Titlebook: Management of Chest Trauma; A Practical Guide Adam M. Shiroff,Mark J. Seamon,Lewis J. Kaplan Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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Flail Chest, concurrent hemothorax or pneumothorax. For those patients requiring invasive mechanical ventilation, there is now good evidence that operative rib fixation reduces mortality and morbidity in this condition.

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Nonsurgical Aids in Fracture Healing,s therapeutic use. Finally, kinesiology tape has been used to help alleviate pain and may be used as a supportive and helpful modality in fracture healing. None of these options have been studied extensively in rib fracture repair, but future studies are planned, and anecdotal experiences have shown their usefulness.

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Penetrating Cardiac Injury,f penetrating cardiac injury using past and present literature as well as our own clinical experience. Future research should examine optimal modes of prehospital resuscitation and transport and develop and test novel methods of cardiac stabilization during repair and the postoperative period.

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Centers of Excellence, Trauma and Health-Care Systems, and Regionalization,ctions in inpatient beds have accelerated. Surgical subspecialists and trauma services are working to centralize the most complex and resource intensive care to only a few medical centers within geographic areas (Hospital M&A. When done well, M&A can achieve vaulable outcomes. New York, NY: Deloitte

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Introduction, Definitions, and Significance of Chest Trauma,nt of chest trauma has evolved significantly from ancient times, through the 1960s when thoracostomy drainage became routine, to present day. Although majority of both blunt and penetrating injuries can be managed with supportive care and chest tube drainage alone, morbidity and mortality remain con

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The Initial Resuscitation of the Chest Trauma Patient,icle collisions account for the majority of blunt thoracic injuries. Resuscitative emergency department thoracotomy may be indicated in patients with thoracic trauma who arrive in traumatic circulatory arrest depending on the duration of arrest time and whether signs of life are present on arrival.

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Nonoperative Rib Fracture Management,dary to the rib fractures such as pulmonary contusion, pneumonia, and acute respiratory failure. It is crucial that these patients have adequate pain control, sufficient pulmonary hygiene, and that they are able to perform daily physical activity to reduce the incidence of these complications. Pain

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Operative Rib Fracture Management,uma patients become familiar with the concept. Applying the principles of open reduction and internal fixation of bony fractures to the ribs, patients with flail chest or severe rib fractures undergoing SSRF will likely have a reduced hospital and ICU length of stay, lesser duration of mechanical ve