Cirugía de Columna y articulaciones

Cirugía de Columna y articulaciones
Cirugía de Columna y Articulaciones

lunes, 11 de agosto de 2014

Discusión entre pares / 70 yr f fall on ground today Treatment of choice please suggest.




70 yr f fall on ground today
Treatment of choice
please suggest. ..

jueves, 7 de agosto de 2014

A modified Imhäuser osteotomy an assessment of the addition of an open femoral neck osteoplasty

http://www.bjj.boneandjoint.org.uk/content/96-B/8/1119.abstract

El objetivo de este estudio fue determinar si una osteoplastia del cuello femoral realizado al mismo tiempo como una osteotomía Imhäuser intertrocantérica condujo a un resultado funcional mejorada o aumento de la morbilidad. Un total de 20 caderas en 19 pacientes (12 izquierda, derecha 8, 13 hombres, 6 mujeres), que se sometió a una osteotomía intertrocantérea Imhäuser tras una epífisis capital femoral deslizado fueron evaluados durante un período de ocho años


miércoles, 6 de agosto de 2014

El Dr Ilizarov: el alargador de huesos

http://www.morbidofest.com/el-dr-ilizarov-el-alargador-de-huesos/


domingo, 3 de agosto de 2014

Radiología en control de daños/Damage control radiology

Radiología de control de daños en el paciente gravemente heridos: lo que el anestesista tiene que saber. 
Damage control radiology in the severely injured patient: what the anaesthetist needs to know.
Chakraverty S, Zealley I, Kessel D.
Br J Anaesth. 2014 Aug;113(2):250-7. doi: 10.1093/bja/aeu203.
Abstract
In the treatment of severely injured patients, the term 'damage control radiology' has been used to parallel the modern concept of damage control surgery and the allied development of continuous damage control resuscitation from patient retrieval, through all transfers, to appropriate primary treatment. The aims of damage control radiology are (i) rapid identification of life-threatening injuries including bleeding sites, (ii) identification or exclusion of head or spinal injury, and (iii) prompt and accurate triage of patients to the operating theatre for thoracic, abdominal, or both surgeries or the angiography suite for endovascular haemorrhage control. If we are to achieve these aims, patients must have immediate access to modern multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) which is without doubt the most potent weapon in the diagnostic armamentarium. The most severely injured patients are those who have the most to benefit from early diagnosis and life-saving therapies. The traditional teaching that these patients should go immediately to surgery is challenged by technological developments in MDCT and recent clinical evidence.
KEYWORDS:X-ray computed tomography; radiology; radiology, interventional; trauma
 


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