Abdominal Esophagus and Stomach

Nov 7, 2017 by in General Surgery Comments Off on Abdominal Esophagus and Stomach

Fig. 45.1 Gastric injuries may be repaired with a running single-layer closure; full thickness bites of the stomach will ensure hemostasis from the well-vascularized gastric wall Fig. 45.2 Tangential injuries…

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Plain X-Rays for Penetrating Trauma

Nov 7, 2017 by in General Surgery Comments Off on Plain X-Rays for Penetrating Trauma

Fig. 15.1 Image of a left flail chest (red ellipse) with associated subcutaneous emphysema (red arrow) Soft tissue emphysema is another common abnormality that is often identified on radiographic imaging…

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Forensic Pathology and Trauma

Nov 7, 2017 by in General Surgery Comments Off on Forensic Pathology and Trauma

Fig. 82.1 Confirmation of a complex vascular injury that caused exsanguinations. Patient demised on arrival to the emergency department. ERT was not successful Fig. 82.2 En bloc dissection showing a…

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Popliteal Vessels

Nov 7, 2017 by in General Surgery Comments Off on Popliteal Vessels

Is the patient hemodynamically stable? Blood products available – how many and what type Second surgeon or vascular surgeon available Anesthesia understands the patient status and plan Vascular instruments and…

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Penetrating Cardiac Trauma

Nov 7, 2017 by in General Surgery Comments Off on Penetrating Cardiac Trauma

Fig. 38.1 Cardiac repair via a clamshell thoracotomy incision. The proximal part of the severed left mammary artery is identified and ligated In situations that the patient is not in…

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