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Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 2 potx

... regularly damage vessels below the elbow. The popularity of using the brachial artery as a site for vascular access for endovascular pro-cedures has caused an increase in iatrogenic cath-eter-related ... dislocation Axillary arterySupracondylar fracture of the humerusBrachial arteryElbow dislocation Brachial arteryChapter 2 Vascular Injuries to the Thoracic Outlet Area 16 have a thoracic ... clavicular region may also damage the in-nominate artery. The same mechanisms are com-mon for injuries to the subclavian and proximal axillary arteries. Stab wounds are associated with a...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 3 pdf

... routine analysis and blood typing and cross-matching. Laboratory studies follow stan-dard trauma management and should also include acid-base balance, serum amylase, and urineanal-ysis. Fluid ... visualization. Its main advantage is reported to be diagnosis of dia-phragmatic injuries in stable patients.5.5 Management and Treatment 5.5 .1 Management Before Treatment5.5 .1. 1 Treatment and Management ... States of 10 1 patients with penetrating trauma, including 13 axillary or subclavian cases. Half of the patients had nerve injuries as well. At follow-up the limb salvage rate was 99%, and all...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 4 ppt

... located below the mesocolon. Lateral perito-neal hematomas occur after renal vessel and pa-renchymal injuries. A pelvic hematoma indicate iliac vessel damage. 61 erate ligation during exploration. ... are available and that such management does not delay final treatment. Blunt abdominal trauma causing splenic injury can also be treated by endovascular embolization. In most published patient ... a er penetrating abdominal trauma: identifying those who are bleeding. Arch Surg. 2005; 14 0(8):767–772Fuller J, Ashar BS, Carey-Corrado J. Trocar-associ-ated injuries and fatalities: an analysis...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 5 pot

... an intramural hematoma, which is a hemorrhage into the medial layer of the aortic wall without an intimal tear. Intramural he-matomas have a natural history similar to aortic dissection and ... pan-creatitis and myocardial infarction. These can be verified by electrocardiogram (ECG), a plain ab-dominal x-ray, a CT scan, ultrasound, or urogra-phy as well as by blood tests.7.5 Management ... performing a major operation because of a sus-pected ruptured AAA in a patient who actually is suffering from an acute myocardial infarction. The only way to avoid this is to keep the AAA di-agnosis...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 6 potx

... While vascular spasm is rare and should not be regarded as the main expla-nation for lack of distal blood flow, injection of 1 2 ml papaverine into the graft can also be tried.After vascular ... 10 69.5.2.3 Distal Control and Exploration 10 99.5.2.4 Shunting 11 09.5.2.5 Vessel Repair 11 29.5.2.6 Finishing the Operation 11 39.5.3 Endovascular Treatment 11 39.5.4 Management After Treatment 11 49.6 ... or accidents. Because of the rise in the number of endovascular procedures, iatro-genic injuries have also become an increasing part of vascular trauma. Vascular injuries may cause life-threatening...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 7 ppt

... Ischemia 12 2 10 .3.3 .1 Classication 12 2 10 .3.3.2 Viable Leg 12 3 10 .3.3.3 Threatened Leg 12 3 10 .3.3.4 Management Strategy 12 3 10 .4 Diagnostics 12 3 10 .5 Management and Treatment 12 4 10 .5 .1 Management ... B PART Chapter 11 Vascular Access in Trauma 13 8course, be in accordance with local prescriptions and routines. 11 .3 .1. 1 Management Guidelines in Acute Vascular Access Always start by ... greater saphenous vein a) 1. Scrub and drape a 10 u10 cm large area ante-rior to the medial malleolus.2. If the patient is awake, infiltrate a local anes - thetic.3. Make a 3 cm-long transverse...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 9 ppsx

... Bleeding 17 4 14 .6.3 .1 In the Emergency Department 17 4 14 .6.3.2 Operation 17 4 14 .6.4 Aneurysms and Hematomas 17 5 14 .6.4 .1 In the Emergency Department 17 5 14 .6.4.2 Operation 17 5 14 .6.4 Arterial Insuciency ... 18 6 15 .8 .1 Autologous Vein 18 7 15 .8.2 Synthetic Vascular Prosthesis . . . . . . . 18 7 15 .9 Veins 18 8 15 .10 Other 19 0 15 .10 .1 Drains 19 0 15 .10 .2 Infection Prophylaxis 19 0 15 .1 SummaryAlways use atraumatic ... Thrombosis 17 2 14 .6 .1. 1 In the Emergency Department 17 2 14 .6 .1. 2 Operation 17 2 14 .6 .1. 3 Thrombolysis 17 3 14 .6.2 Infections 17 3 14 .6.2 .1 In the Emergency Department 17 3 14 .6.2.2 Operation 17 4 14 .6.3...

Emergency Vascular Surgery A Practical Guide - part 10 pot

... 11 3paralysis 12 2, 14 6paralysis 41 paramedics 5paraplegia 95paresthesia 41, 12 2patch 11 , 11 2– angioplasty 18 4– material 18 5– technique 18 5patchy discoloration 13 2patency 17 6– primary assisted 14 8– ... 14 8atheroembolism 13 1atherosclerotic plaque 12 1atraumatic vascular instru-ment 18 0atrial fibrillation 12 0, 12 9atriocaval shunting 56auscultation 10 3autologous– arteriovenous fistula 16 7– vein 11 , 11 3autotransfusion ... infection 17 1access-area infection 17 3accidents 10 2– of high impact 10 3acetabular screw 63acid-base balance 69acidosis 13 0, 14 5ACT value 15 0acute intestinal ischemia– aggressive diagnostic...

Antiarrhythmic Drugs A practical guide – Part 1 doc

... passages in a review.First published 19 97Second edition 2007 1 2007ISBN: 97 8 -1 -4 05 1- 6 35 1- 4 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataFogoros, Richard N.Antiarrhythmic Drugs : a practical ... practical guide / Richard N. Fogoros. – 2nd ed.p. ; cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.ISBN 97 8 -1 -4 05 1- 6 35 1- 4 (alk. paper) 1. Myocardial depressants. 2. Arrhythmia–Chemotherapy. ... branch block or a transmural myocardial infarction,can be readily discerned.ContentsPreface, vAknowledgments, viii Part 1 Basic principlesChapter 1 Mechanisms of cardiac tachyarrhythmias,...

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