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1. Full Text Telemedicine for Neurotrauma in Albania: Initial Results from Case Series of 146 Patients
by Latifi, Rifat and Olldashi, Fatos and Dogjani, Agron and Dasho, Erion and Boci, Arian and El-Menyar, Ayman
World Neurosurgery, ISSN 1878-8750, 04/2018, Volume 112, pp. e747 - e753
Use of telemedicine for neurotrauma when performed by neurosurgeons is an innovative care option for traumatic brain injury patients, particularly in countries... 
Spinal cord injuries | Traumatic brain injury | Low- and middle-income countries | Telemedicine | Albania | Neurotrauma
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2. Full Text Telemedicine for Neurotrauma Prevents Unnecessary Transfers: An Update from a Nationwide Program in Albania and Analysis of 590 Patients
by Olldashi, F and Latifi, R and Parsikia, A and Boci, A and Qesteri, O and Dasho, E and Bakiu, E
WORLD NEUROSURGERY, ISSN 1878-8750, 08/2019, Volume 128, pp. E340 - E346
BACKGROUND: The telemedicine program in Albania includes a specialized teleneurotrauma program. There is only 1 national trauma center with neurosurgery... 
SURGERY | Traumatic brain injury | MANAGEMENT | MEDICAL SYSTEMS | CLINICAL NEUROLOGY | Albania | Neurotrauma | ARIZONA | Low- and middle-income countries | Telemedicine | TRAUMATIC BRAIN-INJURY | DIGITAL OBSERVATION CAMERA | Spinal cord injuries | DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES | Prevention | Brain | Surgery | Nervous system | Injuries | Emergency medical services | Medical informatics
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3. Full Text Effects of tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events, and blood transfusion in trauma patients with significant haemorrhage (CRASH-2): a randomised, placebo-controlled trial
by Olldashi, Fatos and Kerçi, Mihal and Zhurda, Tefik and Ruçi, Klotilda and Banushi, Arben and Traverso, Mario Sardón and Jiménez, Juan and Balbi, Jorge and Dellera, Christian and Svampa, Silvana and Quintana, Gustavo and Piñero, Gustavo and Teves, Jorge and Seppelt, Ian and Mountain, David and Hunter, John and Balogh, Zsolt and Zaman, Maniruz and Druwé, Patrick and Rutsaert, Robert and Mazairac, Guy and Pascal, Fogang and Yvette, Zognou and Chancellin, Djeuchon and Okwen, Patrick and Djokam-Liapoe, Jules and Jangwa, Ernest and Mbuagbaw, Lawrence and Fointama, Ninying and Pascal, Nguemo and Baillie, Frank and Jiang, Ji-Yao and Gao, Guo-Yi and Bao, Yin-Hui and Morales, Carlos and Sierra, Juan and Naranjo, Santiago and Correa, Camilo and Gómez, Carolina and Herrera, Jorge and Caicedo, Liliana and Rojas, Alexei and Pastas, Henry and Miranda, Hugo and Constaín, Alfredo and Perdomo, Mayla and Muñoz, Diego and Duarte, Álvaro and Vásquez, Edwin and Ortiz, Camilo and Ayala, Bernardo and Delgado, Hernán and Benavides, Gloria and Rosero, Lorena and Mejía-Mantilla, Jorge and Varela, Ana and Calle, Maríaisabel and Castillo, José and García, Alberto and Ciro, Juan and Villa, Clara and Panesso, Roberto and Flórez, Luz and Gallego, Argemiro and Puentes-Manosalva, Fabián and Medina, Leonor and Márquez, Kelly and Romero, Adalgiza Reyes and Hernández, Ricardo and Martínez, Julio and Gualteros, Wilson and Urbina, Zulma and Velandia, Julio and Benítez, Federico and Trochez, Adolfo and Villarreal, Andrés and Pabón, Pamela and López, Héctor and Quintero, Laureano and Rubiano, Andrés and Tamayo, Juan and Piñera, Marjoris and Navarro, Zadis and Rondón, Deborah and Bujan, Bárbara and Palacios, Leonel and Martínez, Daymis and Hernández, Yalisa and Fernández, Yaimara and Casola, Eugenio and Delgado, Rodolfo and Herrera, Carlos and Arbolaéz, Migdacelys and Domínguez, Mario and Iraola, Marcos and Rojas, Omar and Enseñat, Alba and Pastrana, Irene and Rodríguez, Daniel and De La Campa, Sergio Álvarez and ... and Crash 2 Trial Collaborators and CRASH-2 trial collaborators
Lancet, The, ISSN 0140-6736, 2010, Volume 376, Issue 9734, pp. 23 - 32
Summary Background Tranexamic acid can reduce bleeding in patients undergoing elective surgery. We assessed the effects of early administration of a short... 
