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Assessment Management And Decision Making In The Treatment Of Polytrauma Patients With Head Injuries
http://www.ota.org/res_slide/G02_Head_Injury.pptEarly Management of Patients with a Head Injury
http://www.sign.ac.uk/guidelines/fulltext/46/index.htmlHead Injuries Orthoteers
http://www.orthoteers.com/(S(ns02n455kewzbb45hz0c5t55))/mainpage.aspx? ...Initial Assessment And Management Of The Multiply Injured Patient
http://www.ota.org/res_slide/G01_Mx_Injury_Assessment.pptMultiple Trauma ATLS Orthoteers
http://www.orthoteers.com/(S(ns02n455kewzbb45hz0c5t55))/mainpage.aspx? ...Principles For Evaluation And Treatment Of Patients With Vascular Injury
http://www.ota.org/res_slide/G03_Vascular_Injury.pptThe Polytraumatized Patient eMedicine Orthopedics
http://www.emedicine.com/orthoped/topic640.htmOrthopedic surgery plays a key role in the treatment of the polytraumatized patient. In a study at Brown University, gunshot wounds required more orthopedic trauma resources than other surgical areas. The orthopedic surgeon is a member of a team consisting of many specialists, including emergency medicine physicians, trauma surgeons, neurosurgeons, and other surgical subspecialists. Each person on that team should be familiar with the basics of trauma resuscitations, outlined below.
Synonyms and related keywords: polytrauma, poly-trauma, poly-traumatized patient, multiple trauma, multitrauma patient, initial management of the trauma patient, orthopedic trauma, polytrauma, advanced trauma life support, ATLS, blunt trauma, MVA, motor vehicle accident, car accident, RTA, rad traffic accident, low-velocity trauma, high-velocity trauma, penetrating trauma, fracture, primary survey, secondary survey, traumatic shock, gunshot wound
Trauma Management Wheeless
http://www.wheelessonline.com/ortho/trauma_managementValidation of the New Injury Severity Score for Outcome Prediction
http://www.hwbf.org/ota/am/ota04/otapa/OTA04739.htmPurpose The NISS is a recent modification of the ISS, calculated from the sum of the squares of AIS for the three worst injuries, regardless of body region. The aim of this study was to investigate the predictive value of NISS in our usual population of patients with a predominantly blunt-injury mechanism.
Conclusion: The NISS was found to be superior or equivalent to the ISS and AISmax for prediction of all investigated outcomes in a population of typical European trauma patients.

