Titlebook: Rib Fracture Management; A Practical Manual Marc de Moya,John Mayberry Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nat

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History of Rib Fracture Management,ties were primarily rural, urban centers of several thousand people were present in Sumer (present-day Iraq) as early as 4000 BCE and in Egypt by 3500 BCE (Gabriel, Man and wound in the ancient world. Potomac Books, Washington, D.C., 2012). Multilevel dwellings, temples, canals, bridges, and extensi

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Chest Wall Anatomy,tects the cardiopulmonary and upper abdominal viscera. The thorax anchors the shoulder and upper extremity while functionally promoting dynamic movement to allow efficient ventilation and gas exchange. A thorough understanding of the chest wall anatomy is critical to safe surgical technique and unde

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Pathophysiology of Rib Fractures and Lung Contusion,pically result from significant force to the chest wall most commonly blunt in nature, but penetrating mechanisms can also be implicated. The effective care of these patients necessitates an understanding of the pathophysiology of the disease, which we will review in this chapter. We will start with

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Lung Contusion Management: Invasive and Noninvasive,abnormalities related to pulmonary tissue injury resulting in hemorrhage, edema, and inflammation. Diagnosis is confirmed by chest radiograph and thoracic CT scan imaging. The sequelae of the lung contusion pulmonary parenchymal abnormalities include pneumonia, acute respiratory insufficiency and fa

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Rib Fracture and Lung Contusion: Impact on Pulmonary Function Tests,f pulmonary function testing in understanding the pathophysiology of thoracic trauma. The application of bedside pulmonary function tests to determine early risk stratification after thoracic trauma is also presented. The acute impact, course of pulmonary recovery, and the long-term effects of flail

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Indications for Rib Fixation, of experts believe patients benefit most from early operative fixation, there is no consensus agreement regarding optimal timing of surgery. The most common and well-accepted indication for operative rib fixation is the presence of a flail chest segment in a patient on mechanical ventilation with n

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