Trauma Intensive Care
Trauma Intensive Care
Professor, Departments of Critical Care Medicine and Surgery
Assistant Professor, Departments of Surgery and Critical Care Medicine
Professor of Critical Care Medicine
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Abstract
This resource is for intensivisits involved in the care of trauma patients to help them implement best care practices for trauma victims in the intensive care unit. It coverse management priorities for trauma patients in the ICU, the use of monitors and drains in trauma patients, resuscitation from hemorrhagic shock, massive transfusions and coagulopathy, ventilator management of trauma patients including patients with chest trauma, as well as management ICU strategies and solutions for specific types of trauma, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and burn management.
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Front Matter
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Section 1 Structure
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Section 2 Patient Management
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The tertiary survey: how to avoid missed injuries
Samuel A. Tisherman
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Monitors and drains in trauma patients
Greta L. Piper andLewis J. Kaplan
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Airway management in the intensive care unit
Lillian L. Emlet
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Resuscitation from hemorrhagic shock
Benjamin R. Reynolds andGregory A. Watson
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Massive transfusions and coagulopathy
Matthew D. Neal and others
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Ventilator management of trauma patients
Matthew Benns and others
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Abdominal trauma
Graciela Bauzá andAndrew B. Peitzman
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Soft tissue trauma and rhabdomyolysis
Paula Ferrada
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Orthopedic trauma
Boris A. Zelle and others
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Traumatic brain injury: assessment, pathophysiology, and management
Ramesh Grandhi andDavid O. Okonkwo
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Management of the brain-dead organ donor
Kai Singbartl
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Management of traumatic spinal cord injury
David M. Panczykowski and others
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Burn care
Jennifer Ziembicki
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Acute kidney injury
Greta L. Piper andLewis J. Kaplan
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Endocrinology in the critically injured patient
Nimitt Patel andJason Sperry
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Infection and antibiotic management
Jeffrey A. Claridge andAman Banerjee
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Hypothermia and trauma
Samuel A. Tisherman
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Nutrition
Juan B. Ochoa andJodie Bryk
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Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis
Louis H. Alarcon
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Sedation and analgesia in the intensive care unit
A. Murat Kaynar
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Pediatric trauma
Daniel Rutigliano andBarbara A. Gaines
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Critical care and trauma in pregnancy
Joshua Brown andGary T. Marshall
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Geriatric trauma critical care
Gary T. Marshall
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Toxicology
Kenneth D. Katz
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Rehabilitation considerations of trauma patients
Kerry Deluca andAmy Wagner
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The tertiary survey: how to avoid missed injuries
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Section 3 Other Issues
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End Matter
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