Cross contamination of hospital ophthalmic slit lamps by ocular bacteriaJoanna E. Graham; Jonathan E. Moore; John E. Moore; Robert B. McClurg; Tara C.B. Moore · 2008

Risk of splenic salvage after trauma: Analysis of 200 adultsFrederick A. Moore; Ernest E. Moore; George E. Moore; J.Scott Millikan · 1984

Oxygenation of the gut mucosaA. J. Botha; F. A. Moore; E. E. Moore · 1994

On computing the range of valuesR. E. Moore; Shen Zuhe; R. E. Moore · 1982

Failure of Spleen RepairSTIEGMANN, G. VAN; MOORE, E. E.; MOORE, G. E. · The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care · 1979

CLINICALLY RELEVANT SERUM SODIUM AND OSMOLARITY FOLLOWING HYPERTONIC SALINE (HTS) RESUSCITATION.Sheppard, F. R.; Moore, E. E.; Sarin, E. L.; Masuno, T.; Moore, H. B.; Moore, P. K.; Schaphorst, J. M.; Ciesla, D. J.; Silliman, C. C. · Shock · 2003

Failure of splenic implants to protect against fatal postsplenectomy infectionGeorge E. Moore; Ronald E. Stevens; Ernest E. Moore; G.E. Aragon · 1983

Conservative management of combined pancreatoduodenal injuriesM.Ashraf Mansour; John B. Moore; Ernest E. Moore; Frederick A. Moore · 1989