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The crush injury: A high risk wound [PDF]
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians, 1976 A standardized experimental impact injury model was developed to produce soft tissue trauma that simulated impact injuries to soft tissue overlying the cranium. An aluminum impact instrument was constructed so as to deliver a measured amount of energy to a finite area of soft tissue over a fixed foundation.
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Wound Irrigation in Musculoskeletal Injury
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2001Wound irrigation to remove debris and lessen bacterial contamination is an essential component of open fracture care. However, considerable practice variation exists in the details of technique. Volume is an important factor; increased volume improves wound cleansing to a point, but the optimal volume is unknown.
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Tissue Injury Caused by Wound Disinfectants
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1967Wound disinfectants of various kinds were tested on microwounds and on different tissues in animals and in man. The analysis was performed by vital microscopy, electron microscopy, and microangiography. It was found that disinfectants, regardless of type, damaged tissue and interfered with tissue function, thereby increasing the injury already existing
J. Lundskog +5 more
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Major venous injuries and bullet wounds
Injury, 1976A review of the reported incidence, management and results of treatment of major vein injuries is presented and a brief account given of the mechanism of vascular damage by high-velocity bullet wounds. This paper reports 3 cases of isolated major venous injury caused by high-velocity bullets. Repair was performed in each case.
M.L. Ayres, I. Winspur
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Puncture Wounds and Needle-Related Injuries
2018People working in the medical field may be exposed to potentially infectious blood while working. The risk of infection from a cut or puncture wound with contaminated instruments depends on several factors. Among the most important are the type of injury, the amount of contaminated material and the quantity of the infectious agent.
Luigi Segagni Lusignani +4 more
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Wounds, burns, trauma, and injury
Wound Medicine, 2016Abstract The purpose of this review paper is to discuss many areas related to wounds, photobiomodulation, reactive oxygen species, biofilms, neutrophils in wounds, other cells and growth factors in wounds, T cells in wounds, additional role of stem cell in wounds, mast cells in wounds, trauma and injury, surgical management, burns, trauma and injury,
Krishan Kumar +2 more
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Military Behavioral Health, 2018
For many years at the University of Dayton I kept a short list of the names of psychologists to whom I could refer a student who was having psychological problems best addressed by them.
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For many years at the University of Dayton I kept a short list of the names of psychologists to whom I could refer a student who was having psychological problems best addressed by them.
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Wound ballistics of gunshot injuries
Hellenic Journal of Surgery, 2015Understanding the mechanism of tissue damage by handgun and rifle ammunition involves a certain level of familiarity with the ballistic behaviour of bullets in soft targets. The damage produced may be limited to tissue disruption along the path of the penetrating projectile, which is the type of injury seen with non-deforming handgun bullets and under ...
Georgios Hadjigeorgiou +4 more
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2017
A crucial consideration in trauma management is the way the human body behaves in normal physiology as well as when it is exposed to injury. Mechanisms of injury and healing of wounds need to be understood well if outcomes are to be optimized and improved. The progressive care of the trauma survivor hinges on these aspects.
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A crucial consideration in trauma management is the way the human body behaves in normal physiology as well as when it is exposed to injury. Mechanisms of injury and healing of wounds need to be understood well if outcomes are to be optimized and improved. The progressive care of the trauma survivor hinges on these aspects.
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A Penetrating Facial Wound With Burn Injury
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2018Abstract A patient presented with a complex penetrating facial wound by high temperature steel. The hot steel penetrated right temple, ethmoid bone, and maxillary sinus, and then exited from his left cheek. He kept his right eye but lost his sight. For functional and esthetic considerations, treatments were provided in a staged
Carlo M. Oranges +6 more
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