Items tagged “emergencymedicine”
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Deep sulcus sign of supine pneumothorax
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14 Aug 2016
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Anterior calcaneal process fracture
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14 Aug 2016
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Talonavicular dislocation
Talonavicular dislocations are a rare injury, and is caused by forced extreme abduction or adduction of the forefoot. They are often associated with calcaneocuboid dislocation (often transient) and calcaneal fractures (and are then called transcalcaneal talonavicular dislocations).
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Lisfranc injury
Published
20 Sep 2016
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Traumatic aortic injury
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03 Oct 2016
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DSA (angiography)
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Pneumothorax on shoulder series
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25 Oct 2016
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Septic arthritis of the knee
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25 Oct 2016
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Penetrating abdominal trauma
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08 Nov 2016
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Penetrating abdominal trauma (bowel and splenic injuries)
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10 May 2017
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Malpositioned intercostal catheter
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03 Dec 2017
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Crush injury with spinal, aortic and renal injuries
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29 Jan 2018
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Cervical spine posterior ligamentous complex rupture
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05 Oct 2018
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Normal pulmonary venous Doppler
Normal pulmonary venous blood flow in the pulmonary veins may be investigated during echocardiography with spectral Doppler analysis. Perturbations in the normal pulmonary venous waveform may indicate the presence of diastolic dysfunction and elevated filling pressures in the left atrium and ven...
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Pericardial effusion with tamponade
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12 Mar 2019
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Blunt cardiac injury
Blunt cardiac injury (BCI) is most commonly the result of sudden deceleration or direct precordial impact and encompasses a spectrum of structural and functional cardiac derangements that may occur after trauma to the heart 7.
Terminology
While sometimes referred to with general terms such as ...
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Dental trauma
Dental trauma is common, affecting up to one-third of the population. While often clinically apparent, they may be overlooked in the setting of severe trauma.
Pathology
The maxillary incisors are the most commonly injured tooth. Dental trauma is commonly classified as 1,2:
luxation
concuss...
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Dental fracture
Dental fractures are often clinically apparent but can be overlooked in cases with associated facial fractures, especially as root fractures may be clinically occult.
Terminology
When both a tooth and alveolar process are fractured, the term dentoalveolar fracture may be used 1.
Pathology
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Dental luxation
Dental luxation is a common manifestation of dental trauma and may be associated with socket fractures.
Pathology
Dental luxation is a general term encompassing 1:
concussion: tender tooth, no loosening/displacement
subluxation: tender tooth, loosening without displacement
extrusive luxat...