'Rib fractures' diaporamas de présentation

TO CUT OR NOT TO CUT!

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Thoracic & Lumbar Spine Conditions 005.07

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CHEST TRAUMA

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Blunt Trauma: Multiple Rib Fractures

Christopher Powe, ACNP, PhD(c) Trauma & Surgical Critical Care. Blunt Trauma: Multiple Rib Fractures. OBJECTIVES. The participants will be able to: Articulate the epidemiology of ribs fractures associated with blunt trauma

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Clinical presentations of Physical child abuse

Clinical presentations of Physical child abuse. Robert Allan Shapiro, MD University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Objectives. At the end of this session, participants will have an increased knowledge about typical injuries concerning for child physical abuse.

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page1. CHEST TRAUMA IN CHILDREN : CURRENT IMAGING GUIDELINES AND TECHNIQUES. . Trauma to the pediatric chest, 1-isolation 2-polytrauma, 1-minor 2-life-threatenin.

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Geriatric Trauma

Geriatric Trauma. Christopher B. Powe, Ph.D., ACNP-BC Associate Professor, Trauma & Surgical Critical Care. Background. Elderly people account for 12-15% of U.S. population 10-14% of all trauma victims are >65 33% of all trauma $ is spent on elderly patients

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Multiple Significant Trauma

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Musculoskeletal Trauma

Musculoskeletal Trauma. April Morgenroth EMT, RN, BSN. Musculoskeletal System. Cartilage: softer than bone but provides structure. Bones: Provide structure and protect organs. Muscles: serve to connect musculoskeletal structures and allow movement. Tendons: connect muscles to bones.

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Diagnostic Imaging of Child Abuse

C17. Diagnostic Imaging of Child Abuse. Navigation. Objectives. Medical imaging modalities: X-Ray Computed Tomography Magnetic Resonance Imaging Differentiate B enefits to CT and MRI in C hild A buse C ases Conclusion References. Child A buse F acts

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RIB FRACTURES AND THE SERRATUS PLANE BLOCK

RIB FRACTURES AND THE SERRATUS PLANE BLOCK. Matthew Carr MD PGY-3 Brookdale Emergency Medicine. RIB FRACTURES. RIB FRACTURES. The most common injuries resulting from blunt chest trauma (25%) Usually seen on x-ray But we can also use ultrasound!. ULTRASOUND FOR RIB FRACTURES. Sensitivity

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Injuries to the Thoracic Through Coccygeal Spine. Anatomy Review of the Thoracic Spine. Thoracic spine is composed of 12 vertebrae that articulate with the cervical and lumbar spines. The thoracic spine, corresponding 12 pairs of ribs, and sternum form the thoracic cage.

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Midland Trauma Symposium: Delayed Pleural Collection After Blunt Chest Trauma

Midland Trauma Symposium: Delayed Pleural Collection After Blunt Chest Trauma. Miss Kate Martin FRACS General and Trauma Surgeon Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. Overview. Epidemiology of rib fractures Morbidity associated with rib fractures Pathophysiology Incidence of delayed HTHx

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Chest Injuries

Chest Injuries. Main Causes of Chest Trauma. Blunt Trauma - Blunt (direct) force to chest. Penetrating Trauma - Projectile that enters chest causing small or large hole. Compression Injury - Chest is caught between two objects and chest is compressed. Chest wall injuries. Rib fractures

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TRAUMA AND CRITICAL CARE CONFERENCE

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MODULE 3

MODULE 3. Thoracic Spine. Normal Anatomy. Twelve vertebra Thinner discs, smaller central canal Rib articulations Forms a portion of the thorax Kyphosis increases with age, 20 o to 42 o. Series. Typical AP and Lateral filtration is a must for good quality films

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