Emergency Surgery: Specific Trauma | High Medical Specialty Library

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Tratamiento quirúrgico integral del paciente con politraumatismo grave. Análisis fisiopatológico, toma de decisiones críticas bajo condiciones extremas, técnicas operatorias de control de daños y abordajes anatómicos específicos para cirujanos de trauma.

What it covers

1. Emergency Surgery: Specific Trauma
2. Fundamentals of Resuscitation and Damage Control
3. · 1.1 · Pathophysiology of Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy (TIC)
4. · 1.2 · Pillars of Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR)
5. · 1.3 · Phases of Damage Control Surgery (DCS)
6. Traumatic Brain Trauma (TBI) and ICP Monitoring
7. · 2.1 · Monitoring and Surgical Criteria in Severe TBI
8. · 2.2 · Surgical Technique: Decompressive Craniectomy
9. Complex Maxillofacial Trauma and Emergency Airway
10. · 3.1 · Surgical Technique of Emergency Cricothyroidotomy
11. · 3.2 · Classification of Middle Third Facial Fractures (Le Fort)
12. Cervical Trauma (Anatomical Zones I-III)
13. · 4.1 · Evaluation and Decision Algorithm
14. · 4.2 · Surgical Technique: Lateral Exploration Cervicotomy
15. Thoracic Trauma and Great Vessels
16. · 5.1 · Emergency Left Anterolateral Thoracotomy Technique
17. · 5.2 · Surgical Criteria in Massive Hemothorax
18. · 5.3 · Large Thoracic Vessel Injuries and AAST Classification
19. Damage Control Laparotomy (Abdominal DCS)
20. · 6.1 · Technical Phases of Abbreviated Laparotomy
21. · 6.2 · AAST Classification of Abdominal Injuries
22. · 6.3 · Temporary Closure of the Abdomen using a Negative Pressure System
23. Duodenopancreatic Trauma and Retroperitoneum
24. · 7.1 · Diagnosis and Approach to Retroperitoneum: Kocher Maneuver
25. · 7.2 · Classification and Surgical Strategy (AAST)
26. Hepatic and Splenic Trauma: Advanced Management
27. · 8.1 · Pillars of Successful Nonoperative Management
28. · 8.2 · Emergency Surgical Techniques in Liver Trauma
29. · 8.3 · Post-Splenectomy Immunoprophylaxis
30. Pelvis Fractures and Retroperitoneal Hematoma
31. · 9.1 · Young-Burgess Classification and Correlation with Bleeding
32. · 9.2 · Emergency Pelvic Preperitoneal Packing (PPP)
33. Peripheral Vascular Trauma and Temporal Shunts
34. · 10.1 · Clinical Evaluation and Signs of Vascular Injury
35. · 10.2 · Temporary Vascular Shunts (TVS)
36. Compartment Syndrome and Damage Control Orthopedics
37. · 11.1 · Measurement of Intracompartmental Pressure
38. · 11.2 · Leg Fasciotomy Surgical Technique (Double Incision, Four Compartments)
39. Complex Genitourinary Trauma
40. · 12.1 · Renal Trauma: AAST Classification and Examination Criteria
41. · 12.2 · Ureteral Trauma and Spatulated Anastomosis
42. · 12.3 · Bladder Trauma: Intraperitoneal vs Extraperitoneal
43. Trauma in Special Populations
44. · 13.1 · Geriatric Trauma and Masked Shock
45. · 13.2 · Pediatric Trauma: Biological Conservation
46. · 13.3 · Trauma in Pregnant Women and Uterine Displacement
47. Serious Burns and Inhalation Trauma
48. · 14.1 · Modified Parkland Guided Volumetric Resuscitation
49. · 14.2 · Emergency Thoracic and Extremity Escharotomy
50. Triad of Death and Acute Coagulopathy
51. · 15.1 · The Vicious Circle of the Lethal Triad
52. · 15.2 · Evolution to the Death Diamond in Trauma
53. · 15.3 · Management Guided by Viscoelasticity (TEG and ROTEM)
54. Decision Algorithms and Postoperative Complications
55. · 16.1 · Hierarchical Primary Evaluation Algorithm (ABCDE)
56. · 16.2 · Postoperative Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (ACS)
57. · 16.3 · Principles and Conclusions of the Surgical Management of Trauma