Brian P. Butterfield

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Brian P. Butterfield's research spans multiple disciplines, with recent publications focusing on wildlife ecology and clinical medicine. His work in wildlife ecology includes studies on the demography and movement patterns of alligator snapping turtles in urban environments, as well as population dynamics of Florida softshell turtles in protected ecosystems. In the medical field, Butterfield has investigated factors contributing to opioid overprescribing at surgical discharge, including correlations between surgical length and discharge prescriptions. He has also published on the utility of Holter monitors in pediatric patients and percutaneous RVAD for acute right heart dysfunction. Butterfield's collaborations at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences include work with Jacob T. Painter and John Lowery, with whom he shares multiple publications. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 5, with 30 total publications and 527 total citations.

Metrics

• h-index: 5
• Publications: 30
• Citations: 527