure prehospital care vascular pharmacology surgical training antimicrobial therapy exogenous ubiquitin striated muscle endotoxin challenge

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A 20-Year Retrospective Analysis of Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism Among Combat Casualties Requiring Damage-Control Laparotomy at Us Military Role 2 Surgical Units. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Michael D Cobler-LichterBrianna L CollieJessica M DelamaterLarisa ShagabayevaNicole B LyonsLuciana Tito BustillosNicholas NamiasJonathan D StallingsKirby R GrossMark D BuzzelliJennifer GurneyKenneth G ProctorPaul J Wetstein

surgeryinjury preventiondeep venous thrombosiscombat casualtiessurgical unitsemergency medicinethrombosisacute care surgerypulmonary embolismtraumaemergency surgerydamage-control laparotomytrauma surgeryintensive carecritical careacute careresuscitation

Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma (Asset) Course Improves Military Surgeon Confidence. American Journal of Disaster Medicine (2024)

Rebecca A SaberiGraham B ParkerNoreen MohsinGareth P GilnaAlessia C CiociEva M UrrechagaMark D BuzzelliCarl I SchulmanKenneth G ProctorGeorge D Garcia

surgeryadvanced surgical skillsdisaster medicinemilitary surgeon confidenceemergency medicinesurgical educationtrauma

Initial Hemorrhage Control Procedure for Splenic Injuries May Affect Risk of Venous Thromboembolism. Journal of Surgical Research (2024)

NB LyonsCF O'Neil JrWA RamseyS BhogadiH Hosseinpour...

surgeryinjury preventionvascular traumasplenic injuriespatient safetyhematologyemergency medicinevascular surgerythrombosissurgical oncologyclinical surgeryvenous thromboembolismintensive carecritical carevenous thrombosissurgical carehemostasisresuscitation

Management of Lower Extremity Vascular Injuries in Pediatric Trauma Patients: 20-Year Experience at a Level 1 Trauma Center. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Nicole B LyonsArthur BergBrianna L CollieJonathan P MeizosoJuan E SolaChad M ThorsonKenneth G ProctorNicholas NamiasLouis R PizanoAntonio C MarttosJason D Sciarretta

emergency medicinetraumapediatric trauma patientstrauma surgerytrauma centerpediatrics

Optimal Timing for Initiation of Thromboprophylaxis After Hepatic Angioembolization. Annals of Surgery (2024)

Brianna L. CollieNicole B. LyonsLogan GoddardMichael D. Cobler-LichterJessica M. DelamaterLarisa ShagabayevaEdward B. LineenCarl I. SchulmanKenneth G. ProctorJonathan P. MeizosoNicholas NamiasEnrique Ginzburg

surgeryoptimal timinghepatic angioembolizationanesthesiologyvenous thrombosisthrombopoiesismicrosurgeryhematologythrombosisvascular biologyhepatotoxicityendovascular managementresuscitationliver transplantationnephrologyhemostasisimmunologyvascular surgeryclinical trialsoncology

Small Versus Large-Bore Thoracostomy for Traumatic Hemothorax: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Nicole B. LyonsMohamed O. AbdelhamidBrianna L. CollieWalter A. RamseyChristopher F. O’NeilJessica M. DelamaterMichael D. Cobler-LichterLarisa ShagabayevaKenneth G. ProctorNicholas NamiasJonathan P. Meizoso

surgerytraumatic hemothoraxthoracic surgerysystematic reviewacute care surgerytraumatrauma surgeryacute careorthopaedic surgery

Survival of In-Hospital Cardiopulmonary Arrest in Trauma Patients. Journal of Surgical Research (2024)

Brianna L CollieShaheen EmamiNicole B LyonsWalter A RamseyChristopher F O'NeilJonathan P MeizosoEnrique GinzburgLouis R PizanoCarl I SchulmanBrandon M ParkerNicholas NamiasKenneth G Proctor

in-hospital cardiopulmonary arrestemergency medicinetrauma patientstraumaintensive carecritical carecardiopulmonary resuscitationresuscitation

Venous Thromboembolism in Transfer Trauma Patients: A Global Problem. Surgery (2024)

Brianna L CollieLuciana Tito BustillosNicole B LyonsCarly A DavisJessica M DelamaterMichael D Cobler-LichterJonathan P MeizosoGerd D PustNicholas NamiasKenneth G Proctor

surgeryorgan transplantationpatient safetyemergency medicinevascular biologyurologytraumavenous thromboembolismtrauma surgeryintensive careglobal problemtransfer trauma patientsblood transfusionresuscitation

