Rajendra Raman

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 12

Top Topics

Emergency Department

Top Venues

Emergency medicine journal : EMJ

BMJ case reports

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Publications

Rajendra Raman, Jacqui James, Heather Robertson, Ukah Onyekachi, Hira Muzaffer
Safety of peripheral noradrenaline: a local service evaluation. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ (2024)
Patrick Devlin, Rajendra Raman
Mesenteric cyst: non-specific abdominal pain in the emergency department. BMJ case reports 17 (2) (2024)
Patrick Devlin, Rajendra Raman
Mesenteric cyst: non-specific abdominal pain in the emergency department. BMJ case reports 17 (2) (2024)
Patrick Devlin, Rajendra Raman
Mesenteric cyst: non-specific abdominal pain in the emergency department. BMJ case reports 17 (2) (2024)
Rajendra Raman, Joshua Haggart, Jennifer Wood
Risks of naloxone: a local service evaluation. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ 41 (8) (2024)
Patrick Devlin, Rajendra Raman
Mesenteric cyst: non-specific abdominal pain in the emergency department. BMJ case reports 17 (2) (2024)
Patrick Devlin, Rajendra Raman
Mesenteric cyst: non-specific abdominal pain in the emergency department. BMJ case reports 17 (2) (2024)
Rajendra Raman, Tom Beddis, Paul Bonhomme, Maggie Currer, Daniel Day, Chloe Haigh, Elspeth Pitt, Alexander Robertson, Heather Robertson, Bappa Roy, Jennifer Wood
Nettle-induced Urticaria Treatment Study (NUTS): demonstrating the joy of research through a randomised, blinded, placebo-controlled trial. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ (2024)
Rajendra Raman, Joshua Haggart, Jennifer Wood
Risks of naloxone: a local service evaluation. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ (2024)
Rajendra Raman
High-potency benzodiazepine misuse in opioid-dependent patients: use naloxone with care. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ (2022)
Rajendra Raman, Laura Fleming
We Need to Talk About Codeine: an Implementation Study to reduce the number of Emergency Department patients discharged on high-strength co-codamol using the Behaviour Change Wheel. Emergency medicine journal : EMJ 38 (12) (2021)
Rajendra Raman, Sarah Coppes, Tessa Hellingman, Casper Laclé
Junctional bradycardia caused by ciguatera intoxication. BMJ case reports 12 (5) (2019)