Internal Medicine | MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL | BRAIN-INJURY | EPIDEMIOLOGY | Antifibrinolytic Agents - therapeutic use | Hemorrhage - therapy | Humans | Wounds and Injuries - complications | Hemorrhage - mortality | Male | Tranexamic Acid - therapeutic use | Hemorrhage - drug therapy | Blood Transfusion | Thrombosis - etiology | Hemorrhage - etiology | Adult | Female | Thrombosis - prevention & control | Prevention | Complications and side effects | Tranexamic acid | Dosage and administration | Research | Blood transfusion | Health aspects | Hemorrhage | Risk factors | Colleges & universities | Clinical trials | Blood pressure | Charitable foundations | Trauma | Injuries | Binding sites | Teaching hospitals
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4. Full Text The importance of early treatment with tranexamic acid in bleeding trauma patients: an exploratory analysis of the CRASH-2 randomised controlled trial
by Olldashi, Fatos and Kerçi, Mihal and Zhurda, Tefik and Ruçi, Klotilda and Banushi, Arben and Traverso, Mario Sardón and Jiménez, Juan and Balbi, Jorge and Dellera, Christian and Svampa, Silvana and Quintana, Gustavo and Piñero, Gustavo and Teves, Jorge and Seppelt, Ian and Mountain, David and Balogh, Zsolt and Zaman, Maniruz and Druwé, Patrick and Rutsaert, Robert and Mazairac, Guy and Pascal, Fogang and Yvette, Zognou and Chancellin, Djeuchon and Okwen, Patrick and Djokam-Liapoe, Jules and Jangwa, Ernest and Mbuagbaw, Lawrence and Fointama, Ninying and Baillie, Frank and Jiang, Ji-Yao and Gao, Guo-Yi and Bao, Yin-Hui and Morales, Carlos and Sierra, Juan and Naranjo, Santiago and Correa, Camilo and Gómez, Carolina and Herrera, Jorge and Caicedo, Liliana and Rojas, Alexei and Pastas, Henry and Miranda, Hugo and Constaín, Alfredo and Perdomo, Mayla and Muñoz, Diego and Duarte, Álvaro and Vásquez, Edwin and Ortiz, Camilo and Ayala, Bernardo and Delgado, Hernán and Benavides, Gloria and Rosero, Lorena and Mejía-Mantilla, Jorge and Varela, Ana and Calle, Maríaisabel and Castillo, José and García, Alberto and Ciro, Juan and Villa, Clara and Panesso, Roberto and Flórez, Luz and Gallego, Argemiro and Puentes-Manosalva, Fabián and Medina, Leonor and Márquez, Kelly and Romero, Adalgiza Reyes and Hernández, Ricardo and Martínez, Julio and Gualteros, Wilson and Urbina, Zulma and Velandia, Julio and Benítez, Federico and Trochez, Adolfo and Villarreal, Andrés and Pabón, Pamela and López, Héctor and Quintero, Laureano and Rubiano, Andrés and Tamayo, Juan and Piñera, Marjoris and Martínez, Daimi and Martínez, Heriberto and Casola, Eugenio and Domínguez, Mario and Herrera, Carlos and Iraola, Marcos and Rojas, Omar and Pastrana, Irene and Rodríguez, Daniel and De La Campa, Sergio Álvarez and Fortún, Thorvald and Larrea, Martha and Aragón, Lensky and Madrazo, Aida and Svoboda, Petr and Izurieta, Mario and Daccach, Alberto and Altamirano, Mónica and Ortega, Antonio and Cárdenas, Bolívar and ... and CRASH-2 Collaborators and CRASH-2 collaborators
Lancet, The, ISSN 0140-6736, 2011, Volume 377, Issue 9771, pp. 1096 - 1101.e2
Summary Background The aim of the CRASH-2 trial was to assess the effects of early administration of tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events, and... 