When is It Safe to Start Thromboprophylaxis After Splenic Angioembolization?. Surgery (2024)

Brianna L. CollieNicole B. LyonsChristopher F. O’NeilWalter A. RamseyEdward B. LineenCarl I. SchulmanKenneth G. ProctorJonathan P. MeizosoNicholas NamiasEnrique Ginzburg

surgerysplenic angioembolizationhematologyemergency medicinecritical caresurgical care

1540: High Rate of Pulmonary Embolism in Internationally Transferred Trauma Patients. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

Luciana Tito BustillosBrianna CollieNicole B. LyonsWalter A. RamseyChristopher F. O’NeilJessica M. DelamaterMichael D. Cobler-LichterLarisa ShagabayevaEnrique GinzburgJonathan MeizosoKenneth G. ProctorBrandon M. ParkerNicholas NamiasGerd Pust

emergency medicinedeath studiespulmonary embolismtraumacritical caretrauma patients

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Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.D

Professor of Surgery

University of Miami

Affiliations

Miller School of Medicine

Dewitt Daughtry Family Department of Surgery

Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.d is currently serving as a Dewitt Daughtry Surgery Professor of Surgery at University of Miami.

Honors

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Kenneth G. Proctor, Ph.D

University of Miami

Professor of Surgery

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma (Asset) Course Improves Military Surgeon Confidence. American Journal of Disaster Medicine (2024)

Rebecca A SaberiGraham B ParkerNoreen MohsinGareth P GilnaAlessia C CiociEva M UrrechagaMark D BuzzelliCarl I SchulmanKenneth G ProctorGeorge D Garcia

surgeryadvanced surgical skillsdisaster medicinemilitary surgeon confidenceemergency medicinesurgical educationtrauma

Initial Hemorrhage Control Procedure for Splenic Injuries May Affect Risk of Venous Thromboembolism. Journal of Surgical Research (2024)

NB LyonsCF O'Neil JrWA RamseyS BhogadiH Hosseinpour...

Management of Lower Extremity Vascular Injuries in Pediatric Trauma Patients: 20-Year Experience at a Level 1 Trauma Center. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Nicole B LyonsArthur BergBrianna L CollieJonathan P MeizosoJuan E SolaChad M ThorsonKenneth G ProctorNicholas NamiasLouis R PizanoAntonio C MarttosJason D Sciarretta

emergency medicinetraumapediatric trauma patientstrauma surgerytrauma centerpediatrics

Optimal Timing for Initiation of Thromboprophylaxis After Hepatic Angioembolization. Annals of Surgery (2024)

Small Versus Large-Bore Thoracostomy for Traumatic Hemothorax: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

surgerytraumatic hemothoraxthoracic surgerysystematic reviewacute care surgerytraumatrauma surgeryacute careorthopaedic surgery

Survival of In-Hospital Cardiopulmonary Arrest in Trauma Patients. Journal of Surgical Research (2024)

Brianna L CollieShaheen EmamiNicole B LyonsWalter A RamseyChristopher F O'NeilJonathan P MeizosoEnrique GinzburgLouis R PizanoCarl I SchulmanBrandon M ParkerNicholas NamiasKenneth G Proctor

in-hospital cardiopulmonary arrestemergency medicinetrauma patientstraumaintensive carecritical carecardiopulmonary resuscitationresuscitation

Venous Thromboembolism in Transfer Trauma Patients: A Global Problem. Surgery (2024)

Brianna L CollieLuciana Tito BustillosNicole B LyonsCarly A DavisJessica M DelamaterMichael D Cobler-LichterJonathan P MeizosoGerd D PustNicholas NamiasKenneth G Proctor

When is It Safe to Start Thromboprophylaxis After Splenic Angioembolization?. Surgery (2024)

Brianna L. CollieNicole B. LyonsChristopher F. O’NeilWalter A. RamseyEdward B. LineenCarl I. SchulmanKenneth G. ProctorJonathan P. MeizosoNicholas NamiasEnrique Ginzburg

surgerysplenic angioembolizationhematologyemergency medicinecritical caresurgical care

1540: High Rate of Pulmonary Embolism in Internationally Transferred Trauma Patients. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

emergency medicinedeath studiespulmonary embolismtraumacritical caretrauma patients

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