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CONCLUSION: The presence of an APD and periorbital laceration are strong indicators of urgent ophthalmologic treatment in the setting of acute orbital fractures. Supportive implementation of the STOP and MEE algorithms can effectively screen orbital fracture patients to help triage in the acute setting, improve resource utilization, and reduce healthcare costs.

CONCLUSION: Protocol registration practices in scoping reviews remain heterogeneous across high-impact health sciences journals. The findings demonstrate substantial variability in protocol content, registration approaches, and use of methodological guidance, while reinforcing ongoing methodological discussions regarding protocol registration and standardization in scoping reviews.

CONCLUSION: The percentage of massive diphenhydramine ingestions ranged from 2.7-6.7% of reported ingestions from 2016-2023, and the trend since 2020 was not significantly increased. Massive diphenhydramine ingestions are associated with more severe symptoms and higher levels of care.

CONCLUSIONS: Route of SCP was not associated with anatomic anterior or posterior compartment failure. Concomitant colporrhaphy or perineorrhaphy at the time of index SCP was not associated with need for surgical or nonsurgical retreatment.