'Chest trauma' diaporamas de présentation

TO CUT OR NOT TO CUT!

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The Multiple Trauma Patient

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Blunt and Penetrating Chest Trauma

Blunt and Penetrating Chest Trauma. Adam Oster R4 Arun Abbi, MD FRCP Core Rounds September 9, 2004. Topics. Blunt Aortic Injuries Myocardial Contusion Occult Pneumothorax ED Thoracotomy Hemothorax Pulmonary Contusion Penetrating Pneumothorax Tamponade. Case 1.

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Thoracic Trauma

Thoracic Trauma. Christopher McPeak, MD Department of Emergency Medicine Albany Medical Center. Thoracic Trauma. Second leading cause of trauma deaths after head injury Cause of about 10-20% of all trauma deaths Many deaths due to thoracic trauma are preventable. Thoracic Trauma.

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Thoracic Trauma

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Respiratory Disorders

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CHEST TRAUMA

CHEST TRAUMA. Alyssa Reed, R1 November 2007. Thanks to : Dr Hall, Dr Patterson, Dr Oster. Objectives. FLAIL CHEST TRACHEOBRONCHIAL INJURY OCCULT PNEUMOTHORAX BLUNT CARDIAC INJURY TRAUMATIC AORTIC INJURY PENETRATING CHEST TRAUMA. Topics Not Covered. Rib Fractures

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How Marginal can the Marginal Donor Be?

How Marginal can the Marginal Donor Be?. J H DARK Freeman Hospital University of Newcastle. NUMBER OF LUNG TRANSPLANTS REPORTED BY YEAR AND PROCEDURE TYPE.

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Thoracic Trauma

Thoracic Trauma. Adapted from Dave Lloyd, MD PCP Care January 28, 2012. Introduction to Thoracic Injury. Vital Structures Heart, Great Vessels, Esophagus, Tracheobronchial Tree, & Lungs 25% of MVC deaths are due to thoracic trauma 12,000 annually in US

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Respiratory Disorders: Pleural & Thoracic Injury

Respiratory Disorders: Pleural & Thoracic Injury. by Charlotte Cooper RN, MSN, CNS modified by Kelle Howard RN, MSN. Thoracic Cavity.

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Med 542 Review Trauma

Med 542 Review Trauma. Ken Stewart MD, FRCSC Assistant Professor Division of Thoracic Surgery, University of Alberta. Trauma. Precipitous, ubiquitous phenomenon affecting all ages, races. Various forms (blunt, penetrating, burns) Disease or process in evolution

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Initial Assessment and Management of Trauma

Initial Assessment and Management of Trauma. Temple College EMS Professions. Introduction. Trauma Leading killer from ages 1 to 44 Up to one-third of deaths are preventable. Introduction. Golden Hour Time to reach operating room NOT time for transport NOT time in Emergency Department.

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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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Chest Trauma

Chest Trauma . Surgery department ? 2 DSMA. Introduction. Chest trauma is often sudden and dramatic Accounts for 25% of all trauma deaths 2/3 of deaths occur after reaching hospital

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Role Of Imaging In Thoracic Trauma

Role Of Imaging In Thoracic Trauma. BY Dr. Wassim M El Gendy , MD Consultant Radiologist Military Medical Academy. Chest Trauma. Blunt Trauma accounts for 20% of trauma related deaths. MVA accounts for 75% of blunt chest trauma. Most serious is acute traumatic aortic injury.

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Organ systems that could be involved

Organ systems that could be involved. Organ systems that could be involved. Pertinent Data. Pink palpebral conjunctiva (-) melena (-) hematochezia (-) Pallor (pale skin, mucosal linings and nail beds) (-) pica . DYSPNEA. Hematologic Neuromusculoskeletal Neuropsychiatric

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ANESTHESIA FOR THE TRAUMA PATIENT

ANESTHESIA FOR THE TRAUMA PATIENT. INITIAL ASSESSMENT. PRIMARY SURVEY(1). Primary survey ? 5 ? ?? ?? ??? ?? , ABCDE 5 ?? sequence ? ?? ?? 3 ?? survey (ABC) ? ??? ?? , ?? resuscitation ECG, noninvasive BP, pulse oximetry ? monitoring Airway Can talk ? usually clear

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Airway and Ventilatory Management

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Cardiopulmonary Arrest

Cardiopulmonary Arrest. Cessation of breathing and effective blood circulation. Readiness!. Having a CPCR protocol Appropriate fluid therapy Drug chart with calculated dosages Crash cart supplies O 2 source, suction Laryngoscope Hemodynamic monitoring tools. Cardiopulmonary Arrest.

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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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