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The British journal of theatre nursing : NATNews : the official journal of the National Association of Theatre Nurses, 1992
All tourniquet equipment must be regularly maintained. Cuffs and tubing must be checked for leaks, gauges calibrated regularly and automatic apparatus which depends upon reservoirs of gas must not be allowed to become depleted. A tourniquet is an invaluable piece of equipment when used correctly.
S H, Phillips, A, Lee
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All tourniquet equipment must be regularly maintained. Cuffs and tubing must be checked for leaks, gauges calibrated regularly and automatic apparatus which depends upon reservoirs of gas must not be allowed to become depleted. A tourniquet is an invaluable piece of equipment when used correctly.
S H, Phillips, A, Lee
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Tourniquets Last to Tourniquets First
Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2020John F, Kragh +2 more
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Pediatrics, 1971
We have observed a condition similar to, and equally as serious as that described by Dr. Quinn as the "Toe Tourniquet Syndrome."1 Last year, while practicing as a resident physician in a busy pediatric emergency room, we treated five male infants for a condition which consisted of prolonged crying and tourniquetting of the penis by human hair.
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We have observed a condition similar to, and equally as serious as that described by Dr. Quinn as the "Toe Tourniquet Syndrome."1 Last year, while practicing as a resident physician in a busy pediatric emergency room, we treated five male infants for a condition which consisted of prolonged crying and tourniquetting of the penis by human hair.
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Tourniquet pain: calf versus ankle tourniquet.
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet, 2013The tourniquet pain during 30 minutes after the application of calf tourniquet and ankle tourniquet were assessed and compared in 63 healthy volunteers, 32 males and 31 females whose ages ranged from 21-36 (average, 24) years. The visual analogue pain score assessed at 0, 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 minutes of adequate tourniquet pressure application and after
Choompon, Piyavunno +1 more
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Archives of Surgery, 1954
A TOURNIQUET is usually applied as a first-aid measure to stop bleeding when blood vessels are damaged in battle casualties as well as with injuries in civilian life. It is also widely used in orthopedic, nerve, or plastic surgery when a bloodless field is required.
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A TOURNIQUET is usually applied as a first-aid measure to stop bleeding when blood vessels are damaged in battle casualties as well as with injuries in civilian life. It is also widely used in orthopedic, nerve, or plastic surgery when a bloodless field is required.
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Penile tourniquet: the Wharton tourniquet
The Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of EnglandS, Nour, G H, Lafford, S M, Wharton
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