Michael Connor

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Michael Connor's research focuses on critical care medicine, with a specialization in nephrology. He investigates fluid management strategies for critically ill patients with acute kidney injury, particularly those receiving kidney replacement therapy. His work also examines non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring to guide fluid removal in these patients and explores the proliferation of extracorporeal blood purification devices. Connor has published on various aspects of critical care, including the transfer of patients to specialized centers for cardiac arrest and the remote extracorporeal membrane oxygenation cannulation of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Further contributing to the field, Connor's publications address the implications of race-free renal function estimation equations for Black patients' enrollment in cancer clinical trials. He also studies the composition and rate of crystalloid administration in fluid resuscitation for intensive care unit patients. His scholarly output includes research on microstructural injury in the brain and its correlation with cognitive decline after radiation, as well as variations in proton craniospinal irradiation practice patterns.

Connor holds a designation as a highly cited researcher, evidenced by his h-index of 27 and over 3,000 citations across more than 140 publications. He has a collaborative history with Luis A. Juncos at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom he shares three publications.

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• h-index: 27
• Publications: 146
• Citations: 3,190