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Name?
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Dr. Emmett Brown
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Undergraduate?
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NYU
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Major in Undergrad?
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Physicas, Math, and Chem
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Med school?
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PSU Milton S. Hershey Medical School
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Rank?
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top 10%
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Residency
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Hershey in house program for general medicine, with a specific rotation through the UOMaryland Medical School in ER
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Fellowship
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Orthopedics
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Published?
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Book on Emergency Orthopedics
• Emergency Orthopedics, (Author). New York: McGraw-Hill Professional, 2010. • “Efficient Emergency Room Management,” Emergency Physicians Quarterly, June 2009. • “Rotator Cuff Injury: Diagnosis and Repair for an Emergency Room Physician,” American Medical Journal, May 2008. |
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Current Job?
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An attending at New Sparta Hospital
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Date Parker came to hospital
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Sep 16 2011
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Jamie Parker PResented with?
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A torn rotator cuff in the right shoulder, broken nose, facial bruising, deep scratches, puncture wounds on right arm with a clean break to the radius, a minor concussion
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Cause of injuris
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Dog attack
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Preliminary action
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X-ray- confirmed nose and right radius were broken
CT Scan= no concusion despite woozyness Butterfly bandages and a soft cast to the right arm after resetting the radius to the proper place Sutured scratches on the arm |
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What happened after he regained consciousness
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Informed of the extent of his injuries, parents took time to arrive, quick psych eval because of scared and confused. Concussion he did have
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Surgery?
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Emergency to re-set the nose, but postponed for 2-3 hours because of business. Nose was reset successfully and x-ray confirmed. Then facial mask given
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Next day after Nose reset?
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Surgery on the rotator cuff. I did not do the surgery, but reviewd that day the results and the post-op for nose surgery.
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Post surgery routine for Jamie?
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In-house orthopedic surgeon and I decided on 2x a week for 6 weeks of PT.
Rest of 10 Days, including PT |
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Is PT common?
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It is routine, but can have a dim outlook if the patient does not attend therapy or reinjures the arm. Dim is extensive nerve damage to the shoulder which might last months, or a deterioration of the muscles that exposes the area to further trauma
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Last time you saw Jamie and how was he doing?
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The nose and radial break were healing well, but the shoulder was of concerned. It is my PROFESSIONAL OPINION that Jamie will likely not recover totally from his injury (limited motion.
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WHY no full recovery
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Either did not attend physical therapy or follow at home guidelines, or subsequent trauma, but most likley that the lack of recovery is due to the severity of the injury.
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Licenses?
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Licenses and Certifications
• American Board of Medicine • American Board of Medical Specialties in Emergency Medicine |
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Professional affiliation
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• American College of Emergency Physicians
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Prior employment
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January 2006 - Present Emergency Room Attending New Sparta Hospital,
New Sparta, Dickinson January 2005 – December 2005 Chief Resident University of Maryland Medical School August 2002 - December 2004 Emergency Room Fellowship University of Maryland Medical School August 2001 - May 2002 Orthopedic Fellowship University of Maryland Medical School |
