K. M. Takakuwa

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A method for improving arrival-to-electrocardiogram time in emergency department chest pain patients and the effect on door-to-balloon time for ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction.

F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, G. Burek, 2009, Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

A novel approach to reduce breast radiation exposure with coronary CTA: angled axial image acquisition.

E. Halpern, E. Gingold, K. M. Takakuwa, 2009, Academic radiology.

Sex bias in cardiovascular testing: the contribution of patient preference.

A. Chang, J. Hollander, B. Baumann, 2011, Annals of emergency medicine.

Aspirin administration in ED patients who presented with undifferentiated chest pain: age, race, and sex effects.

J. Hollander, F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, 2010, The American journal of emergency medicine.

The Usage Patterns of Cardiac Bedside Markers Employing Point‐of‐Care Testing for Troponin in Non‐ST‐Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndrome: Results from CRUSADE

W. Gibler, E. Ohman, E. Peterson, 2009, Clinical cardiology.

Comparison of image quality and arterial enhancement with a dedicated coronary CTA protocol versus a triple rule-out coronary CTA protocol.

Shaoxiong Zhang, E. Halpern, D. Levin, 2009, Academic radiology.

Evaluation of a "triple rule-out" coronary CT angiography protocol: use of 64-Section CT in low-to-moderate risk emergency department patients suspected of having acute coronary syndrome.

E. Halpern, K. M. Takakuwa, 2008, Radiology.

Myopericarditis diagnosed by a 64-slice coronary CT angiography "triple rule out" protocol

E. Halpern, B. Ku, K. M. Takakuwa, 2010, International journal of emergency medicine.

38: The “Triple Rule-Out” 64-Section Coronary Computed Tomographic Angiography Protocol: Coronary and Extra-Coronary Findings of Emergency Department Patients

E. Halpern, K. M. Takakuwa, A. Estepa, 2009 .

Electronic health record triggered hepatitis C screening in the ED

K. M. Takakuwa, 2019 .

The influence of race and gender on time to initial electrocardiogram for patients with chest pain.

J. Hollander, F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, 2006, Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

Preferences for cardiac tests and procedures may partially explain sex but not race disparities.

J. Hollander, F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, 2008, The American journal of emergency medicine.

A National Survey of Academic Emergency Medicine Leaders on the Physician Workforce and Institutional Workforce and Aging Policies

M. Biros, F. Shofer, Michael Fitzgerald, 2013, Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges.

A Survey on the Effect That Medical Cannabis Has on Prescription Opioid Medication Usage for the Treatment of Chronic Pain at Three Medical Cannabis Practice Sites

K. M. Takakuwa, Dustin Sulak, 2020, Cureus.

Blood Pressure in Acute Vaso-occlusive Crises of Sickle Cell Disease

S. Weiss, A. Ernst, W. Johnson, 2000, Southern medical journal.

Use, understanding, and beliefs about complementary and alternative medicines among emergency department patients.

S. Weiss, A. Ernst, K. M. Takakuwa, 2001, Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

Subject Index Vol. 24, 1991

John P. Harris, B. Saletu, J. Grünberger, 1990 .

The Impact of Medical Cannabis on Intermittent and Chronic Opioid Users with Back Pain: How Cannabis Diminished Prescription Opioid Usage.

F. Shofer, R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2020, Cannabis and cannabinoid research.

Prochlorperazine versus promethazine for uncomplicated nausea and vomiting in the emergency department: a randomized, double-blind clinical trial.

S. Weiss, A. Ernst, D. Diercks, 2000, Annals of emergency medicine.

The emergency department care of the cannabis and synthetic cannabinoid patient: a narrative review

R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2021, International Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Residents With Disabilities: A National Survey of Directors of Emergency Medicine Residency Programs

S. Weiss, A. Ernst, K. M. Takakuwa, 2002, Southern medical journal.

Why Pregnant Women May Justifiably Choose to Use Cannabis.

R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2019, JAMA internal medicine.

Emergency Medicine Physicians Would Prefer Using Cannabis Over Opioids for First-Line Treatment of a Medical Condition if Provided With Medical Evidence: A National Survey

R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2021, Cureus.

A History of the US Medical Cannabis Movement and Its Importance to Pediatricians: Science Versus Politics in Medicine’s Greatest Catch-22

R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2019, Clinical pediatrics.

Sixty-four-slice multidetector computed tomography: the future of ED cardiac care.

E. Halpern, K. M. Takakuwa, A. Limkakeng, 2007, The American journal of emergency medicine.

Breast cancer knowledge and preventive behaviors: An urban emergency department-based survey.

T. Nick, S. Weiss, A. Ernst, 2000, Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

A meta-analysis of 64-section coronary CT angiography findings for predicting 30-day major adverse cardiac events in patients presenting with symptoms suggestive of acute coronary syndrome.

F. Shofer, S. Keith, K. M. Takakuwa, 2011, Academic radiology.

A time and imaging cost analysis of low-risk ED observation patients: a conservative 64-section computed tomography coronary angiography "triple rule-out" compared to nuclear stress test strategy.

E. Halpern, F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, 2011, The American journal of emergency medicine.

Radiation dose in a "triple rule-out" coronary CT angiography protocol of emergency department patients using 64-MDCT: the impact of ECG-based tube current modulation on age, sex, and body mass index.

E. Halpern, D. Levin, F. Shofer, 2009, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.

The effects of the human immunodeficiency virus on visual information processing

E. Callaway, H. Naylor, L. Yano, 1993, Biological Psychiatry.

Knowledge and attitudes of emergency department patients regarding radiation risk of CT: Effects of age, sex, race, education, insurance, body mass index, pain, and seriousness of illness.

F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, A. Estepa, 2010, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.

Indications and preference considerations for using medical Cannabis in an emergency department: A National Survey.

R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2020, The American journal of emergency medicine.

The practical knowledge, experience and beliefs of US emergency medicine physicians regarding medical Cannabis: A national survey.

F. Shofer, R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2020, The American journal of emergency medicine.

Education, Knowledge, and Practice Characteristics of Cannabis Physicians: A Survey of the Society of Cannabis Clinicians.

K. M. Takakuwa, Dustin Sulak, V. Pazdernik, 2019, Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research.

A history of the Society of Cannabis Clinicians and its contributions and impact on the US medical cannabis movement.

K. M. Takakuwa, 2020, The International journal on drug policy.

Letter to the Editor: A National Survey of U.S. Emergency Medicine Physicians on Their Knowledge Regarding State and Federal Cannabis Laws.

F. Shofer, R. Schears, K. M. Takakuwa, 2020, Cannabis and cannabinoid research.

Strategies for dealing with emergency department overcrowding: a one-year study on how bedside registration affects patient throughput times.

S. Abbuhl, F. Shofer, Frances S Shofer, 2007, The Journal of emergency medicine.

Knowledge and attitudes of emergency department patients regarding radiation risk of CT: Effects of age, sex, race, education, insurance, body mass index, pain, and seriousness of illness.

F. Shofer, K. M. Takakuwa, A. Estepa, 2010, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.