Titlebook: Controversies in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Management; Shelly D. Timmons Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Sprin

单调女

Timing of Extracerebral Operations in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Patients,cerns, and objectives—toward a goal of optimizing outcomes and minimizing potential harms. For all polytrauma patients, the initial triage and resuscitation effort should be focused and efficient, with an emphasis on attending to the “ABCs.” For the patient with comorbid severe TBI, this phase of ca

钩针织物

积极词汇

Use of Consciousness-Enhancing Medications in the Traumatic Brain Injury Patient,consciousness may be classified as comatose or vegetative states. Some patients do not fit either of these categories, due to some level of preservation of self-awareness, and are defined as being in a minimally conscious state; patients may progress to this state from coma or vegetative state after

挑剔为人

Management of Traumatic Brain Injury in the Face of Antithrombotic Medication Therapy,ood. These coagulopathies are further complicated by TBI patients who are injured while on antithrombotic medications. This chapter compiles data from the most recent peer-reviewed publications and drug references on the pathophysiology of coagulopathy in TBI patients, predictors of outcomes, the im

Grating

抚慰

Functional Neurosurgery for Sequelae of Traumatic Brain Injury,mor, dystonia, paresis) and cognitive (depression, memory, epilepsy, disorders of consciousness, and arousal) domains. Current therapies include physical, occupational, and cognitive rehabilitation, but pharmacologic and surgical treatments are lacking and are areas of intense interest. In this chap

不感兴趣

opprobrious

A Commonsense View and Its Problemsthe psychological and physical effects of these disorders may complicate management of these patients. Understanding the potential pitfalls and appropriate evaluation and management is critical to the comprehensive care of TBI patients in the short- and long-term clinical setting.

OREX

Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguisticsidence-based research has allowed us a greater understanding of the pathophysiology and parameters that impact outcomes. Despite this, much uncertainty still remains, and further studies should be performed to identify ways to optimize parameters to achieve the best outcomes for TBI patients.

慎重

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-89477-5Polytrauma; Multimodality Neuromonitoring; ICP Monitoring Modality; Mechanoprophylaxis; Chemoprophylaxis