Internal Medicine | MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL | COAGULOPATHY | Antifibrinolytic Agents - therapeutic use | Hemorrhage - drug therapy | Time Factors | Humans | Wounds and Injuries - complications | Hemorrhage - mortality | Adult | Logistic Models | Tranexamic Acid - therapeutic use | Clinical trials | Data collection | Blood pressure | Statistical analysis | Acids | Charitable foundations
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5. Full Text Final results of MRC CRASH, a randomised placebo-controlled trial of intravenous corticosteroid in adults with head injury—outcomes at 6 months
by Baigent, Colin and Bracken, Michael and Chadwick, David and Curley, Kevin and Duley, Lelia and Farrell, Barbara and Haegi, Marcel and Lomas, Gabrielle and Nickson, Graham and Peto, Richard and Pickard, John and Roberts, Ian and Sandercock, Peter and Teasdale, Graham and Wasserberg, Jonathan and Yates, David and Collins, Rory and Haines, Stephen and MacMahon, Stephen and Warlow, Charles and Edwards, Phil and Farrell, Arbara and Lomas, Gabrielle and Ritchie, Nin and Roberts, Ian and Sandercock, Peter and Shakur, Aleema and Teasdale, Graham and Wasserberg, Jonathan and Yates, David and Shakur, Haleema and Roberts, Ian and Edwards, Phil and Ramos, Maria and Barnetson, Lin and Fernandes, Janice and Tooth, Donna and Free, Cari and Narayanan, Leena and Collander, Johan and Abernethy, Julia and Bardswell, Josephine and Ritchie, Nin and Mashru, Reshma and Godward, Catherine and Afolabi, Elizabeth and Ritchie, Adrian and Hosford, Tessa and Pantrini, Shiela and Massey, Sheila and Collingwood, Amber and Edwards, Phil and Arango, Miguel and Balica, Laura and Cottingham, Rowland and El-Sayed, Hesham and Farrell, Barbara and Fernandes, Janice and Gogichaisvili, Tamar and Golden, Nyoman and Hartzenberg, Bennie and Husain, Mazhar and Ulloa, Mario Izurieta and Jerbi, Zouheir and Khamis, Hussein and Komolafe, Edward and Laloë, Véronique and Lomas, Gabrielle and Ludwig, Silke and Mazairac, Guy and De Los Angeles Muñoz Sanchéz, Maria and Nasi, Luis and Olldashi, Fatos and Plunkett, Patrick and Roberts, Ian and Sandercock, Peter and Shakur, Haleema and Soler, Caridad and Stocker, Reto and Svoboda, Petr and Trenkler, Stefan and Venkataramana, N.K and Wasserberg, Jonathan and Yates, David and Yutthakasemsunt, Surakrant and CRASH Trial Collaborators and CRASH trial collaborators
The Lancet, ISSN 0140-6736, 2005, Volume 365, Issue 9475, pp. 1957 - 1959
MRC CRASH is a randomised controlled trial (ISRCTN74459797) of the effect of corticosteroids on death and disability after head injury. We randomly allocated... 
MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL | Glucocorticoids - administration & dosage | Follow-Up Studies | Craniocerebral Trauma - drug therapy | Humans | Risk Factors | Craniocerebral Trauma - mortality | Treatment Outcome | Infusions, Intravenous | Methylprednisolone - administration & dosage | Head injuries | Corticosteroids | Mortality | United Kingdom | Dosage and administration | Drug therapy | Risk factors | Clinical trials | Adults | Clinical outcomes
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6. Full Text Telemedicine for Neurotrauma Prevents Unnecessary Transfers: An Update from a Nation-Wide Program of Albania and Analysis of 590 Patients
by Olldashi, Fatos and Latifi, Rifat and Parsikia, Afshin and Boci, Arian and Qesteri, Orland and Dasho, Erion and Bakiu, Elvis
World neurosurgery, 04/2019
Telemedicine program in Albania includes a specialized teleneurotrauma program. There is only one national trauma center with neurosurgery capability in the... 
