Examination
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What’s the Evidence on Fasciotomy?
Here's a summary about fasciotomy, which may be of interest to those working in critical care and/or disaster medicine. Publishing…
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Earthquakes And Crush Injuries: What are ‘The Primary Causes of Death’ After Extrication? Data From a Recent Article
Source: https://jag.journalagent.com/csmedj/pdfs/CSM_3_1_4_13.pdfImage: Adobe Stock
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Trauma: Terminology
Trauma terminology - crush injury vs syndrome vs compression, vs compartment syndrome...vs rhabdo!
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The Lethal Trauma Triad – What Does It Consist Of? How Can We Prevent It? A Summary Post
THE-LETHAL-TRAUMA-TRIADDownload
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Head Injury: Worsening Advice
The below is an information card designed for patients to receive should ambulance crews need to non-convey. This information is…
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Lacerations – Criteria to Inform Referral Needs in Stable Patients
Lacerations: A Collection of Risk Factors and Specific Criteria to Inform Referral Needs in Stable Patients.
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How to Use Cling Film to Treat Burns (Fast Fact)
Fast Fact posts are designed to provide quick and easy ways to revise key topics - view a photo with…
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End of Bed Assessment – 16 Reasons Your Patient is Pale
Here's a list I've had for a while but not published: obvious, less obvious, and utterly surprising reasons your alive…
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