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Intelligent detection and grading diagnosis of fresh rib fractures based on deep learning. [PDF]
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Multivariate analysis of the effectiveness of the surgical treatment of the non-flail chest type of multiple rib fractures. [PDF]
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Comparative efficacy of tunnel minimally invasive technique versus traditional open reduction and internal fixation for rib fractures. [PDF]
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Asian Cardiovascular and Thoracic Annals, 2015
Background Other than trauma, rib fracture can occur spontaneously due to a severe cough or sneeze. In this study, patients with spontaneous rib fractures were analyzed according to age, sex, underlying pathology, treatment, and complications. Methods Twelve patients who presented between February 2009 and February 2011 with spontaneous rib fracture ...
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Background Other than trauma, rib fracture can occur spontaneously due to a severe cough or sneeze. In this study, patients with spontaneous rib fractures were analyzed according to age, sex, underlying pathology, treatment, and complications. Methods Twelve patients who presented between February 2009 and February 2011 with spontaneous rib fracture ...
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Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2004
The ribs are an uncommon site of stress fracture. Typical locations are the first rib anterolaterally, the fourth through ninth ribs laterally and posterolaterally, and the posteromedial upper ribs. Muscular forces are predominantly responsible for these fractures.
Leonard P, Connolly, Susan A, Connolly
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The ribs are an uncommon site of stress fracture. Typical locations are the first rib anterolaterally, the fourth through ninth ribs laterally and posterolaterally, and the posteromedial upper ribs. Muscular forces are predominantly responsible for these fractures.
Leonard P, Connolly, Susan A, Connolly
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DHR Proceedings, 2021
Rib fractures, though usually are not lethal immediately, can lead to terrible complications like pneumonia and lead to mortality in trauma patients. Operative and non-operative management of rib fractures depending on severity are both reviewed.
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Rib fractures, though usually are not lethal immediately, can lead to terrible complications like pneumonia and lead to mortality in trauma patients. Operative and non-operative management of rib fractures depending on severity are both reviewed.
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Asian Cardiovascular and Thoracic Annals, 2015
Background Occasionally, patients who complain of chest pain after the onset of coughing are diagnosed with rib fractures. We investigated the characteristics of cough-induced rib fractures. Methods Between April 2008 and December 2013, 17 patients were referred to our hospital with chest pain after the onset of coughing. Rib radiography was performed,
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Background Occasionally, patients who complain of chest pain after the onset of coughing are diagnosed with rib fractures. We investigated the characteristics of cough-induced rib fractures. Methods Between April 2008 and December 2013, 17 patients were referred to our hospital with chest pain after the onset of coughing. Rib radiography was performed,
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The American Surgeon™, 2008
Rib fractures (RF) are noted in 4 to 12 per cent of trauma admissions. To define RF risks at a Level 1 trauma center, investigators conducted a 10-year (1995–2004) retrospective analysis of all trauma patients. Blunt chest trauma was seen in 13 per cent (1,475/11,533) of patients and RF in 808 patients (55% blunt chest trauma, 7% blunt trauma).
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Rib fractures (RF) are noted in 4 to 12 per cent of trauma admissions. To define RF risks at a Level 1 trauma center, investigators conducted a 10-year (1995–2004) retrospective analysis of all trauma patients. Blunt chest trauma was seen in 13 per cent (1,475/11,533) of patients and RF in 808 patients (55% blunt chest trauma, 7% blunt trauma).
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