Head trauma

Jun 13, 2012

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1. Head trauma Judith Marcoux Neurosurgery - MUHC

Head Trauma

Head Injuries:. Account for about one half of all trauma deathsSurvivors range from baseline function to severe morbidityEven ?minor" head injury can have severe impactAs with most trauma, broken down into blunt and penetrating. Anatomy of Nervous System. The nervous system is composed of Brain

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Neurologic Evaluation. X-ray CT MRI Angiography. Right occipital fracture. Linear lucency representing linear skull fracture. Depressed Skull Fracture. Epidural Hematoma. Lenticular vascular void adjacent to the parietal bone on angiography. High density area

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Dr. Roberts. Epidemiology. 1.1 million annual ED visits Highest < 5 yo & >85 yo 80% minor head trauma (GCS 14-15) 10% moderate (GCS 9-13) & 10% severe (8 & below) 200,000 deaths, most under 25 yo & 40% firearm related & 34% MVC. Anatomy.

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Objectives:. A- Review specific of anatomy and physiology as related to head injuries. B- Identify the principles of general management of the unconscious traumatized patient and the delayed complications.

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Artun KIRKER. MVA FALLING OF HEIGHTS VIOLENCE SPORTS PENETRATING WOUNDS INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC ACCIDENTS One of the most frequent cause of death and disability in young adults. LOC:Loss of consciousness PTA:Post traumatic amnesia. Clinical manifestations.

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Head trauma

Zuhair Abu Salma Neurosurgeon R.M.S. Head trauma. Mechanism. Direct (Blunt vs. Sharp) High vs. low velocity Indirect (acceleration / deceleration. Presentation. Symptoms : headache , nausea , vomitting , seizures , amnesia . Signs : by examination . Management in ER.

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Blunt Head Trauma

Blunt Head Trauma. Daliannys Morales Mendez.

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Pediatric Head Trauma

Pediatric Head Trauma. Deb Updegraff RN, MSN, PNP , CNS, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist LPCH PICU. Stats. Trauma: leading cause of death in children and adolescents > 1 year of age Head Injury: accounts for 80% of all trauma 75- 97% trauma deaths 5% of these are dead at the site.

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Head/Facial Trauma

Head/Facial Trauma. Basic Trauma Course. Mechanism of Injury. Head injuries are most often caused by Motor Vehicle Crashes (MVC), especially in teens and young adults. Falls are the next most common cause, but falls tend to occur most in the extremes of age – the very young and the very old.

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HEAD TRAUMA

Alyssa Morris, R4 August 12, 2010 Thanks to Dr Adam Oster. HEAD TRAUMA. OBJECTIVES. Prehospital intubation of a head injury Anti-seizure prophylaxis Intubation of a head injury Premedication Induction agent Management of herniation Mannitol Hypertonic saline Cooling in TBI

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Anatomy of Nervous System. The nervous system is composed of Brain Spinal cord The nervous system is divided into: Central nervous system (Brain & Spinal Cord) Peripheral nervous system . Superior view of the skull . Physiology of Nervous System. Cerebral Blood Flow (CBF)

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Meira Louis Rob Lafreniere August 25, 2011. Outline. Case 1 (10-15 min) Mild concussion in adolescent When to image? Return to play guidelines Case 2 (10 minutes) Skull fractures Case 3 (30 min) Severe TBI Priorities in management Intubation Cooling Case 4 (30 min)

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Introduction to Head Injuries. Common major trauma 4 million people experience head trauma annually Severe head injury is most frequent cause of trauma death GSW to cranium: 75-80% mortality At Risk population Males 15-24 Infants Young Children Elderly.

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Pediatric Head Trauma

Pediatric Head Trauma. Glenn D. Sandberg, M.D. Neuropathologist Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences Presented by Jennifer L. Ross, M.D. Neuropathology Fellow The Methodist Hospital. Objectives. Review the epidemiology of pediatric head trauma

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Chapter 6. Objectives. Review the key anatomic features of the head (face) and neck Describe injury patterns Describe the evaluation of the patient with suspected head (face)/neck injury Review epidemiology and pathology associated with traumatic brain injury (TBI)

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Pediatric Head Trauma

Pediatric Head Trauma. Antonio Sánchez González EMT-I. Pediatric trauma. Forces hit a little surface and the delivery energy cause organic damage instead localized damage .

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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. D r : Zohair AlAseri FRCPc, Emergency Medicine FRCPc, Critical Care Medicine FCEM UK Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine King khalid University Hospital, Riyadh, KSA. Head Trauma. 35 year old male involved in motor vehicle collision Presented with GCS of 8

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Head Trauma

181 st INF BDE Combat Lifesaver Plus. Head Trauma. Overview. Anatomy of head and brain Pathophysiology of traumatic injury Assessment, management, potential problems. Head Trauma. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) Major cause of death and disability

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HEAD TRAUMA

HEAD TRAUMA. Presented by Dr.Omar Alsherif Moderator: Dr.Tareq Alshaikh. epidemiology. Each year more than 1.4 million patient sustain head trauma in the US ➞ 1.1 million present to ER ➞ 235’000 hospital admissions TBI is the most common cause of death in people < 45 yrs

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Head & Neck Trauma

Head & Neck Trauma. Dr. Mohammad aloulah , MBBS, SBORL(c) Assistant Professor King Saud University. Otolaryngology Consultant. l. Mechanisms of Trauma. • MVA. • Iatrogenic. • Burns and frostbite. • Noise. • Barotrauma. Auricle injuries. • Hematomas.

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HEAD TRAUMA

HEAD TRAUMA. August, 22, 2002 Adam Oster PGY2 Dr. Mark Yarema. HEAD TRAUMA. Outline Epidemiology Biomechanics of HI Minor HI Canadian CT Head Rule future developments Severe HI physiology management issues and controversies future developments Pediatric HI. HEAD TRAUMA.

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