Frontiers in Emergency Medicine in 2025, a quick look
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In this editorial, we provide an overview of the performance of Frontiers in Emergency Medicine (FEM) in 2025 compared with the preceding year and summarize the 37 articles published during this period. The included manuscripts are described with respect to the authors’ countries of origin, article type, and major domains of emergency medicine (EM). FEM appears to have successfully fostered international collaboration among EM specialists. In addition, through strengthened oversight of the submission‑to‑publication process, the journal has sought to publish high‑quality, clinically relevant research while maintaining a high level of author satisfaction.
1. Leis M, Vairavanathan R. Pediatric abdominal migraine as a recurrent emergency department presentation: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
2. Marcotte A, Bahreini M. Massive hemorrhage update: what is known and what we should know? Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e18-e.
3. Pupulin A, Vairavanathan R, Hayre J. Spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) as a rare but life-threatening emergency department presentation: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
4. Sarbazi E, Sadeghi-Bazargani H, Ala A, Pouraghaei A, Soleimanpour H. Development and psychometric testing of the quality of care for trauma patients scale using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(4):e30-e.
5. Bildik B, Barcin E, Akdogan C, GUDEK LA, Cayli B, ATIS SE, et al. Quality of YouTube videos on focused assessment with sonography in trauma protocol. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
6. Bülbül E, Tabur A. Trend topics in emergency medicine: a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of CPR research. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e15-e.
7. Muża M, Plata H. Impact of verbal pressure on CPR and AED performance: a randomized simulation study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e34-e.
8. Muża M, Zieliński P, Plata H, Bornio E. Unethical leadership can lower the quality in resuscitation teams: a randomized simulation study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e32-e.
9. Alemseged NM, Getachew M, Woldasilase D, Wondimneh F, Weber EJ. Effectiveness of digital consultation in reducing emergency department length of stay. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e23-e.
10. Joachim AC, Mercer KJ, Gutierrez MA, Waxler CM, Aradhya SN. Diltiazem vs metoprolol for atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction in emergency departments. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e21-e.
11. Behera A, Kumar A, Mohindra R, Kaur A, Banerjee B, Baghel B. COgnitive crisis: unveiling neurological consequences of carbon monoxide poisoning: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
12. da Silva RL, Olivetti MA, Torres JHG. Transvaginal evisceration after laparoscopic hysterectomy: case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e16-e.
13. Habeeb AAR, Alqazzaz IMR, Abdulhussein AA, Bonyan FA, Al-Lami F, Altaie A, et al. Patient presentations at medical clinics during the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ali bin Abi Talib mass gathering, Najaf, Iraq, 2024: a cross-sectional study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e31-e.
14. Birkun AA. First aid for hypertension: potentially lifesaving but neglected domain of emergency response. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
15. Alnaeem MM, Islaih A, Sabra MAA, Bani-Hani M. How does Jordanian patients’ satisfaction with emergency nursing care associated with their knowledge of the triage system and expected time to wait? Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
16. Awwad K, Alqaissi N. Effectiveness of targeted multiple injuries nurses' training on emergency department nurses' knowledge and triage skills: a randomized control trial. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e5-e.
17. Kusuma FA, Tobing AHL, Sabrina T. Analyzing thoracic trauma trends at Dr. Mohammad Hoesin Hospital, Indonesia: findings from 2020. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
18. Sharif SMA. The utilization of pain assessment tools in pediatric emer-gency for better pain management. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e10-e.
19. Journal metrics [Available from: https://fem.tums.ac.ir/metrics/.
20. Aqavil-Jahromi S, Mirfazaelian H. FEM in 2024, a quick look. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e1-e.
21. Safari S, Safdarian A, Yousefifard M, Aghili SH, Ranjbar MF. Predictive factors of spontaneous circulation return following in-hospital cardiac arrest: a cross-sectional study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
22. Pishbin E, Deldar K, Farzaneh R, Soltanifar A. Elderly patients with emergency department return visit: descriptive analysis of adverse events. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e3-e.
23. Akhlaghi M, Kadkhodaei A, Khabazian R, Sadeghian MH. Evaluation of the severity and pattern of motorcycle-related injuries among riders and passengers in Iran: a retrospective study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e12-e.
