Titlebook: Common Surgical Diseases; An Algorithmic Appro Jonathan A. Myers (Assistant Professor of Surgery Book 20082nd edition Springer-Verlag New

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Rocío Pérez-Campa?a,Rubén Talavera-Garcíaransfusion. After a massive transfusion (a single transfusion of 2,500–5,000ml over 24h), a variety of problems can occur. These include circulatory overload, DIC, dilutional thrombocytopenia, impaired platelet function, hypothermia-induced coagulopathy due to cold products, deficiency of factors V,

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Key Concepts of Social Inequalities,nsible for over 160,000 deaths annually. Over 40 million people will seek medical care because of intentional or accidental trauma this year, accounting for nearly 40% of all emergency department visits in the USA..The injured patient must be assessed quickly and treatment of life-threatening injuri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37142-4e quality as he/she responds. Indications for further airway intervention include ., and .. A patient with a depressed level of consciousness due to head injury or shock will be unable to protect the airway and may have airway obstruction due to thetongue falling posteriorly into the oropharynx.

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Nordic Geographies of Nation and Nationhood,se this region are the primary cause of immediate morbidity and mortality. But just as morbid are unidentified/unassuming-isolated injuries to the esophagus. Penetrating injury may be caused by projectile or blade with each assuming different subtleties in management. Penetrating injury caused by pr

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Abhishek,Richa Saxena,Rekha Kumariinjuries is that outcomes improve with shorter transport time. Certain interventions may be performed in the field or at nontrauma centers to prevent imminent death, but rapid evacuation to a trauma center should not be delayed. A. .: If there is any question regarding ability to maintain an airway,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10183-0 bleeding bony surfaces or disruption of the pelvic venous plexus. Arterial involvement, however, is seen in only 10% of all pelvic fractures. In addition, because of the high-energy trauma, pelvic fractures are frequently associated with intrapelvic and abdominal visceral trauma. Thus the workup an