'Acute trauma' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Understanding the Mechanics of Injury. Stress. Controlling the level of imposed stress is important in training various tissues and avoiding injury. Stress Continuum (Fig 15.3, 343). Distress (Causes malfunction) Pathologic underload zone Pathologic overload zone

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ANAESTHESIA FOR NEURORADIOLOGICAL PROCEDURES

ANAESTHESIA FOR NEURORADIOLOGICAL PROCEDURES. Dr Shikha Rao. University College of Medical Science & GTB Hospital, Delhi. Common Neuroradiological Procedures. Radiology Computed tomography Magnetic resonance imaging Interventional neuroradiology (vascular & non vascular)

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Treating Acute Pain in Patients Maintained on Buprenorphine and Methadone AOAAM, October 26, 2010 Karen Lea Sees, DO, FA

Treating Acute Pain in Patients Maintained on Buprenorphine and Methadone AOAAM, October 26, 2010 Karen Lea Sees, DO, FAOAAM. Pain Treatment in Patients with or without an Addiction. Is the distinction important? Current, recent or remote addiction? Drug of choice?

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Acute Spinal Cord Trauma

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Types of Injuries

Types of Injuries. Macrotrauma (acute trauma) Microtrauma (breakdown over time) Different psychological reaction to the type of injury. Macrotrauma. Rehab proceeds immediately Usually results in clean progression of healing AT and PT have clear cut rehab protocol

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