Titlebook: Damage Control Management in the Polytrauma Patient; Hans-Christoph Pape,Andrew Peitzman,Peter V. Giann Book 20101st edition The Editor(s)

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Norbert Szyperski,Ursula M. Richtergency Medical System (EMS) has evolved significantly since then, with the expansion of the 911 system to include most of the United States and the development of a multi-tiered training system for emergency medical responders. At the basic level, the emergency medical responder may be a “first respo

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Norbert Szyperski,Ursula M. Richters and later systematically defined and named by Rotondo, Schwab, and colleagues [., .]. The initial operative procedures are abbreviated, and temporizing measures are employed, allowing transport to the ICU for correction of metabolic and physiologic problems. When the patient is to return to the op

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19117-1essful outcomes. The decision to proceed is predicated upon all physiological and biochemical deficits being corrected. The patient should be normothermic, have normal coagulation studies, have a normal pH, and have normal lactate. This state usually takes 24–36 h to achieve following aggressive ICU

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Mohammad Zaman,Sunil Gonnetillekey of the scenario resulting in intra-abdominal hypertension has been fairly well worked out in both laboratory models as well as in clinical observational studies. It has been observed that closure of the laparotomy incision under such circumstances results in a compartment syndrome. As an alternati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2738-6critical care. This is, in part, due to the fact that the treatment of other injuries, such as orthopedic, spine, and craniofacial fractures, has the potential for worsening the neurologic outcome. This potential worsening is not necessarily directly related to the primary repair or the timing of su

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Assessment Analytics in Educationtely 2–4% of blunt trauma patients presenting with a spinal column injury [.]. Groups that are at an increased risk for cervical spine injury include males, patients over 65 years old, and those of white or “other” ethnicity [.].

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Introductory Chapters to an Esiaindings in this setting, with femoral fractures displaying the highest incidence. Overall, isolated polytrauma represents a syndrome with a bandwidth of severities. The body reacts to such an accidental event by means of a “standard” program in order to restore the physiological state.