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| adam_text | Contents
Board
of contributors
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Preface
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Introduction
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Injury prevention
Training in the management of severe trauma
xxiii
The Advanced Trauma Life Support® course
xxiii
Surgical trauma training beyond ATLS®
xxiii
Surgical training courses in trauma
xxiv
The DSTC course
xxv
Summary
xxv
References
xxv
Part
1:
OVERVIEW
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Overview
3
1.1
Resuscitation in the emergency department
3
1.2
Management of major trauma
3
1.2.1
Resuscitation
3
1.2.2
Management of penetrating trauma
7
1.3
Emergency department surgery
8
1.3.1
Craniofacial injuries
8
1.3.2
Chest trauma
9
1.3.3
Abdominal trauma
9
1.3.4
Pelvic trauma
10
1.3.5
Long bone fractures
10
1.3.6
Peripheral vascular injuries
10
1.4
Summary
10
1.5
References
11
1.6
Recommended reading
11
Part
2:
PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM
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2
Resuscitation physiology IS
2.1
Metabolic response to trauma
15
2.1.1
Definition of trauma
15
2.1.2
Initiating factors
15
2.1.3
Immune response
16
2.1.4
Hormonal mediators
18
2.1.5
Effects of the various mediators
20
2.1.6
The anabolic phase
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Clinical and therapeutic relevance
22
2.2
Shock
22
2.2.1
Definition of shock
22
2.2.2
Classification of shock
22
2.2.3
Measurements in shock
25
2.2.4
End points in shock resuscitation
29
2.2.5
Post-shock and multiple organ failure syndromes
30
2.2.6
Management of the shocked patient
30
2.2.7
Prognosis in shock
34
2.2.8
Recommended protocol for shock
35
2.3
References
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2.4
Recommended reading
36
Part
3:
TRANSFUSION IN TRAUMA
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Transfusion in trauma
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3.1
Indications for transfusion
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3.1.1
Oxygen-carrying capacity
39
3.1.2
Volume expansion
39
3.2
Transfusion fluids
39
3.2.1
Fresh whole blood
39
3.2.2
Component therapy (platelets,
FFP, cryoprecipitate)
40
3.3
Effect of transfusing blood and blood products
40
3.3.1
Metabolic effects
41
3.3.2
Effects of microaggregates
41
3.3.3
Hyperkalaemia
41
3.3.4
Coagulation abnormalities
41
3.3.5
Other risks of transfusion
41
3.4
Action
42
3.4.1
Current best standards of practice
42
3.4.2
Reduction in the need for transfusion
43
3.4.3
Transfusion thresholds
43
3.4.4
Transfusion ratios
43
3.4.5
Adjuncts to enhance clotting
43
3.4.6
Monitoring the coagulation status
44
3.5
Autotransfusion
45
3.6
Red blood cell substitutes
46
3.6.1
Perfluorocarbons
46
3.6.2
Haemoglobin solutions
46
3.7
Massive haemorrhage/massive transfusion
47
3.7.1
Definition 47
3.7.2
Protocol 47
3.8
References
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3.9
Recommended reading
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DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY
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Damage control surgery
4.1
Damage control
4.1.1
Stage
1:
Patient selection ^
4.1.2
Stage
2:
Operative haemorrhage and contamination control
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4.1.3
Stage
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Physiological restoration in the ICU
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4.1.4
Stage
4:
Operative definitive surgery
56
4.1.5
Stage
5:
Abdominal wall reconstruction if required
56
4.1.6
Re-laparotomy
56
4.1.7
Delayed closure
57
4.1.8
Outcomes
57
4.2
Abdominal compartment syndrome
57
4.2.1
Definition of ACS
57
4.2.2
Pathophysiology
58
4.2.3
Causes of raised IAP
58
4.2.4
Effect of raised IAP on individual organ function
59
4.2.5
Measurement of IAP
59
4.2.6
Treatment
60
4.2.7
Surgery for raised IAP
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4.2.8
Management algorithm
61
4.2.9
World Society of the Abdominal Compartment Syndrome
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4.3
References
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4.4
Recommended reading
63
4.4.1
Damage control
63
4.4.2
Abdominal compartment syndrome
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Part
5:
SPECIFIC ORGAN INJURY
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The neck
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5.1
Overview
67
5.2
Management principles
67
5.2.1
Initial assessment
67
5.2.2
Use of diagnostic studies
68
5.3
Treatment
69
5.3.1
Mandatory versus selective neck exploration
69
5.3.2
Treatment based on anatomical zones
69
5.3.3
Rules
70
5.4
Access to the neck
70
5.4.1
Incision
71
5.4.2
Carotid artery
71
5.4.3
Midline visceral structures
72
5.4.4
Root of the neck
72
5.4.5
Collar incisions
72
5.4.6
Vertebral arteries
72
5.5
Recommended reading
72
The chest
73
6.1
Overview
73
6.1.1
Introduction: the scope of the problem
73
6.1.2
The spectrum of thoracic injury
73
6.1.3
Pathophysiology of thoracic injuries
74
6.1.4
Applied surgical anatomy of the chest
74
6.1.5
Paediatric considerations
76
6.1.6
Diagnosis
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6.1.7
Management
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Emergency department thoracotomy
6.1.9
