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Traumatic esophageal laceration presenting as a tongue laceration
Journal of Acute Medicine, 2011 AbstractEsophageal injuries may occur spontaneously because of iatrogenic instrumental injury, foreign body impaction, or external trauma. Traumatic esophageal laceration is rare and can lead to significant morbidity such as perforation, mediastinitis, retropharyngeal abscess, or deep neck infection.
Jehng, Yauh-Mirng +3 more
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Management of tongue and lip laceration due to dystonia in a 1-year-old infant
Journal of Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry, 2017 This case report describes the management of tongue and lip lacerations due to dystonia in a 1-year-old infant. A splint was given to raise the bite and prevent repeated trauma and aid in healing of the oral tissue.
J P Beena
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EMERGENCIES TREATMENT FOR TONGUE LACERATION IN CHILDREN : A SERIAL CASE
International Journal of Medical Reviews and Case Reports, 2019 Introduction: In children, tongue laceration may occur through several mechanisms, but are most common after a fall or a collision with an object or person. Tongue laceration provides a challenge for an emergency physician with a thought to suture or not.
Andi Arfandi Arifuddin +3 more
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Traumatic Bull Gore Injuries to Oropharynx- A Case Report [PDF]
Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2022 Bull gore injury is not an uncommon injury comprises 2% among the traumatic injuries, especially in the rural area. The damage is predominantly caused by the animal's horn tip.
Namasivaya Navin +3 more
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Use of bronchial blocker in emergent thoracotomy in presence of upper airway hemorrhage, and cervical spine fracture: a difficult decision [PDF]
Revista Brasileira de Anestesiologia, 2018 Female, 85 y.o., weighting 60 kg, multiple trauma patient. After an initial laparotomy, an emergent thoracotomy was performed using a bronchial blocker for lung isolation (initial active suction was applied).
Carlos Almeida +3 more
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Journal of Medical Case Reports, 2017 Background Surfing is an increasingly popular activity and surfing-related injuries have increased accordingly. However, to the best of our knowledge, there are no reports of penetrating upper airway injuries in surfers.
Yuko Ono +3 more
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Case Series: Successful Resuscitation of Severe Facial Injuries Caused by a Chainsaw [PDF]
Journal of Trauma and Injury, 2019 The treatment outcome remains poor of severe facial injuries because of the high risk of compromised airway or massive bleeding. We experienced two successful treatment cases of severe facial injury by the chainsaw. A 52-year-male had his face injured by
Han Joo Choi
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Tongue crushing trismus following brainstem stroke
Brain Disorders38-year-old female presented to emergency with history of dizziness followed by loss of consciousness. She was intubated in ED due to low GCS E3 M4 V1 and admitted to neuro intensive care unit. MRI Brain showed left and right pontine paramedian and right
Prince Thakkar +2 more
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To Sew or Not to Sew: A Case Report
Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y. Patil VidyapeethIntroduction-Tongue injuries in children vary from slight lacerations to complete amputations. It could be due to fall, self-mutilation, epilepsy, child abuse, or sport injury.
Chaitali Hambire, Umesh Hambire
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Animals, 2020 A proposition addressed here is that, although bitted horses are viewed by many equestrians as being largely free of bit-related mouth pain, it seems likely that most behavioural signs of such pain are simply not recognised.
David J. Mellor
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