'Thoracic injury' presentation slideshows

INJUR IES CHEST, ABDOMEN, LIMBS

INJUR IES CHEST, ABDOMEN, LIMBS. FN Brno November 2011. I njury. C hest A bdomen L imbs. Injury to the rib cage. Fractured one or more ribs Sharp pain at the site of fracture Pain on taking a deep breath Shallow breathing Paradoxical breathing Open wound Features of shock.

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TRAUMA

TRAUMA. Definition Classification Affecting Factors Pathology Clinic manifestation Diagnosis & Treatment Basic Principles. Definition of Trauma. Physical agents ? ? Human body ? energy release & absorbed ?

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Free fall trauma

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Blunt Thoracic Injury

Blunt Thoracic Injury. Chao-Wen Chen Attending Surgeon Trauma Service, KMUH. Preface. 2/3 of victims of major blunt trauma suffer from thoracic injury. Thoracic injuries account for 20-25% of deaths due to trauma.

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Body Extremities

Body Extremities . Arms, elbow wrist, fingers Legs, knees, ankles, toes. Body Extremities. Acr (o ) = extremities Acroparalysis : impaired movement of the extremities Cyan(o ) = blue Cyanoderma : a blue discoloration of the skin. Body Extremities.

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Relevance of Chest Acceleration as an Injury Criterion for Frontal Impact

Relevance of Chest Acceleration as an Injury Criterion for Frontal Impact. A Critical Review. History. Why was the chest acceleration formerly introduced as injury criterion? It was the only meaningful thorax measurement available for the Hybrid II dummy

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