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Crush injury and crush syndrome
World Journal of Surgery, 1992AbstractCrush injury is caused by continuous prolonged pressure on the limbs. It is found in patients extricated after being trapped for at least 4 hours. The main injury is to the muscles of the limbs. Treatment should be conservative and fasciotomy should be avoided.
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Classic crush and DK crush stenting techniques
EuroIntervention, 2015Clinical data have supported the advantages of the double kissing (DK) crush technique, which consists of stenting the side branch (SB), balloon crush, first kissing, stenting the main vessel (MV) and final kissing balloon inflation, for complex coronary bifurcation lesions compared to other stenting techniques.
Jun-Jie, Zhang, Shao-Liang, Chen
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Consensus statement on crush injury and crush syndrome
Accident and Emergency Nursing, 2004Crush syndrome remains rare in European practice. It is, however, common in areas of civil disorder and where the normal structures of society have given way to civil war or natural disaster. Western doctors are becoming increasingly involved in such situations and there is no reason to believe that instances due to more conventional causes, such as ...
Ian, Greaves, Keith M, Porter
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Extended Abstracts of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2019
We introduceCrushed It!, an interactive game on a sensor floor. This floor is combined with a multiple projector system to reduce occlusions from players' interactions with the floor. Individual displays, an HTC Vive to track player position, and smart watches were added to provide an extra layer of interactivity. We created this interactive experience
Rina R. Wehbe +7 more
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We introduceCrushed It!, an interactive game on a sensor floor. This floor is combined with a multiple projector system to reduce occlusions from players' interactions with the floor. Individual displays, an HTC Vive to track player position, and smart watches were added to provide an extra layer of interactivity. We created this interactive experience
Rina R. Wehbe +7 more
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2019
Transcriptomic analysis of susceptible and resilient subtypes of retinal ganglion cells following injury reveal resilience-associated genes, which when overexpressed in susceptible types increase survival.
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Transcriptomic analysis of susceptible and resilient subtypes of retinal ganglion cells following injury reveal resilience-associated genes, which when overexpressed in susceptible types increase survival.
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Critical Care Medicine, 2005
The assessment, management, and treatment of the entrapped victim are critical skills needed to ensure a successful outcome. Individuals have been trapped in the "rubble" for even short periods of time only to succumb to predictable consequences of muscle compression injury.
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The assessment, management, and treatment of the entrapped victim are critical skills needed to ensure a successful outcome. Individuals have been trapped in the "rubble" for even short periods of time only to succumb to predictable consequences of muscle compression injury.
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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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STUDY OF CRUSH FROM CRUSHING DIFFERENT BRANDS OF CRUSHED CONCRETE
Scientific works/Elmi eserler, 1996Abstract. The results of the study of the grain-size composition and the grade of crushability of recycled crushed stone and their dependence on the strength of the original recycled concrete are presented. It is found that recycled crushed stone obtained from the original concrete of classes B20, B25, B30, B40 does not meet the requirements of GOST ...
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Crushing Injuries of the Chest
The American Journal of Nursing, 1959ACONSTANTLY increasing number of patients with crushing injuries of the chest are brought to the emergency rooms of hospitals across the country. When a fast moving automobile comes to a sudden stop in a collision, the impact of the chest wall against the steering wheel, dashboard, or ground often results in severe injuries to the chest. The person may
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