24. Fathollahzadeh A, Ahmadinia A, Allahyari R, Bazargani HS, Bakhtavar HE, Moharamzadeh A, et al. Comparison of trauma severity in and out of the navigation ring around the metropolis: a case of Tabriz, Iran. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e13-e.
25. Zarei L, Rahimi F, Moradi N, Shirazi AMA, Sarikhani Y, Heydari ST, et al. Exploring drivers' willingness to pay for safer roads in Iran: a discrete choice experiment on reducing injury and mortality risks. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e29-e.
26. Khosroshahi N, Marzani S-F, Tavasoli A-R, Hosseinali-Beigi E, Eftekhari K. Causes and outcomes of hypotonia: a cross-sectional study of children admitted to a pediatric intensive care unit. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
27. Eftekhari K, Majd H, Mollaeian M, Alehossein S, Ghasempour-alamdari M, Shafiei A. Clinical and radiographic findings in children with foreign body aspiration: a 10-year cross-sectional study in a tertiary hospital. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
28. Azizikhani R, Masoumi B, Heydari F, Nasr-Esfahani M, Golban M. Comparison of penthrox (methoxyflurane) inhalation and intravenous morphine for acute limb fracture pain management in the emergency department: a randomized controlled trial. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e14-e.
29. Shirazi AAB. Detecting COVID-19-infected regions in Lung CT scan through a novel dual-path Swin Transformer-based network. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e24-e.
30. Garjani K, Vahidi E, Aghili M, Nezhad AAA, Dadlani P, Mirfazaelian H. Decision tools for diagnosing spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
31. Dizaji SR, Zarei H, Jabermoradi S, Paridari P, Hosseini M, Yousefifard M. Serum IGF-1 level as a prognostic marker for acute ischemic stroke: a systematic review. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
32. Aarabi S. Beyond the obvious: spontaneous esophageal perforation mimicking flank pain. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e26-e.
33. Babajani N, Shabani M, Mirfazaelian H, Akhgar A. Acute mesenteric infarction presenting with portomesenteric venous gas: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e35-e.
34. Garjani K, Aarabi S. Liver abscess due to appendicitis: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e9-e.
35. Abdollahi R. New technologies are on our side: Designing AI-Based Protocols for Emergency Departments. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e36-e.
36. Akbari H. Bridging performance and practice: the next step for artificial intelligence in basic life support education. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e37-e.
37. Seyedin H, Moslehi S, Nouri M, Narimani S. The emergence of a new category of disasters: manager-made disasters. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
2. Marcotte A, Bahreini M. Massive hemorrhage update: what is known and what we should know? Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e18-e.
3. Pupulin A, Vairavanathan R, Hayre J. Spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) as a rare but life-threatening emergency department presentation: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
4. Sarbazi E, Sadeghi-Bazargani H, Ala A, Pouraghaei A, Soleimanpour H. Development and psychometric testing of the quality of care for trauma patients scale using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(4):e30-e.
5. Bildik B, Barcin E, Akdogan C, GUDEK LA, Cayli B, ATIS SE, et al. Quality of YouTube videos on focused assessment with sonography in trauma protocol. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
6. Bülbül E, Tabur A. Trend topics in emergency medicine: a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of CPR research. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e15-e.
7. Muża M, Plata H. Impact of verbal pressure on CPR and AED performance: a randomized simulation study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e34-e.
8. Muża M, Zieliński P, Plata H, Bornio E. Unethical leadership can lower the quality in resuscitation teams: a randomized simulation study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e32-e.
9. Alemseged NM, Getachew M, Woldasilase D, Wondimneh F, Weber EJ. Effectiveness of digital consultation in reducing emergency department length of stay. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e23-e.
10. Joachim AC, Mercer KJ, Gutierrez MA, Waxler CM, Aradhya SN. Diltiazem vs metoprolol for atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction in emergency departments. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e21-e.
11. Behera A, Kumar A, Mohindra R, Kaur A, Banerjee B, Baghel B. COgnitive crisis: unveiling neurological consequences of carbon monoxide poisoning: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
12. da Silva RL, Olivetti MA, Torres JHG. Transvaginal evisceration after laparoscopic hysterectomy: case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e16-e.
13. Habeeb AAR, Alqazzaz IMR, Abdulhussein AA, Bonyan FA, Al-Lami F, Altaie A, et al. Patient presentations at medical clinics during the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ali bin Abi Talib mass gathering, Najaf, Iraq, 2024: a cross-sectional study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2026:e31-e.
