[PDF] Top 20 A study on blunt injury to the eye and its management

... follows injury to ...head injury is characterized typically by a wound at the lateral part of eye brow, associated with epistaxis, loss or diminuation of direct light reaction in the homolateral ... See full document

... Ocular injury is a frequent and preventable cause of visual ...of Eye injury covers a broad range of severity, from a small corneal epithelial abrasion to the more severe penetrating and globe ... See full document

... This study was a prospective study of 30 cases of blunt injury abdomen admitted in the trauma ward of Government Royapettah hospital & Kilpauk Medical College Hospital, Chennai from June ... See full document

... our study splenic injury is responsible for twenty two cases and the commonest mode of injury is road traffic ...non-operative management in patients with haemodynamic stability, absent ... See full document

... The blood supply is from the coeliac and superior mesenteric vessels. This blood supply is shared with the head of the pancreas; this common arterial input may complicate management of both pancreatic and duodenal ... See full document

... This study was a prospective study of 30 cases of blunt injury abdomen admitted in the trauma ward of Government Rajaji Hospital, Madurai from April 2005 to May ...of injury are noted. ... See full document

... a study by Bimar et ...Nonoperative management were unsuccessful be- cause they were selected inappropriately with haemody- namic instability and initial misinterpretation of diagnos- tic study ... See full document

... and management of blunt abdominal trauma because the rapid identification of life threatening injuries and prompt initiation of appropriate care may increase the chance of survival for patients with ...of ... See full document

... this study, ...of blunt trauma admissions from 2000 to 2004 in the United States, as tabulated by the National Trauma Data Bank, was 162,306 ...of blunt trauma admissions in the United States, which ... See full document

... The patient is positioned supine on the operating table and may be rotated 15 degrees toward the operating surgeon (standing on right side) so that there is greater exposure of the left upper quadrant. A midline ... See full document

... The study protocol was modified after the first interim analysis as it was realised that a number of patients who met the severe head injury subgroup criteria (initial GCS < 9 at the incident scene) did ... See full document

... of blunt abdominal ...of injury and defining its ...conservative management, diagnosis is heavily reliant on the accurate interpretation of a timely and technically sound CT study ... See full document

... splenic injury, with the goals of standardising reporting, planning appropriate management, and enabling comparisons between institutions and ...splenic injury in trauma patients is based on the AAST ... See full document

... Blunt trauma to the abdomen is on the rise in our soci- ety due to excessive use of motor vehicles. It poses a therapeutic and diagnostic dilemma for the attending surgeon due to a wide range of clinical ... See full document

... this study: patient age and gender, trauma cause, accom- panying injuries type and severity, Glasgow Coma Score (GCS), routine laboratory studies, and initial vital pa- ...trauma management (op- erative vs. ... See full document

... Altman et al compared two groups of patients affected with grade 5 injuries.(7) Six were managed conservatively and seven were operated on. The authors affirmed that patients treated conservatively had a lower morbidity ... See full document

... As it is a retro peritoneal organ, blunt injuries are less common. However, injuries when sustained are associated with increased morbidity & mortality due to difficulty in initial assessment. Similar to small ... See full document

... years. Bag well (1980) 64 observed 56% cases in the 35-61 age group. The incidence observed in this series was comparable to the above series. Sex: In our series, the male and female cases were 87% and 13% respectively. ... See full document

... common eye diseases and their treatment can play a vital role in encouraging people to take timely eye care and can therefore help in reducing the burden of visual ...about eye conditions which has ... See full document

... with blunt liver trauma has changed greatly since ...operative management, which is currently standard for liver trauma injuries in most trauma centres (Swift, ...One study found that ... See full document