Minor trauma
Medial Patella Subluxation after Minor Trauma
... previous minor trauma was helpful in the ...the trauma, and it gradually progressed into a large lateral retinacular defect, which is similar to the complication of a failed lateral retinacular ...
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Diagnostic error in the Emergency Department: follow up of patients with minor trauma in the outpatient clinic
... Emergency physicians have to remain vigilant to prevent and avoid PMD and DE, certainly in case of minor trauma patients, representing a large proportion of ED patients. Several studies have already ...
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Upper extremity compartment syndrome after minor trauma: an imperative for increased vigilance for a rare, but limb-threatening complication
... acute trauma most notably in settings of crush, high-energy fractures, and/or reperfusion is an extremely dangerous complication with severe clinical consequences ...
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Risk factors and clinical presentation of craniocervical arterial dissection: A prospective study
... as minor mechan- ical trauma or activities imparting some stress to the neck [11,12] may trigger a dissection of the artery ...Such minor trauma is usually innocuous, such as might occur ...
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Cervical spondylosis with spinal cord encroachment: should preventive surgery be recommended?
... from trauma and compared them with a group of 35 young adults (16–36 years) with spinal cord ...sustained minor trauma ("such as tumbling, slipping or jumping from small steps") to the ...
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Health-related quality of life in urban surgical emergency department patients: Comparison with a representative German population sample
... visits [10,11]. Furthermore, frequent ED users in various settings were found to be characterized by improved HRQoL. Freitag et al. [12] (2005; 785 patients with chronic daily headache in 2 clinical trials in USA) showed ...
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Neuromagnetic Assessment of Pathophysiologic Brain Activity Induced by Minor Head Trauma
... Normal MEG data, like normal EEG data, are dominated by frequencies above 8 Hz. Severe TBI usually causes a shift in the background EEG pow- er spectra toward lower-frequency signals, but sim- ilar changes are rarely ...
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Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) over-triage and the financial implications for major trauma centres in NSW, Australia
... major trauma centres in ...major trauma centres (such as regional trauma centres) that receive trauma patients via ...Some trauma centres did not collect compre- hensive data for ...
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Socioeconomic status and 30 day mortality after minor and major trauma: A retrospective analysis of the Trauma Audit and Research Network (TARN) dataset for England
... after minor trauma, but not for major trauma. Major trauma centres preferen- tially focus resources on patients with major ...severe trauma with increased risk of 30-day ...‘major ...
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Referral patterns of Israeli pediatricians of common primary care office procedures
... Part of primary care is the performance of procedures and the treatment of minor trauma in the office setting. Provision of such services in the office setting has been shown to be cost effective, ...
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Periorbital Necrotizing Fasciitis Caused by Streptococcus Viridians
... In conclusion periorbital NF is a rare disease and if it’s not diagnosed in early stages it can cause serious and life threatening problems. The viridians group of α hemolytic Streptococcus should be considered in ...
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The Effect of Observation on Cranial Computed Tomography Utilization for Children After Blunt Head Trauma
... made (1689 of 5433 [31.1%]) com- pared with those not observed before a decision regarding CT use was made (12 148 of 34 680 [35.0%]; difference: ⫺ 3.9% [95% CI: ⫺ 5.3 to ⫺ 2.6%]) (Fig 1). In the unadjusted analysis, the ...
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Massive hemothorax due to two bleeding sources with minor injury mechanism: a case report
... The reported incidence of traumatic diaphragm injury (TDI) ranges from 0.8 to 8% [7]. A diagnosis of TDI is chal- lenging as radiography and CT are insufficiently sensitive [8]. Penetrating TDIs outnumber blunt TDIs by a ...
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EFFECTIVENESS OF COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT PARAMETERS FOR PREDICTING INTRACRANIAL INJURY IN CHILDREN WITH MINOR HEAD TRAUMA
... of trauma itself can result in marked demargination of leukocytes even in patients who do not sustain a signif- icant ...with trauma sever- ity and the AIS ...head trauma and patients with a higher ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC4752891.pdf
... analyses. Trauma and major depression history were robustly significant predictors of depression and anxiety ratings over the study period when these variables were analyzed individually or in a combined model ...
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<p>Serum Cleaved Tau Protein and Clinical Outcome in Patients with Minor Head Trauma</p>
... In this study, blood sample was taken from all patients with minor head trauma in order for the evaluation of serum C-tau level. Then, the blood samples were poured into serum separator tubes (SSTs) and ...
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Incidence of Delayed Intracranial Hemorrhage in Children After Uncomplicated Minor Head Injuries
... uncomplicated minor head in- juries in the Calgary Health Region during the same 8-year period, which allowed us to determine the propor- tion of children who received initial di- agnoses of uncomplicated ...
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Head trauma: comparison of MR and CT experience in 100 patients
... MR was equal or superior to CT in the evaluation of all patients with acute minor head trauma and in 94 of 95 patients examined in the subacute, chronic, or remote phase of injury, irres[r] ...
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Italian guidelines on the assessment and management of pediatric head injury in the emergency department
... Concussion in Sport concussion is a subset of head injury characterized by a functional disturbance of the brain, rather than a structural injury, following a dir- ect or an indirect trauma to the head, the latter ...
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Basal ganglia stroke due to mild head trauma in pediatric age - clinical and therapeutic management: a case report and 10 year literature review
... of minor head trauma in children under 18 months of age is a rare eventuality (< 2% of all ischemic stroke in childhood) [1], it is caused by vasos- pasm of the lenticulostriate arteries, frequent in ...
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