Titlebook: Management of Severe Traumatic Brain Injury; Evidence, Tricks, an Terje Sundstr?m,Per-Olof Gr?nde,Knut Gustav Wester Book 2020Latest editio

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What the Neurosurgeon and the Trauma Team Want to Know: What, Who, When, and Where? between hospitals. The information must also cover vital functions and should be transferred to the neurosurgical unit’s responsible neurosurgeon and the trauma team during the first contact with the referring hospital or the ambulance medical staff. We recommend the use of a standard hand-written checklist type of form or in a digital format.

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abilitation center.Presents evidence-based recommendations f.This comprehensively updated second edition features major revisions, 24 new chapters and more than 40 new authors, reflecting both the advances and key challenges within the field. Offering a systematic guide to the management of children

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Pathophysiology of Severe Traumatic Brain Injuryhese may contribute to worsening brain injury. Understanding of the secondary and late injury processes is key in developing novel treatment targets and for correct clinical assessment of the patient. In this chapter, the crucial pathophysiological events occurring in TBI are summarized.

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Biomechanics and Preventionhe best indicator of TBI risk. A radial impact, such as in fall accidents, causes substantially higher stresses in the skull with an associated higher risk of skull fractures and TBIs secondary to those impacts.

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Classification of Head Injury clinical guidelines use injury severity stratification. Regarding the Scandinavian Neurotrauma Committee guidelines, those for adults and for children, this stratification has been validated in external international cohorts.

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Primary Clinical Assessmentvel of consciousness, and such scoring should together with pupil examination be used repetitively to recognise improvement or deterioration over time. Furthermore, the primary clinical evaluation of the patient can be used as a predictor of long-term outcome.