Titlebook: Damage Control Management in the Polytrauma Patient; Hans-Christoph Pape,Andrew B. Peitzman,Peter V. Gi Book 2017Latest edition Springer I

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Response to Major Injurylation and complement cascades. Understanding the systemic inflammatory response to injury is critical to the care of the injured patient. This chapter reviews the pathobiology of the systemic inflammatory response to major trauma and considers the deleterious effects of the uncontrolled host response to injury.

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Head Injuryery, but more to the fact that additional surgery with potential blood loss and possible resultant hypotension or hypoxia can adversely affect an injured brain. It has been shown that a single episode of hypotension or hypoxia can adversely affect outcome of all severities of head injury [1–6].

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New Technologies for Vascular Injuries and Hemorrhage Controlssure onto blood vessels and promote clotting. Newer resuscitation strategies stress the use of plasma and platelets early. This balanced resuscitation likely prevents the coagulopathy of trauma instead of treating it.

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ICU Care Following Damage Control Surgerywhere definitive operative treatment will be rendered. The topics that will be discussed will include mechanical ventilation, resuscitation protocols, use of thromboelastography in resuscitation, and methods to correct hypothermia and acidosis.