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Primary Care - Clinics in Office Practice, 2020
Neck injuries are relatively uncommon but have the potential to cause serious and permanent disability. In athletes, injuries are most common in contact sports, and occur with direct axial loading with a forward-flexed neck. Soft tissue and peripheral nerve injuries are typically minor and self-limiting, with excellent recovery potential and return to ...
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Neck injuries are relatively uncommon but have the potential to cause serious and permanent disability. In athletes, injuries are most common in contact sports, and occur with direct axial loading with a forward-flexed neck. Soft tissue and peripheral nerve injuries are typically minor and self-limiting, with excellent recovery potential and return to ...
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Sharp neck injuries in suicidal intention [PDF]
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 2014 Sharp neck injuries in suicidal intention often present as serious emergency situations with the need for an immediate diagnosis and treatment. We report our study of the clinical evolution of this emergency condition.
Peter Zbaeren +2 more
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Acta Otorrinolaringologica (English Edition), 2012
Neck injuries are of great clinical interest because they can induce very significant consequences if not handled properly and can even lead to death. The aim of our study was to analyse external deep cervical trauma in our hospital.A retrospective study of all external deep neck injuries seen in a tertiary hospital over the course of 24 years that ...
Roberto, García-Zornoza +5 more
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Neck injuries are of great clinical interest because they can induce very significant consequences if not handled properly and can even lead to death. The aim of our study was to analyse external deep cervical trauma in our hospital.A retrospective study of all external deep neck injuries seen in a tertiary hospital over the course of 24 years that ...
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Southern Medical Journal, 2000
Penetrating neck trauma may be managed operatively or nonoperatively, depending on precise anatomic location. Conservative management of zone II injuries is currently an issue under debate. We present a brief case report followed by a description of the current strategies for operative exploration and diagnostic maneuvers in penetrating neck injuries ...
B, Siegrist, G, Steeb
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Penetrating neck trauma may be managed operatively or nonoperatively, depending on precise anatomic location. Conservative management of zone II injuries is currently an issue under debate. We present a brief case report followed by a description of the current strategies for operative exploration and diagnostic maneuvers in penetrating neck injuries ...
B, Siegrist, G, Steeb
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Penetrating injuries of the neck
Injury, 1975In view of the close arrangement of a large number of vital structures in the neck, penetrating wounds in this region should be considered as potentially lethal. Nineteen cases of injury to great vessels and food and air passages which required repair are analysed. There were 4 deaths, giving an overall mortality of 21 per cent.
A, Thavendran +3 more
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Aerodigestive Injuries of the Neck
The American Surgeon, 2001Cervical aerodigestive trauma is rare and most centers have a limited experience with its management. The purpose of this review was to study the epidemiology, diagnosis, and problems related to the early evaluation and management of these injuries.
P, Vassiliu +5 more
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2008
The modern approach to patients presenting with penetrating injuries to the neck requires the cautious integration of clinical findings and appropriate imaging studies for formulation of an effective, safe, and minimally invasive modality of treatment. The optimal management of these injuries has undergone considerable debate regarding surgical versus ...
Shahrokh C, Bagheri +2 more
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The modern approach to patients presenting with penetrating injuries to the neck requires the cautious integration of clinical findings and appropriate imaging studies for formulation of an effective, safe, and minimally invasive modality of treatment. The optimal management of these injuries has undergone considerable debate regarding surgical versus ...
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Penetrating Injuries of the Neck
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1973Even the most innocent looking wound may hide potentially lethal injuries of major blood vessels, the airway, pharynx, or esophagus. All cervical wounds require early surgical exploration for the entire depth of the wound, with definitive treatment of all injured structures.
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Management of Injuries of the Neck
Archives of Surgery, 1957The stab wound of the neck may involve any one or many of the vital organs in the neck. Fortunately, in stab wounds some of the vital organs often escape injury as they are pushed aside by the stabbing instrument. Bullet or missile wounds of the neck are most serious.
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Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1996
Whiplash, or post-traumatic, neck injury is an increasingly frequent clinical problem. Large numbers of patients present with both acute and chronic physical symptoms. It has frequently been alleged that psychological factors and social variables (especially the influence of possible compensation) are major causes of persistent physical complaints and ...
R, Mayou, B P, Radanov
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Whiplash, or post-traumatic, neck injury is an increasingly frequent clinical problem. Large numbers of patients present with both acute and chronic physical symptoms. It has frequently been alleged that psychological factors and social variables (especially the influence of possible compensation) are major causes of persistent physical complaints and ...
R, Mayou, B P, Radanov
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