Titlebook: Neck Injuries; Syed Maqbool Ahmad Babar Book 2000 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2000 aneurysm.shock.spine.stroke.thrombosis.trauma.Trauma

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Fire Burns,Fire burns to the neck in isolation are rare. Usually, such burns cause injury to the region of the face, the chest as well as to the neck. A common source of such an injury is faulty cooking equipment used with impunity and carelessness. Electric cookers are the safest and the rare instances of local thermal burns are confined to the hands.

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Deceleration Injuries of the Neck,These are associated with high-performance car accidents and falls from heights. As the victim decelerates, the viscera continue to move forwards at the terminal velocity. This tears the blood vessels and visceral vascular pedicles from the points of attachment.

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latrogenic Injuries,The popular description of a neck injury usually relates to an external trauma of the neck such as a stab wound or a gunshot injury. It is only in the past few years that the concept has expanded to include iatrogenic injuries from diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. Many of these, in the neck, now occur during interventional radiology.

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Incidence of Neck Injuries,The incidence of isolated neck injuries is extremely difficult to evaluate because these are very rare. When these do occur they are often fatal. Neck injuries usually occur with multiple or craniofacial injuries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0787-3aneurysm; shock; spine; stroke; thrombosis; trauma; Trauma Surgery

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Introduction, 5000-year-old Egyptian papyrus. . In this, Imhotep (the greatest of ancient Egypt’s physician-cum-architects who also designed and built the step pyramid of Saqqara), vividly described a knife-inflicted oesophageal perforation, which resulted in a demonstrable mucocutaneous fistula.

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Scalds and Insect Bites,duced by car radiators when a driver inadvertently uncaps the radiator of an overheated car. A blast of steam and boiling water damage the face and the associated part of the neck. This is probably the commonest accidental variety of steam scald produced to the region of the neck in adult men. Treat

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