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Book Synopsis

Key Clinical Topics in Trauma presents a brand new addition to the Key Clinical Topics series. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the subject, comprising 100 carefully selected topics in alpha order that together provide an extensive understanding of the management of traumatic injuries. This collection of highly practical guides systematically addresses management techniques for a large number of clinical settings.

Edited by experienced specialists, with contributions from consultants who have recognised expertise in their field, this book provides an authoritative and up-to-date guide on the treatment of traumatic injuries. Designed to enable rapid access to core information, Key Clinical Topics in Trauma offers effective exam revision and the ideal quick reference for day-to-day practice.

  • 100 topics presented in alpha order, from abdominal trauma to wrist and carpal injuries
  • Effective exam revision for MCEM and FCEM candidates
  • Succinct coverage of trauma treatment modalities and complications
  • Includes clinical photos and diagrams to improve understanding of concepts
  • Contributions from experienced specialists to ensure authoritative, accurate content


Table of Contents
  1. Abdominal trauma
  2. Abnormal fracture healing
  3. Acute respiratory distress syndrome
  4. Aeromedical evacuation and retrieval
  5. Anaesthesia
  6. Analgesia
  7. Ankle injuries
  8. Antibiotic therapy and infection control
  9. Anticoagulation and thromboembolism
  10. Asphyxiation
  11. Bariatric trauma
  12. Blast trauma
  13. Blood product (1:1:1) resuscitation
  14. Blunt and penetrating cardiac trauma
  15. Brachial plexus injuries
  16. Brainstem death and organ donation
  17. Burns
  18. ABCDE resuscitation
  19. Cervical spine injuries
  20. Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environments and trauma
  21. Commonly missed injuries
  22. Compartment syndrome
  23. Damage control resuscitation and surgery
  24. Elbow injuries
  25. Epidemiology of trauma
  26. Fat embolism syndrome
  27. Foot fractures – hind foot
  28. Foot fractures – mid foot and fore foot
  29. Fracture classifications
  30. Fragility fractures
  31. Genito-urinary trauma
  32. Gunshot injuries
  33. Hand injuries
  34. High pressure injection injuries
  35. Hip fractures and dislocations
  36. Human and animal bites
  37. Imaging in trauma – CT
  38. Imaging in trauma – interventional radiology
  39. Imaging in trauma – MRI
  40. Imaging in trauma – ultrasound
  41. Immediate trauma care in sport
  42. Injuries of the thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine
  43. Intraosseous access
  44. Intravenous fluids – colloids
  45. Intravenous fluids – crystalloids
  46. Intravenous fluids – starches
  47. Lethal triad
  48. Long bone fractures
  49. Lypholised plasma in trauma resuscitation
  50. Maxillofacial and dental injuries
  51. Metabolic response to trauma
  52. Microbiological considerations
  53. Mild traumatic brain injury
  54. Moderate to severe brain injury
  55. Mortality patterns
  56. Near infrared spectroscopy
  57. Neonatal trauma
  58. Non-accidental injury
  59. Nutrition in trauma and burns
  60. Ophthalmic injury
  61. Paediatric trauma
  62. Pathological fractures
  63. Pelvic trauma
  64. Penetrating neck injury
  65. Peripheral nerve injuries
  66. Pregnancy and trauma
  67. Prehospital blood product resuscitation
  68. Progesterone in neurotrauma
  69. Psychological aspects of trauma
  70. Recombinant factor VIIa
  71. Rehabilitation
  72. Resuscitative balloon occlusion of the aorta
  73. Road traffic collisions
  74. Selective non-operative management of penetrating abdominal injuries
  75. Sexual violence
  76. Shock
  77. Shoulder, clavicle and proximal humerus fractures
  78. Soft tissue knee injuries
  79. Spinal cord injury without radiological abnormality
  80. Splintage
  81. Systemic inflammatory response syndrome
  82. Tertiary survey
  83. Therapeutic hypothermia
  84. Thoracic trauma
  85. Topical haemostatic dressings
  86. Tourniquets
  87. Tranexamic acid
  88. Traumatic cardiac arrest
  89. Trauma scoring
  90. Traumatic amputation
  91. Triage
  92. Vascular injuries
  93. Viscoelastic assessment of coagulation in trauma
  94. Wrist and carpal injuries

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      Publisher: JP Medical Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 26/03/2016
      ISBN13: 9781909836082, 978-1909836082
      ISBN10: 1909836087

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Key Clinical Topics in Trauma presents a brand new addition to the Key Clinical Topics series. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the subject, comprising 100 carefully selected topics in alpha order that together provide an extensive understanding of the management of traumatic injuries. This collection of highly practical guides systematically addresses management techniques for a large number of clinical settings.

