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Spinal Cord Injury

Spinal Cord Injury. General Principles of Spine Injuries. Epidemiology. the fourth leading cause of death in the US C-spine injuries MVAs - 50% falls - 25% sports activities - 10% 60% of all spine injuries in children; upper cervical spine.

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Compressive Neuropathies

Compressive Neuropathies. F. Clarke Holmes, M.D. Director of Sports Medicine Georgetown University. Sports Medicine Pearls. With your athletic trainers, leave your ego at the door Cookbook medicine does not work

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Ordering Radiological Exams

Ordering Radiological Exams. Alex Rybkin MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiology SFGH/UCSF Nancy Omahen RN MSN NP Referral Coordinator, Radiology SFGH. How to order? What to order?. (Assumed: imaging is clinically indicated). Motivation.

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RCH EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN CQI CLINICAL SURVEY

RCH EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN CQI CLINICAL SURVEY. Clinical Survey. 35 of 36 CEPA members responded GOAL: Get to know what others are doing with respect to referrals, practice patterns, etc. May be a useful tool in the development of future educational sessions Not all questions were answered

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Cervical Spine Injuries in Children

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Case Presentation: History

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Case Presentation: History

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Optimizing ED Management of Spinal Cord Injury: A Diagnosis & Treatment Protocol

Optimizing ED Management of Spinal Cord Injury: A Diagnosis & Treatment Protocol. Scott Weingart, MD Assistant Professor Director of ED Critical Care Elmhurst Hospital Center Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, NY. Objectives. Improve pt outcome in spinal injuries

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Pediatric Trauma

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Diabetic Foot Infections:

Diabetic Foot Infections:. Diagnosis & Treatment 11/05/2008. Epidemiologic Considerations. 7% US population, 21 M have DM 15-20% will develop LE ulcer (LEU) lifetime 5-7%/year with neuropathy 15% LEU will require amputation. Epidemiologic Considerations 2. 65% LE amputations in the US-DM

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RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MEDIASTINUM AND DIAPHRAGM.

RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MEDIASTINUM AND DIAPHRAGM. DEPARTMENT OF ONCOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY PREPARED BY I.M.LESKIV.

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X-ray Diagnosis of Foreign Bodies

X-ray Diagnosis of Foreign Bodies . Esophageal Foreign Bodies. The easy stuff. Coin in esophagus Model VC-10 in upper esophagus. Patient had tried to conceal the trinket by swallowing it . . A little harder to see. Impacted chicken bone. Food or true foreign bodies

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Pain Management in the Severely Impaired Polytrauma Patient Entering Rehabilitation

Pain Management in the Severely Impaired Polytrauma Patient Entering Rehabilitation. Joel Scholten, MD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation James A. Haley Veterans Hospital Tampa, Florida. The Polytrauma Rehab Center.

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Pelvis Lab

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Hip Pain in a Child: Myositis or Appendicitis

Hip Pain in a Child: Myositis or Appendicitis. Andaleeb Raja MD Muhammad Waseem MD Husayn Al-Husayni MD Lincoln Medical & Mental Health Center Bronx, New York. Case Presentation. 11 year old boy presenting with fever & hip pain for 2 days

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Airway management for patients with cervical spine disorders

Airway management for patients with cervical spine disorders. Presented by R3 ??? . Case presentation. 30 year-old man Hyperextension injury C4-5 HIVD Muscle power: lower extremities 1, upper 3 HR, BP, vital capacity within normal range Intubated with light wand under general anesthesia

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How Common are Bone Islands on Abdominal and Pelvic CT?

How Common are Bone Islands on Abdominal and Pelvic CT?. Tamar Sella MD Nurith Hiller MD Azraq Yusef MD Eugene Libson MD Jacob Sosna MD . Dept. of Radiology Hadassah Hebrew University Hospital, Jerusalem. Bone Islands - Background. focus of compact bone located in cancellous bone

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Acute Osteomyelitis in Pediatrics

Acute Osteomyelitis in Pediatrics. Jan Stauss S. Ted Treves, MD July 25, 2002. Patient Information. An otherwise Healthy 11year-old boy with increasing right knee pain and persistent fever for eight to nine days presents to the emergency room. Plain films of the right knee were negative.

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osteomyelitis

osteomyelitis. kendra morrison em pgy 4 sjhc. etiology. hematogenous seeding monomicrobial ; most common site is metaphysis occurs more commonly in kids (long bones) than adults (vertebrae) contiguous spread of infxn from skin/joints polymicrobial

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