'Ed thoracotomy' diaporamas de présentation

Transmediastinal Penetrating Injuries

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Thoracic Trauma

Thoracic Trauma. J William Finley, MD Trauma Director Providence Regional Medical Center. Thoracic Trauma. Fourth Leading cause of death 150,000 Annual deaths Second only to head injury in cause of death 25% of trauma related deaths Often associated with other injuries Prevention Focus

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Juan C Duchesne MD, FACS, FCCP, FCCM Associate Professor of Surgery

Bullseye!! Transmediastinal GSW. Juan C Duchesne MD, FACS, FCCP, FCCM Associate Professor of Surgery Medical Director Tulane Surgical Intensive Care Unit Section of Trauma/Critical Care Surgery/Anesthesia/Emergency Medicine Spirit of Charity Hospital, New Orleans Louisiana.

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High impact chest injury

High impact chest injury. Immediate deaths are usually due to major disruption of the heart or of great vessels.

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Emergency Department Thoracotomy in the management of Chest Trauma

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ADVANCING SCIENCE, ENHANCING LIFE

ED Thoracotomy Patrick Dolan, PGY-1 9/22/14. ADVANCING SCIENCE, ENHANCING LIFE. Indications/Contraindications. Penetrating trauma: Hemodynamically unstable on arrival Pulseless < 15min Available resources for definitive management Contraindications: No pulse or BP in field

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Pre-hospital PEA / Asystole

Pre-hospital PEA / Asystole. PEA or asystole GCS=3 Bilateral fixed dilated pupils. No. Blunt injury. No. Keep resuscitation. Yes. Yes. Yes. No. Drug/Alcohol user. PEA HR<40 bpm. Consider rescue ED thoracotomy. No. Yes. Stop resuscitation. 1st Ed, Jan 22 2009 Chih-Hsien Wang.

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