Jonathan J. Trambert, M.D.

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Drainage 100%
2. Extrahepatic Cholestasis 72%
3. Coccyx 72%
4. Uterine Artery Embolization 66%
5. Urinary Catheterization 64%
6. Abscess 63%
7. Thymoma 55%
8. Hemorrhage 54%
9. Uterine Hemorrhage 53%
10. Hepatic Artery 52%
11. Common Bile Duct 51%
12. Catheters 44%
13. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 43%
14. Aneurysm 40%
15. Tomography 39%
16. Dilatation 38%
17. Cholangiography 36%
18. Pathologic Constriction 36%
19. Communication 34%
20. Biliary Fistula 33%
21. Extrahepatic Bile Ducts 30%
22. Common Hepatic Duct 30%
23. Neoplasm Metastasis 28%
24. Obstructive Jaundice 27%
25. Pregnancy 27%
26. Drug Therapy 26%
27. Palpation 26%
28. Radiation Exposure 24%
29. Bile Ducts 23%
30. Catheterization 21%
31. Surgical Oncology 20%
32. Fistula 20%
33. Postoperative Hemorrhage 19%
34. Carboplatin 17%
35. Therapeutic Embolization 17%
36. Case Management 16%
37. Stomach 16%
38. Paclitaxel 15%
39. Gynecology 15%
40. Hemostasis 15%
41. Carcinoma 15%
42. Hysterectomy 15%
43. Recurrence 14%
44. Neoplasms 14%
45. Physicians 14%
46. Biopsy 13%
47. Radiotherapy 10%
48. Therapeutics 10%
49. Liver Transplantation 9%
50. Angiography 9%