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7. Full Text Predicting outcome after traumatic brain injury: practical prognostic models based on large cohort of international patients
by Menon and Harrison and MRC CRASH Trial Collaborators
BMJ, ISSN 0959-8138, 02/2008, Volume 336, Issue 7641, pp. 425 - 429
Objective To develop and validate practical prognostic models for death at 14 days and for death or severe disability six months after traumatic brain... 
High income | Health outcomes | Traumatic brain injury | Low income | Database models | Disabilities | Physical trauma | Computerized axial tomography | Calibration | Research | Modeling | MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL | HEAD-INJURY | MANAGEMENT | COUNTRIES | ADULTS | VARIABLES | PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL | MRC CRASH | Multivariate Analysis | Brain Injuries - diagnostic imaging | Prognosis | Glasgow Coma Scale | Humans | Accidents, Traffic - statistics & numerical data | Income | Tomography, X-Ray Computed | Brain Injuries - mortality | Cohort Studies | Outcome Assessment (Health Care) - standards
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8. Full Text The readiness of emergency and trauma care in low- and middle-income countries: a cross-sectional descriptive study of 42 public hospitals in Albania
by Latifi, Rifat and Gunn, Jayleen K. L and Stroster, John A and Zaimi, Edmond and Olldashi, Fatos and Dogjani, Agron and Kerci, Mihal and Draçini, Xheladin and Kuçani, Julian and Shatri, Zhaneta and Kociraj, Agim and Boci, Arian and Donaldson, Ross I
International Journal of Emergency Medicine, ISSN 1865-1372, 12/2016, Volume 9, Issue 1, pp. 1 - 6
Traumatic injuries have become a substantial but neglected epidemic in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), but emergency rooms (ERs) in these countries... 
Guidelines for Essential Trauma Care | Pediatrics | Emergency Medicine | World Health Organization | Medicine & Public Health | Internal Medicine | Low and middle-income countries (LMICs) | Angiology | Emergency medical care | International Association for Trauma and Surgical Intensive Care | Cardiology | Trauma care
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9. Full Text Effect of intravenous corticosteroids on death within 14 days in 10008 adults with clinically significant head injury (MRC CRASH trial): Randomised placebo-controlled trial
by Olldashi, Fatos and Muzha, Itan and Filipi, Nikolin and Lede, Roberto and Copertari, Pablo and Traverso, Carolina and Copertari, Alejandro and Vergara, Enrique Alfredo and Montenegro, Carolina and De Huidobro, Roberto Ruiz and Surt, Karina and Cialzeta, José and Lazzeri, Silvio and Piñero, Gustavo and Ciccioli, Fabiana and Videtta, Walter and Barboza, María Fernanda and Svampa, Silvana and Sciuto, Victor and Domeniconi, Gustavo and Bustamante, Marcelo and Waschbusch, Maximiliano and Gullo, María Paula and Drago, Daniel Alberto and Linares, Juan Carlos Arjona and Camputaro, Luis and Tróccoli, Gustavo and Galimberti, Hernán and Tallott, Mandy and Eybner, Christian and Buchinger, Walter and Fitzal, Sylvia and Mazairac, Guy and Oleffe, Véronique and Grollinger, Thierry and Delvaux, Philippe and Carlier, Laurent and Braet, Veronique and Jacques, Jean-Marie and De Knoop, Danielle and Nasi, Luiz and Choi, Humberto Kukhuyn and Schmitt, Mara and Gentil, André and Nacul, Flavio and Barrios, Pedro Bedoya and Xinkang, Chen and Hua, Lin Shao and Tian, Huang Han and Xiaodong, Cai and Gualteros, Wilson and Otero, Alvaro Ardila and Arango, Miguel and Ciro, Juan and Jaramillo, Hector and Garcia, Gloria and Gonzalez, Ignacio and Gomez, Carolina and Arias, Arturo and Fonseca, Marco and Mora, Carlos and Cabrera, Edgar Giovanni Luna and Betancurth, José Luis and Muñoz, Porfirio and Quiñónez, Jesus Alberto and Castillo, Maria Esther Gonzalez and Lopez, Orlando and Yepes, Rafael Perez and Cuellar, Diana Leon and Paez, Gerson and Chaves, Hernán Delgado and Ordoñez, Pablo Emilio and Plata, Ricardo and Pineda, Martha and Pulido, Libardo Enrique and Jaramillo, John Sergio Velez and Rebolledo, Carlos and Palma, Oscar and Soler, Caridad and Pastrana, Irene and Falero, Raul and Perera, Mario Domínguez and García, Agustín Arocha and Oliva, Raydel and Delgado, Hubiel López and Carnero, Aida Madrazo and López, Boris Leyva and Gallardo, Angel Lacerda and Morales, Amarilys Ortega and Lezcano, Humberto and Ferrer, Marcos Iraola and Bess, Irene Zamalea and Canino, Gladys Rivas and Ruiz, Ernesto Miguel Piferrer and Cruz, Orlando Garcia and Svoboda, Petr and Kantorová, Ilona and Ochmann, Jiří and Scheer, Peter and Kozumplík, Ladislav and ... and CRASH Trial Collaborators and CRASH trial collaborators
The Lancet, ISSN 0140-6736, 10/2004, Volume 364, Issue 9442, pp. 1321 - 1328
Background Corticosteroids have been used to treat head injuries for more than 30 years. In 1997, findings of a systematic review suggested that these drugs... 
MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL | SPINAL-CORD-INJURY | METHYLPREDNISOLONE | BRAIN-INJURY | INTENSIVE-CARE | CARE MANAGEMENT | Glucocorticoids - administration & dosage | Double-Blind Method | Humans | Middle Aged | Risk Factors | Craniocerebral Trauma - mortality | Male | Survival Rate | Tomography, X-Ray Computed | Craniocerebral Trauma - diagnostic imaging | Craniocerebral Trauma - drug therapy | Glasgow Coma Scale | Adolescent | Adult | Female | Infusions, Intravenous | Methylprednisolone - administration & dosage
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10. Full Text Telemedicine as an Innovative Model for Rebuilding Medical Systems in Developing Countries Through Multipartnership Collaboration: The Case of Albania
by Latifi, Rifat and Dasho, Erion and Shatri, Zhaneta and Tilley, Elizabeth and Osmani, Kalterina L and Doarn, Charles R and Dogjani, Agron and Olldashi, Fatos and Koçiraj, Agim and Merrell, Ronald C
Telemedicine and e-Health, ISSN 1530-5627, 06/2015, Volume 21, Issue 6, pp. 53 - 509
The U.S. Government and other developed nations provide billions of dollars annually in relief assistance to countries around the world. The long-term benefits... 
Case Reports | e-health | electronic library | telemedicine | government | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers | U.S. Agency for International Development | "initiate-build-operate-transfer" strategy | International Virtual e-Hospital Foundation | nongovernmental agencies | Albania | “initiate–build–operate–transfer” strategy | Agency for International Development | SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA | STRATEGY | HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES | Army Corps of Engineers | HEALTH | PROGRAM | Program Development | Prospective Studies | Telemedicine - organization & administration | Humans | Models, Organizational | Cooperative Behavior | Developing Countries | Organizational Case Studies
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11. Full Text Access to Specialized Care Through Telemedicine in Limited-Resource Country: Initial 1,065 Teleconsultations in Albania
by Latifi, Rifat and Gunn, Jayleen K.L and Bakiu, Evis and Boci, Arian and Dasho, Erion and Olldashi, Fatos and Pipero, Pellumb and Stroster, John A and Qesteri, Orland and Kucani, Julian and Sulo, Ardi and Oshafi, Manjola and Osmani, Kalterina L and Dogjani, Agron and Doarn, Charles R and Shatri, Zhaneta and Kociraj, Agim and Merrell, Ronald C
Telemedicine and e-Health, ISSN 1530-5627, 12/2016, Volume 22, Issue 12, pp. 124 - 1031
Objective: To analyze the initial experience of the nationwide clinical telemedicine program of Albania, as a model of implementation of telemedicine using... 
Original Research | teleneurotrauma | telestroke | low- and middle-income countries | teleconsultations | teleradiology | telemedicine, initiate-build-operate-transfer (IBOT) | telemedicine | BUILD-OPERATE-TRANSFER | MEDICAL SYSTEMS | STRATEGY | HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES | initiate-build-operate-transfer (IBOT) | PROGRAM | Medical care | Services | Usage | Telemedicine | Albania
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