Titlebook: Damage Control Management in the Polytrauma Patient; Hans-Christoph Pape,Andrew Peitzman,Peter V. Giann Book 20101st edition The Editor(s)

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The Damage Control Approachly performed by general surgeons, the practice of trauma and surgical critical care developed slowly as a general surgical subspecialty by those with special interest in this patient population. Surgical procedures for injury care, therefore, have been based entirely on elective general surgical pro

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Epidemiology of Polytraumaifferent from the reductionist approach of much clinical science, which seeks to understand disease processes at an “omic” level. The rationale that underpins epidemiology suggests that effective disease control must begin and end by understanding the impact of a disease (and its prevention/manageme

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Pathogenetic Changes: Isolated Extremity Trauma and Polytraumaindings in this setting, with femoral fractures displaying the highest incidence. Overall, isolated polytrauma represents a syndrome with a bandwidth of severities. The body reacts to such an accidental event by means of a “standard” program in order to restore the physiological state.

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Pathogenetic Changes: Secondary Abdominal Compartment Syndromeworld congresses. The most recent one was in Antwerp, Belgium, in March 2007. The society reviewed the existing literature on the syndrome and proposed consensus definitions and recommendations [., .] for several key elements. State-of-the-art concepts have also been published as a monograph [.]. Th

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Patient Selection: Orthopedic Approach in Isolated Injuriesan immediate amputation for complex lower extremity injury. Limb salvage is performed frequently using limb damage control (LDC). LDC is the specific application of the principles of damage control orthopedics to the complex lower extremity injury. Like damage control orthopedics for the polytrauma

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Patient Selection: Orthopedic Approach in Polytraumaubsequent major surgery [., .]. Both the type and the severity of injury, the rescue conditions, and the individual patient’s response are given facts at the time of patient’s admission, representing the “first hit” in a trauma patient [.]. The subsequent treatment and unexpected complications can m

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Phase 0: Damage Control Resuscitation in the Pre-hospital and Emergency Department Settingsgency Medical System (EMS) has evolved significantly since then, with the expansion of the 911 system to include most of the United States and the development of a multi-tiered training system for emergency medical responders. At the basic level, the emergency medical responder may be a “first respo