Surgical approaches to the thorax
6.2
Access
to the thorax
6.2.1
Anterolateral thoracotomy
6.2.2
Median sternotomy
6.2.3
The clamshell thoracotomy
6.2.4
Posterolateral thoracotomy
6.2.5
Trapdoor thoracotomy
6.3
Emergency department thoracotomy
6.3.1
Requirements
6.3.2
Approach
6.3.3
Emergency procedures
6.3.4
Definitive procedures
6.4
Summary
6.5
References
6.6
Recommended reading
The abdomen
7.1
The trauma laparotomy
7.1.1
Overview
7.1.2
The trauma laparotomy
7.1.3
Closure of the abdomen
7.1.4
Haemostatic adjuncts in trauma
7.1.5
Briefing for operating room scrub nurses
7.1.6
Summary
7.2
The bowel
7.2.1
Stomach
7.2.2
Small bowel
7.2.3
Large bowel
7.2.4
Mesentery
7.2.5
Adjuncts
7.3
The liver and biliary system
7.3.1
Overview
7.3.2
Resuscitation
7.3.3
Diagnosis
7.3.4
Liver injury scale
7.3.5
Management
7.3.6
Surgical approach
7.3.7
Complications
7.3.8
Injury to the retrohepatic
vena cava
7.3.9
Injury to the bile ducts and gallbladder
7.4
The spleen
7.4.1
Overview
7.4.2
Anatomy
7.4.3
Diagnosis
7.4.4
Splenic injury scale
7.4.5
Management
7.4.6
Surgical approach
7.4.7
Complications
7.4.8
Outcome
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The pancreas
7.5.1
Overview
7.5.2
Anatomy
7.5.3
Mechanisms
ofinjury
7.5.4
Diagnosis
7.5.5
Pancreas injury scale
7.5.6
Management
7.5.7
Surgical approach
7.5.8
Adjuncts
7.5.9
Pancreatic injury in children
7.5.10
Complications
7.5.11
Summary of evidence-based guidelines
7.6
The duodenum
7.6.1
Overview
7.6.2
Mechanism
ofinjury
7.6.3
Diagnosis
7.6.4
Duodenal injury scale
7.6.5
Management
7.6.6
Surgical approach
7.7
Abdominal vascular injury
7.7.1
Overview
7.7.2
Injuries of the aorta and
vena cava
7.7.3
Rerroperitoneal haematoma in the abdomen
7.7.4
Surgical approach
7.7.5
Shunting
7.8
The
urogenital
system
7.8.1
Overview
7.8.2
Renal injuries
7.8.3
Ureteric injuries
7.8.4
Bladder injuries
7.8.5
Urethral injuries
7.8.6
Scrotal injury
7.8.7
Gynaecological injury and sexual assault
7.8.8
Injury of the pregnant uterus
7.9
References
7.10
Recommended reading
7.10.1
The trauma laparotomy
7.10.2
The liver
7.10.3
The spleen
7.10.4
The pancreas
7.10.5
The duodenum
7.10.6
Abdominal vascular injury
7.10.7
Urogenital
system
The pelvis
8.1
Introduction
8.2
Anatomy
8.3
Classification
8.3.1
Type A
8.3.2
Type
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Туре С
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8.4
Clinical examination and diagnosis
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8.5
Resuscitation
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8.5.1
Haemodynamically normal patients
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8.5.2
Haemodynamically stable patients
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8.5.3
Haemodynamically unstable patients
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8.5.4
Laparotomy
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8.6
Pelvic packing
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8.6.1
Technique of extraperitoneal pelvic packing
151
8.7
Complex pelvic injuries
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8.7.1
Diagnosis
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8.7.2
Surgery
152
8.8
Associated conditions
152
8.8.1
Head injuries
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8.8.2
Intra-abdominal injuries
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8.8.3
Urethra] injuries
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Anorectal injuries
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ADDITIONAL (OPTIONAL) MODULES
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Critical care of the trauma patient
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10.1
Introduction 16^
10.2
Goals of trauma ICU care 165
10.3
Phases of ICU care 16S
10.3.1
Resuscitative phase (first
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10.3.2
Early life support phase
(24-72
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Summary
8.10
References
8.11
Recommended reading
Extremity trauma
9.1
Overview
9.2
Management of severe injury to the extremity
9.3
Key issues
9.3.1
Management of open fractures
9.3.2
Severity
ofinjury
(Gustilo
classification)
9.3.3
Sepsis and antibiotics
9.3.4
Venous thromboembolism
9.3.5
Timing of skeletal fixation in polytrauma patients
9.4
Massive limb trauma; life versus limb
9.4.1
Management
9.4.2
Scoring systems
9.5
Compartment syndrome
9.6
Fasciotomy
9.6.1
Four-compartment fasciotomy
9.6.2
Fibulectomy
9.7
Complications of major limb injury
9.8
Summary
9.9
References
9.10
Recommended reading
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Prolonged life
supporr
(>72 hours post-injury)
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10.3.4
Recovery phase (separation from the ICU)
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10.4
Hypothermia
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10.4.1
Rewarming
167
10.5
Systemic inflammatory response syndrome
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10.6
Multisystem organ dysfunction syndrome
169
10.7
Coagulopathy of major trauma
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10.7.1
Management
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10.8
Recognition and treatment of raised ICP
170
10.9
Recognition of acute renal failure
170
10.10
Evaluation of metabolic disturbances
170
10.11
Pain control
170
10.12
Family contact and support