14. Birkun AA. First aid for hypertension: potentially lifesaving but neglected domain of emergency response. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
15. Alnaeem MM, Islaih A, Sabra MAA, Bani-Hani M. How does Jordanian patients’ satisfaction with emergency nursing care associated with their knowledge of the triage system and expected time to wait? Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
16. Awwad K, Alqaissi N. Effectiveness of targeted multiple injuries nurses' training on emergency department nurses' knowledge and triage skills: a randomized control trial. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e5-e.
17. Kusuma FA, Tobing AHL, Sabrina T. Analyzing thoracic trauma trends at Dr. Mohammad Hoesin Hospital, Indonesia: findings from 2020. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
18. Sharif SMA. The utilization of pain assessment tools in pediatric emer-gency for better pain management. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e10-e.
19. Journal metrics [Available from: https://fem.tums.ac.ir/metrics/.
20. Aqavil-Jahromi S, Mirfazaelian H. FEM in 2024, a quick look. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e1-e.
21. Safari S, Safdarian A, Yousefifard M, Aghili SH, Ranjbar MF. Predictive factors of spontaneous circulation return following in-hospital cardiac arrest: a cross-sectional study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
22. Pishbin E, Deldar K, Farzaneh R, Soltanifar A. Elderly patients with emergency department return visit: descriptive analysis of adverse events. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e3-e.
23. Akhlaghi M, Kadkhodaei A, Khabazian R, Sadeghian MH. Evaluation of the severity and pattern of motorcycle-related injuries among riders and passengers in Iran: a retrospective study. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e12-e.
24. Fathollahzadeh A, Ahmadinia A, Allahyari R, Bazargani HS, Bakhtavar HE, Moharamzadeh A, et al. Comparison of trauma severity in and out of the navigation ring around the metropolis: a case of Tabriz, Iran. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e13-e.
25. Zarei L, Rahimi F, Moradi N, Shirazi AMA, Sarikhani Y, Heydari ST, et al. Exploring drivers' willingness to pay for safer roads in Iran: a discrete choice experiment on reducing injury and mortality risks. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e29-e.
26. Khosroshahi N, Marzani S-F, Tavasoli A-R, Hosseinali-Beigi E, Eftekhari K. Causes and outcomes of hypotonia: a cross-sectional study of children admitted to a pediatric intensive care unit. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
27. Eftekhari K, Majd H, Mollaeian M, Alehossein S, Ghasempour-alamdari M, Shafiei A. Clinical and radiographic findings in children with foreign body aspiration: a 10-year cross-sectional study in a tertiary hospital. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
28. Azizikhani R, Masoumi B, Heydari F, Nasr-Esfahani M, Golban M. Comparison of penthrox (methoxyflurane) inhalation and intravenous morphine for acute limb fracture pain management in the emergency department: a randomized controlled trial. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(2):e14-e.
29. Shirazi AAB. Detecting COVID-19-infected regions in Lung CT scan through a novel dual-path Swin Transformer-based network. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e24-e.
30. Garjani K, Vahidi E, Aghili M, Nezhad AAA, Dadlani P, Mirfazaelian H. Decision tools for diagnosing spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
31. Dizaji SR, Zarei H, Jabermoradi S, Paridari P, Hosseini M, Yousefifard M. Serum IGF-1 level as a prognostic marker for acute ischemic stroke: a systematic review. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
32. Aarabi S. Beyond the obvious: spontaneous esophageal perforation mimicking flank pain. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(3):e26-e.
33. Babajani N, Shabani M, Mirfazaelian H, Akhgar A. Acute mesenteric infarction presenting with portomesenteric venous gas: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e35-e.
34. Garjani K, Aarabi S. Liver abscess due to appendicitis: a case report. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025;9(1):e9-e.
35. Abdollahi R. New technologies are on our side: Designing AI-Based Protocols for Emergency Departments. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e36-e.
36. Akbari H. Bridging performance and practice: the next step for artificial intelligence in basic life support education. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025:e37-e.
37. Seyedin H, Moslehi S, Nouri M, Narimani S. The emergence of a new category of disasters: manager-made disasters. Frontiers in Emergency Medicine. 2025.
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