Most cited papers from ProActive Memory Services (United States)

The most cited paper from ProActive Memory Services (United States) is "Inadequate Enoxaparin Dosing Predicts 90-Day Venous Thromboembolism Risk among Plastic Surgery Inpatients: An Examination of Enoxaparin Pharmacodynamics" (Christopher John Pannucci, W. Bradford Rockwell, Maureen Ghanem et al., 2016), with 57 citations. Next come "EvalIndigenous Origin Story: Effective Practices within Local Contexts to Inform the Field and Practice of Evaluation" (15) and "Well Integrity Assurance: A Successful Method for External Corrosion and Damage Detection on Outer and Middle Concentric Strings of Casing" (13).

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