Titlebook: Injuries to the Chest Wall; Diagnosis and Manage Michael D. McKee,Emil H. Schemitsch Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Associated Intrathoracic Injuries and Their Treatment,nt. This means that adjacent and even remote structures within the neck, chest, and abdomen are also at high risk of contusion and disruption. In older, osteopenic patients, even low-energy mechanisms such as standing-level falls can result in significant chest wall injuries. The pain, splinting, an

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Postoperative Care Including Chest Tube Management,al surgery itself. Additionally, the appropriate management of patients who have been managed non-operatively is critical. In both circumstances, care focuses on three common principles: chest tube management, optimal analgesia and maintenance of pulmonary function (including spirometry, management

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Long-Term Outcome Following Flail Chest Injuries,ical ventilation), it is important to remember that of equal or greater significance to the patient is their long-term outcome. A number of negative chronic sequelae have been described following crushing injuries to the chest. These include chronic chest wall pain and deformity, dyspnea, abnormal p

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Unstable Chest Wall Injuries: Future Directions,ents’ quality of life. Some advances apply clear solutions in clinical practice based on pathophysiological and anatomical concepts. However, other surgical procedures are innovations brought into practice with a degree of uncertainty. The growing pressure to innovate in orthopedics introduces a ris

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Introduction, Epidemiology, and Definition of Chest Wall Injuries,xation, there are a number of aspects of this topic that are, at present, unclear. For example, with regard to rib fracture fixation, the indications, contraindications, and optimal implants remain somewhat controversial. In addition, even the choice of who should be performing the surgery can be un