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10.13
ICU tertiary survey
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10.13.1
Evaluation for occult injuries
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10.13.2
Assess co-morbid conditions
171
10.14
Nutritional support
171
10.14.1
Access for
enterai
nutrition
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10.15
Preventive measures in the ICU
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10.15.1
Stress
ulcération
172
10.15.2
Deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolus
172
10.15.3
Infection
172
10.16
Antibiotics
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10.17
Respiration
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10.18
Organ donation
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10.19
References
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10.20
Recommended reading
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Austere conditions and battlefield surgery
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11.1
Introduction
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11.2
Injury patterns
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11.3
Emergency medical service systems
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11.3.1
Incident management and multiple casualties
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11.4
Triage
179
11.4.1
Forward surgical teams and triage
180
11.5
Mass casualties
180
11.6
Evacuation
181
11.7
Resuscitation
181
11.7.1
Overview
181
11.7.2
Damage control resuscitation
183
11.7.3
Damage control surgery in the military setting
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11.8
Blast injury
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11.8.1
Diagnosis and management of primary blast injuries
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11.9
Battlefield analgesia
185
11.10
Battlefield anaesthesia
185
11.10.1
Damage control anaesthesia in the military setting
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11.11
Critical care
186
11.12
Translating military experience to civilian trauma care
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11.13
Summary
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11.14
References
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Recommended reading
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11.15.1
Ballistics: history , mechanisms, ballistic protection and casualty management
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11.15.2
Blast injury
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11.15.3
War surgery
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Ultrasound in trauma
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12.1
Focused abdominal sonography for trauma
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12.2
Applications of ultrasound in trauma
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12.2.1
Ultrasound in abdominal trauma
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12.2.2
Ultrasound in thoracic trauma
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12.2.3
Other applications of ultrasound
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12.3
Pitfalls
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12.4
Summary
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12.5
Recommended reading
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Minimally invasive surgery in trauma
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13.1
Thoracic injury
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13.2
Diaphragmatic injury
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13.3
Abdominal injury
191
13.3.1
Screening for intra-abdominal injury
191
13.3.2
Splenic injury
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13.3.3
Liver injury
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13.3.4
Bowel injury
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13.4
Risks of laparoscopy in trauma
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13.5
Summary
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13.6
References
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13.7
Recommended reading
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Burns
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14.1
Overview
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14.2
Anatomy
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14.3
Depth of the burn
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14.3.1
Superficial burn (erythema)
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14.3.2
Superficial partial thickness burn
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14.3.3
Deep partial thickness burn
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14.3.4
Indeterminate partial thickness burn
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14.3.5
Full thickness burn
196
14.4
Area of the burn
196
14.5
Management
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14.5.1
Safe retrieval
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14.5.2
First aid
196
14.5.3
Emergency department
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14.5.4
Definitive management
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14.6
Special areas
201
14.6.1
Face 201
14.6.2
Hands 201
14.6.3
Perineum 201
14.6.4
