Ballistic trauma : clinical relevance in peace and war
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Ballistic trauma : clinical relevance in peace and war
Arnold , Co-published in the USA by Oxford University Press, 1997
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内容説明
An authoritative, yet concise reference book for medical personnel facing the problems of managing the victims of ballistic trauma, working under the arduous conditions of war but more commonly in everyday situations in hospitals. Ballistic trauma is becoming an increasingly important area as every A&E department is presented with victims of civil violence more frequently than ever before, and during times of war all those involved in military surgery have to manage victims. Therefore this book aims to bring together the science behind, and the management of, ballistic trauma. The intention is to provide surgeons with an understanding of the fundamentals of this area and its mechanisms and some insight into the significance of new weapons as well as the variations on the principles of management. 'Ballistic Trauma' will enable the clinician facing a clinical problem to feel sufficiently informed as to make coherent choices appropriate to the circumstances.
目次
Foreword
Epidemiology and Basic Science
Ballistic trauma - an overview
Historical overview and epidemiology
Biophysics and pathophysiology of penetrating injury
Ballistic and other implications of blast injury
Wound contamination and antibiotics
Early management and general principles
Initial assessment and resucitation
Investigations and pre-operative management
Triage
General principles of wound management
Regional injury
Limb injury
Vascular injuries
Amputations
Spinal injury
Abdomen and pelvis
Uro-genital trauma
Ballistic injury to the chest
Head injury
Maxillo-facial injury
Ocular trauma on the battlefield: epidemiology, ballistics and management
Special aspects of injury
Stabilisation and evacuation
Multi-system injury
Combined injury
Terrorist injury
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