      Edited by experienced specialists, with contributions from consultants who have recognised expertise in their field, this book provides an authoritative and up-to-date guide on the treatment of traumatic injuries. Designed to enable rapid access to core information, Key Clinical Topics in Trauma offers effective exam revision and the ideal quick reference for day-to-day practice.

      • 100 topics presented in alpha order, from abdominal trauma to wrist and carpal injuries
      • Effective exam revision for MCEM and FCEM candidates
      • Succinct coverage of trauma treatment modalities and complications
      • Includes clinical photos and diagrams to improve understanding of concepts
      • Contributions from experienced specialists to ensure authoritative, accurate content


      Table of Contents
      1. Abdominal trauma
      2. Abnormal fracture healing
      3. Acute respiratory distress syndrome
      4. Aeromedical evacuation and retrieval
      5. Anaesthesia
      6. Analgesia
      7. Ankle injuries
      8. Antibiotic therapy and infection control
      9. Anticoagulation and thromboembolism
      10. Asphyxiation
      11. Bariatric trauma
      12. Blast trauma
      13. Blood product (1:1:1) resuscitation
      14. Blunt and penetrating cardiac trauma
      15. Brachial plexus injuries
      16. Brainstem death and organ donation
      17. Burns
      18. ABCDE resuscitation
      19. Cervical spine injuries
      20. Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environments and trauma
      21. Commonly missed injuries
      22. Compartment syndrome
      23. Damage control resuscitation and surgery
      24. Elbow injuries
      25. Epidemiology of trauma
      26. Fat embolism syndrome
      27. Foot fractures – hind foot
      28. Foot fractures – mid foot and fore foot
      29. Fracture classifications
      30. Fragility fractures
      31. Genito-urinary trauma
      32. Gunshot injuries
      33. Hand injuries
      34. High pressure injection injuries
      35. Hip fractures and dislocations
      36. Human and animal bites
      37. Imaging in trauma – CT
      38. Imaging in trauma – interventional radiology
      39. Imaging in trauma – MRI
      40. Imaging in trauma – ultrasound
      41. Immediate trauma care in sport
      42. Injuries of the thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine
      43. Intraosseous access
      44. Intravenous fluids – colloids
      45. Intravenous fluids – crystalloids
      46. Intravenous fluids – starches
      47. Lethal triad
      48. Long bone fractures
      49. Lypholised plasma in trauma resuscitation
      50. Maxillofacial and dental injuries
      51. Metabolic response to trauma
      52. Microbiological considerations
      53. Mild traumatic brain injury
      54. Moderate to severe brain injury
      55. Mortality patterns
      56. Near infrared spectroscopy
      57. Neonatal trauma
      58. Non-accidental injury
      59. Nutrition in trauma and burns
      60. Ophthalmic injury
      61. Paediatric trauma
      62. Pathological fractures
      63. Pelvic trauma
      64. Penetrating neck injury
      65. Peripheral nerve injuries
      66. Pregnancy and trauma
      67. Prehospital blood product resuscitation
      68. Progesterone in neurotrauma
      69. Psychological aspects of trauma
      70. Recombinant factor VIIa
      71. Rehabilitation
      72. Resuscitative balloon occlusion of the aorta
      73. Road traffic collisions
      74. Selective non-operative management of penetrating abdominal injuries
      75. Sexual violence
      76. Shock
      77. Shoulder, clavicle and proximal humerus fractures
      78. Soft tissue knee injuries
      79. Spinal cord injury without radiological abnormality
      80. Splintage
      81. Systemic inflammatory response syndrome
      82. Tertiary survey
      83. Therapeutic hypothermia
      84. Thoracic trauma
      85. Topical haemostatic dressings
      86. Tourniquets
      87. Tranexamic acid
      88. Traumatic cardiac arrest
      89. Trauma scoring
      90. Traumatic amputation
      91. Triage
      92. Vascular injuries
      93. Viscoelastic assessment of coagulation in trauma
      94. Wrist and carpal injuries

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