Feet 202
14.7
Adjuncts in burn care 202
14.7.1
Nutrition in the burned patients 2^2
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Head trauma
15.1
Injury patterns
15.2
Depressed skull fractures
15.3
Penetrating injury
15.4
Adjuncts to care
15.5
Burr holes
15.6
Summary
15.7
References
14.7.2
Ulcer prophylaxis
202
14.7.3
Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis
202
14.7.4
Antibiotics
202
14.8
Criteria for transfer
203
14.9
Summary
203
14.10
References
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14.11
Recommended reading
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14.11.1
Websites
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Recommended reading
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Special patient situations
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16.1
Paediatrics
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16.1.1
Introduction
208
16.1.2
Injury patterns
208
16.1.3
Pre-hospital
208
16.1.4
Resuscitation room
208
16.1.5
Specific organ injury
209
16.1.6
Analgesia
210
16.2
The elderly
210
16.2.1
Definition and response to trauma
210
16.2.2
Physiology
210
16.2.3
Influence of co-morbid conditions
211
16.2.4
Multiple medications
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polypharmacy
211
16.2.5
Analgesia
211
16.2.6
Outcome
211
16.3
Futile care
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16.4
Recommended reading
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Interventíonal
radiology in trauma
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17.1
Introduction
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17.2
Pelvic fractures
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17.3
Blunt splenic injuries
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17.4
Liver injuries
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17.5
Aortic rupture and injury to middle-sized arteries
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17.6
Recommended reading
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APPENDICES
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Appendix A Trauma systems
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A.1 Introduction
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A.2 The inclusive trauma system
A.3 Components of an inclusive trauma system
A.3.1 Administration
A.
3.2
Prevention
A.3.3 Public education
A.4 Management of the injured patient within a system
A.5 Steps in organizing a system
A.5.1 Public support
A.5.2 Legal authority
A.5.3 Establish criteria for optimal care
A.5.4 Designation of trauma centres
A.5.5 System evaluation
A.6 Results and studies
A.6.1 Panel review
A.6.2 Registry study
A.6.3 Population-based studies
A.7 Summary
A.8 References
A.9 Recommended reading
Appendix
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Trauma scores and scoring systems
B.I Introduction
B.2 Physiological Scoring Systems
B.2.1 Glasgow Coma Scale
B.2.2 Revised Trauma Score
B.2.3 Paediatric Trauma Score
B.3 Anatomical Scoring Systems
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Abbreviated Injury Scale
B.3.
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Injury Severity Score
B.3.3 New Injury Severity Score
B.3.
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Anatomic Profile
B.3.S ICD-based Injury Severity Score
B.3.6 Organ Injury Scaling System
B.3.7 Penetrating Abdominal Trauma index
B.4 Outcome analysis
B.4.
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Glasgow Outcome Scale
B.4.2 Major Trauma Outcome Study
B.4.3 A Severity Characterization of Trauma
Summary
Scaling System for Organ-specific Injuries
References
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B.6
B.7
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C.3
Definitive Surgical Trauma Care™ course: course requirements and syllabus
Background
Course development and testing
Course details
C.3.1 Ownership
C.3.2 Mission statement
C.3.3 Application to hold a course
C.3.4 Eligibility to hold a course
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C.3.5
Course material and overview
C.3.6 Course director
C.3.7 Course faculty
C.3.8 Course participants
C.3.9 Practical skill stations
C.3.10 Course syllabus
C.3.
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Course certification
C.4
IATSIC recognition
C.5
Course information
Appendix
D
Definitive
Surgical Trauma Care™ course: core si
D.I
The neck
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The chest
D.3
The abdominal cavity
D.4
The liver
D.5
The spleen
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The pancreas
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The duodenum
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The genitourinary system
D.9
Abdominal vascular injuries
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Peripheral vascular injuries
Appendix
E:
Bríefíng
for operating room scrub nurses
E.I
Introduction
E.2
Preparing the operating room
E.2.1 Environment
E.2.2 Blood loss
E.2.3 Instruments
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Cleaning
E.2.5 Draping
E.2.6 Adjuncts
E.3
Surgical procedure
E.3.1 Instruments
E.3.2 Special instruments and improvised gadgets
E.4
Abdominal closure
E.5
Instrument and swab count
E.6
Critical incident stress issues
E.7
Conclusion
E.8
References
E.9
Recommended reading
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