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Orthopaedic Nursing, 1990
Crush syndrome is characterized by a predictable sequence of events that include hypovolemia, compartment syndrome, rhabdomyolysis and acute tubular necrosis (ATN). Cardiac dysrhythmias are common. Pathophysiology, current management, and a plan of nursing care for patients with crush syndrome are presented.
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Crush syndrome is characterized by a predictable sequence of events that include hypovolemia, compartment syndrome, rhabdomyolysis and acute tubular necrosis (ATN). Cardiac dysrhythmias are common. Pathophysiology, current management, and a plan of nursing care for patients with crush syndrome are presented.
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Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 1988
Multilevel lesions along a peripheral nerve trunk do occur. In the double crush syndrome as postulated by Upton and McComas, the presence of a more proximal lesion does seem to render the more distal nerve trunk more vulnerable to compression. While the exact pathophysiologic mechanism of this interaction is not yet elucidated, it most likely relates ...
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Multilevel lesions along a peripheral nerve trunk do occur. In the double crush syndrome as postulated by Upton and McComas, the presence of a more proximal lesion does seem to render the more distal nerve trunk more vulnerable to compression. While the exact pathophysiologic mechanism of this interaction is not yet elucidated, it most likely relates ...
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Orthopaedic Nursing, 2003
Nerve entrapment conditions and peripheral neuropathies are sometimes related to injurious events, toxicosis, and repetitive microtrauma to soft tissue and nerve structures. An interesting theory concerning peripheral entrapment neuropathy has been discussed in the literature. This theory is called the double crush syndrome.
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Nerve entrapment conditions and peripheral neuropathies are sometimes related to injurious events, toxicosis, and repetitive microtrauma to soft tissue and nerve structures. An interesting theory concerning peripheral entrapment neuropathy has been discussed in the literature. This theory is called the double crush syndrome.
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Emergency Medicine, 1992
ABSTRACTObjective: To describe the clinical features of crush syndrome, the inter‐relationship between rhabdomyolysis, compartment syndrome and crush syndrome, and to make recommendations on the pre‐hospital and emergency department management of the condition.Clinical features: Three case reports are described of patients presenting with crush ...
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ABSTRACTObjective: To describe the clinical features of crush syndrome, the inter‐relationship between rhabdomyolysis, compartment syndrome and crush syndrome, and to make recommendations on the pre‐hospital and emergency department management of the condition.Clinical features: Three case reports are described of patients presenting with crush ...
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2008
Crush injury (CI) is defined as a direct and local injury to the limbs that is caused by continuous prolonged pressure, basically causing damage to the muscle cells. Crush syndrome (CS), or reperfusion syndrome, is the systemic manifestation of CI (systemic pathopysiological and biochemical clinical picture, e.g. renal failure).
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Crush injury (CI) is defined as a direct and local injury to the limbs that is caused by continuous prolonged pressure, basically causing damage to the muscle cells. Crush syndrome (CS), or reperfusion syndrome, is the systemic manifestation of CI (systemic pathopysiological and biochemical clinical picture, e.g. renal failure).
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1945
The crush syndrome, also known as compression syndrome with traumatic edema, has been described in British and American literature since 1940. The Medical Research Council of Great Britain has collected data on 100 cases. The typical case is fairly clearcut, and its differential diagnosis is not usually difficult.
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The crush syndrome, also known as compression syndrome with traumatic edema, has been described in British and American literature since 1940. The Medical Research Council of Great Britain has collected data on 100 cases. The typical case is fairly clearcut, and its differential diagnosis is not usually difficult.
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Crush injury and syndrome: A review for emergency clinicians
American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2023Stephen Liang +2 more
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The Crush Syndrome in Ophthalmology
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1953openaire +2 more sources