Jonathan P. Alspaugh

Author

Duke University

Also Known As

J P ALSPAUGH, J P Alspaugh, JONATHAN P. ALSPAUGH, Jonathan Alspaugh, Jonathan P. Alspaugh

Publications

226

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Duke University

About

Jonathan P. Alspaugh is an author at Duke University specializing in surgery, medicine, and hepatology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	5	5	178
2	Hepatology	4	4	106
3	Emergency Medicine	2	2	37
4	Health Sciences	1	1	30
5	Gastroenterology	1	1	39

Jonathan P. Alspaugh

Publications

210

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	Year	Citations
Renal artery angioplasty: increased technical success and decreased complications in the second 100 patients. L G Martin, William J. Casarella, Jonathan P. Alspaugh, Radiology Endovascular TechniqueInterventional RadiologySurgeryPrimary Success RateConsecutive Patients	1986	72
Sclerosing cholangitis: palliation with percutaneous cholangioplasty. M Skolkin, Jonathan P. Alspaugh, William J. Casarella, Radiology Transplantation SurgeryStent RemovalTransplantationHepatologyBiliary Tract	1989	39
Sheath needle for liver biopsy in high-risk patients. V P Chuang, Jonathan P. Alspaugh Radiology Postbiopsy HemorrhageHepatologySheath NeedleLiver PhysiologySurgical Pathology	1988	30
Percutaneous vascular intervention after surgical shunting for portal hypertension. R J Ruff, V P Chuang, Jonathan P. Alspaugh, Radiology ThrombosisHepatologyCardiovascular DiseaseEndovascular TechniqueMedicine	1987	19
Bullet Embolus to the Right Hepatic Vein after a Gunshot Wound to the Heart and its Percutaneous Retrieval Christina G. Rehm, Jonathan P. Alspaugh, ROGER SHERMAN The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care Pulmonary EmbolismPercutaneous RetrievalVenous DiseaseHepatologyVenous Thrombosis	1988	18
Effects of ecdysones and some synthetic analogs on horseshoe crab larvae Thomas C. Jegla, John D. Costlow, Jonathan P. Alspaugh General and Comparative Endocrinology Horseshoe Crab LarvaeTerrestrial CrustaceanSynthetic Analogs	1972	16
Fibrosing Mediastinitis Causing Nonvisualization of One Lung on Pulmonary Scintigraphy W. Mallin, Edward B. Silberstein, Ralph T. Shipley, Clinical Nuclear Medicine	1993	16

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