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Jeremy Hernandez

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Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct)MedicineMcMaster University

Research

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17 publications.

01

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome presentation to the emergency department: A two-year multicentre retrospective chart review in a major urban area

Hernandez JM, Paty J, Price IM

Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine201842 citationsFirst authorOpen Access
02

Do Antiviral Medications Improve Symptoms in the Treatment of Bell’s Palsy?

Hernandez JM, Sherbino J

Annals of Emergency Medicine20172 citationsFirst author
03

Self-Inflicted Nailgun-Induced Penetrating Penile Injury: Case Report and Discussion

Hernandez JM, Hamilton D, Upadhye S

Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine20171 citationsFirst author
04

Are Antibiotics Effective in the Treatment of Acute Maxillary Sinusitis?

Hernandez JM, Rigg KB, Upadhye S

Annals of Emergency Medicine20165 citationsFirst author
05

Do Peripheral Thermometers Accurately Correlate to Core Body Temperature?

Hernandez JM, Upadhye S

Annals of Emergency Medicine20163 citationsFirst author
06

P060: Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome presentation to the emergency department: a two-year multi-centre retrospective study

Hernandez JM, Paty J, Price I

Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine20162 citationsFirst authorOpen Access
07

Do Systemic Corticosteroids Improve Outcomes in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Exacerbations?

Hernandez JM, Edmonds M

Annals of Emergency Medicine20161 citationsFirst author
08

Revisiting the usefulness of thromboxane-A2 modulation in the treatment of bronchoconstriction in asthma1

Hernandez JM, Janssen LJ

Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology201417 citationsFirst author
09

“SEARS”: A simple tool for clear documentation and communication of shunt histories in pediatric neurosurgery

Badhiwala JH, Hernandez JM, Baronia BC

British Journal of Neurosurgery20141 citations
10

Undifferentiated Sarcoma in the Cerebellopontine Angle of an 11-Year-Old Boy

Hernandez JM, Badhiwala JH, Baronia BC, Gunnarsson T, Lach B

Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences2014First authorOpen Access
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