Federico G Mileo is an expert in Anesthesiology at Hospital de Clínicas "José de San Martín" (Argentina). Federico G Mileo has authored 8 publications, the most recent in 2022. SLR score: 21 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Career arc: 2015 - 2026

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Hospital de Clínicas "José de San Martín"

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Number : 8

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Citations: 29 1st author: 1 Last author: 2 Unique author: 0


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Title Journal Year Citations
Physicians' perceptions of two ways of algorithm presentation: graphic versus text-based approach.
PMID 35023811 — insemination, artificial, heterologous, wounds and injuries, physicians, algorithms, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, ergonomics, perception, qualitative research
Ergonomics20223
Management of factor XI deficiency in oncological liver and colorectal surgery by therapeutic plasma exchange: A case report.
PMID 34127376 — partial thromboplastin time, hemorrhage, hemostatics, factor xi, liver, plasma exchange, factor xi deficiency, therapeutics, colorectal surgery, plasma
Transfus Apher Sci20215
Intraoperative Hemostatic Management of a Cardiohepatic Transplant With Rotational Thromboelastometry: A Case Report.
PMID 33295743 — anesthesiology, hemostatics, transplants, transplantation
A A Pract20200
The Haemostasis Traffic Light, a user-centred coagulation management tool for acute bleeding situations: a simulation-based randomised dual-centre trial.
PMID 33210309 — algorithms, hemorrhage, therapeutics, anesthesiology, management tools
Anaesthesia202010
Physicians' perceptions regarding acute bleeding management: an international mixed qualitative quantitative study.
PMID 33568050 — hemorrhage, perception, anesthetics, physicians, anesthesiologists, therapeutics
BMC Anesthesiol20214

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