Professor Emeritus of Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Vincent J. Markovchick practices Emergency Medicine. He graduated from Temple University School of Medicine. He received awards:"Fellow (FACEP)". Doctor Vincent J. Markovchick, MD is a published MD. He published 33 publications, including: 'Report of the Task Force on Residency Training Information, American Board of Emergency Medicine.'

Publications

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• Wound management.
• Optimal trauma outcome: trauma system design and the trauma team.
• Paramedic response time: does it affect patient survival?
• Eight minutes or less: does the ambulance response time guideline impact trauma patient outcome?
• Malpractice occurrence in emergency medicine: does residency training make a difference?
• Report of the Task Force on Residency Training Information (1999-2000), American Board of Emergency Medicine.
• Wellness issues and the emergency medicine resident.
• Analysis of 1,076 cases of sexual assault.
• Report of the Task Force on Residency Training Information (1998-1999), American Board of Emergency Medicine.
• Report of the Task Force on Residency Training Information, American Board of Emergency Medicine.
• Cimetidine for the prophylaxis of potential gastric acid aspiration pneumonitis in trauma patients.
• An advanced emergency medical care system at National Football League games.
• Peritoneal lavage in abdominal trauma: a prospective study comparing the peritoneal dialysis catheter with the intracatheter.
• Diagnostic peritoneal lavage for abdominal trauma: superiority of the open technique at the infraumbilical ring.
• Cardiac sequelae of acute head injury.
• Normative and technical error in the emergency department.
• Traumatic tension pneumopericardium: a case report and literature review.
• The role of an emergency department observation unit in the management of trauma patients.
• Local wound exploration of anterior abdominal stab wounds.
• Attending coverage.
• 24-hour coverage: economics, academics, or comforts?
• Academic productivity or petulant work aversion?
• Editorial note on the new compound curved needle.
• The emergency medicine resident as paramedic: a prehospital in-field rotation.
• An observation unit--essential to the safe and effective practice of emergency medicine.
• The reversal of the ischemic effects of epinephrine on a finger with local injections of phentolamine.
• Nontraumatic spinal cord compression.
• Technical note--trauma team activation: the sequential light panel.
• Suture materials and mechanical after care.
• Traumatic acute pericardial tamponade.
• The Denver Seizure Score: anion gap metabolic acidosis predicts generalized seizure.
• Critical illness at mass gatherings.

Schools

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• Temple University

• King39s College

Doctors Specialties

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• Emergency Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Fellow (FACEP)

Education

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• University of Chicago
• Temple University School of Medicine

Hospital

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• Denver Health

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