E O Smith
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Also affiliated: Baylor College of Medicine (2011)
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E O Smith's research has focused on developing and evaluating novel biomaterials for medical applications, particularly in tissue engineering and scar management. This includes work on hydrogel scaffolds designed to prevent or reduce the recurrence of keloid scars following surgical excision. Additionally, Smith has investigated the physiological effects of medical interventions, such as the impact of pump administration of exogenous surfactant on premature infants and the association between restrictive physiology and outcomes in children with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The researcher's work also touches upon understanding cardiovascular collapse in children with restrictive cardiomyopathy and evaluating risk-prediction models in melanoma. Smith's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 4, with 10 total publications and 85 total citations.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 22
Selected Publications
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Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms (2013)
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- Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms
- Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms
- Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms
- Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms
- Abstract 9817: Unlocking the Mystery of Symptom Severity in Patients With Heart Failure: Depressive Symptoms and Excess Sodium Intake are Associated With Severe Physical Symptoms
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