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Concurrent Computed Tomography Angiography Spot Signs in Cerebral Contusion and Subdural Hematoma Following Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Case Report. [PDF]
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Effect of morphology on the biomechanics of contusion models of non-human primate spinal cord injury: a finite element study in a digital population. [PDF]
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Contusions bias cortical thickness estimates after traumatic brain injury: A TRACK-TBI study. [PDF]
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Contusion myocardiqueMyocardial contusion.
Réanimation, 2001Within the framework of blunt cardiac injury, myocardial contusion (MC) is a specific pathological entity. In clinical practice, blunt chest trauma and multiple trauma are the two circumstances when the diagnosis of MC has to be suggested. The ECG abnormalities concerning MC are considered to be early and transient.
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Contusion Rupture of The Globe
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1987Abstract. Severe contusion‐injuries caused rupture of the globe in 20 eyes in 18 patients. 14 eyes had an open rupture (OR) and primary closure was performed in 13 eyes and one eye was enucleated. Six eyes with closed rupture (CR) had no emergency exploration. In both types of rupture, we intended to do vitrectomy within 14 days.
N, Eide, P, Syrdalen
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Ultrastructure of Contusion Cataract
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1995We investigated the histopathologic condition of four lenses with contusion rosette cataract by light and electron microscopy; periods between blunt trauma and cataract extraction varied from 4 months to 40 years. The initial morphologic changes appear to be the formation of intercellular vacuoles within the lens epithelium and the swelling of ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1974
Sixty-two cases of pulmonary contusion (PC) were treated in 3½ years. Of the last 37 patients, routinely treated with positive pressure ventilation (PPV), seven died, whereas of the first 25, in whom PPV was not routinely used from the outset, 12 died. The two groups were comparable in age, degree of trauma, and injuries to other body areas.
R, Roscher, R, Bittner, U, Stockmann
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Sixty-two cases of pulmonary contusion (PC) were treated in 3½ years. Of the last 37 patients, routinely treated with positive pressure ventilation (PPV), seven died, whereas of the first 25, in whom PPV was not routinely used from the outset, 12 died. The two groups were comparable in age, degree of trauma, and injuries to other body areas.
R, Roscher, R, Bittner, U, Stockmann
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1964
Though the eye is afforded a great deal of protection by the bony orbit, contusion injuries of the globe are common. Fists, baseballs, and other low-speed missiles account for most of these nonpenetrating injuries. It has been estimated that missile velocity must exceed 300 feet per second to effect perforation of the human cornea.1Contusion is ...
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Though the eye is afforded a great deal of protection by the bony orbit, contusion injuries of the globe are common. Fists, baseballs, and other low-speed missiles account for most of these nonpenetrating injuries. It has been estimated that missile velocity must exceed 300 feet per second to effect perforation of the human cornea.1Contusion is ...
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