The world’s leading resource for to diagnosing and treating any injury—quickly, safely, and effectively
Unparalleled in its breadth and depth of expertly crafted content, Trauma takes you through the full range of injuries you are likely to encounter. With a full-color atlas of anatomic drawings and surgical approaches, this trusted classic provides thorough coverage of kinematics and the mechanisms of trauma injury, the epidemiology of trauma, injury prevention, the basics of trauma systems, triage, and transport, and more. It then reviews generalized approaches to the trauma patient, from pre-hospital care and managing shock, to emergency department thoracotomy and the management of infections; delivers a clear, organ-by-organ survey of treatment protocols; and shows how to handle specific challenges in trauma?including alcohol and drug abuse, and combat-related wounds?in addition to post-traumatic complications such as multiple organ failure.
• 500 photos and illustrations
• Color atlas
• Numerous X-rays, CT scans, and algorithms
• High-yield section on specific approaches to the trauma patient
• A-to-Z overview of management of specific traumatic injuries
• Detailed discussion of the management of complications
Author(s): David V. Feliciano, Kenneth L. Mattox, Ernest E. Moore
Edition: 9
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional
Year: 2020
Language: English
Commentary: ORIGINAL PUBLISHER PDF
Tags: Trauma; Vascular Surgery; Colon & Rectal Surgery; Critical Care and Acute Surgery; Emergency Medicine
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
About the Founding Editors
Associate Editors
Contents
Contributors
Preface
I TRAUMA OVERVIEW
1. Kinematics
2. Epidemiology
3. Injury Prevention
4. Trauma Systems, Triage, and Transport
5. Injury Severity Scoring, Modeling, and Outcomes Research
6. Coding and Billing
7. Critical Appraisal of Trauma Research
8. Acute Care Surgery
9. Genomics and Acute Care Surgery
10. Prehospital Care
11. Rural Trauma
II GENERALIZED APPROACHES TO THE TRAUMATIZED PATIENT
12. Disaster and Multiple/Mass Casualties
13. Initial Assessment
14. Management of the Airway
15. Management of Shock
16. Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy
17. Resuscitative Thoracotomy
18. Surgeon-Performed Ultrasound in Acute Care Surgery
19. Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
20. Principles of Anesthesia and Pain Management in Trauma Patients
21. Infections
22. Brain
23. Eye
24. Face
III MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC INJURIES
25. Neck and Larynx
Endovascular Commentary to Chapter 25: Neck and Larynx
26. Spinal Cord and Spine
27. Trauma Thoracotomy: Principles and Techniques
28. Chest Wall and Lung
29. Trachea, Bronchi, and Esophagus
30. Heart and Thoracic Vessels
31. Trauma Laparotomy: Principles and Techniques
32. Diaphragm
33. Liver and Biliary Tract
34. Spleen
35. Stomach and Small Bowel
36. Duodenum and Pancreas
37. Colon and Rectum
38. Abdominal Vessels
Endovascular Commentary to Chapter 38: Abdominal Vessels
39. Pelvis
40. Genitourinary Tract
41. Trauma in Pregnancy
42. Trauma Damage Control
43. Upper Extremity
44. Lower Extremity
45. Peripheral Vessels
Endovascular Commentary to Chapter 45: Peripheral Vessels
46. Alcohol and Drugs
47. Social Violence
48. Pediatric Trauma
49. Geriatric Trauma
IV SPECIFIC CHALLENGES IN TRAUMA
50. Wounds, Bites, and Stings
51. Burns and Radiation
52. Temperature-Related Syndromes
53. Modern Combat Casualty Care
54. Organ Donation from Trauma Patients
55. Rehabilitation
56. Trauma, Medicine, and the Law
V MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER TRAUMA
57. Principles of Critical Care
58. Cardiovascular Failure
59. Respiratory Failure
60. Gastrointestinal Failure
61. Renal Failure
62. Nutritional Support and Electrolyte Management
63. Postinjury Inflammation and Organ Dysfunction
64. Trauma and Global Health
VI ATLAS OF TRAUMA
Introduction to the Atlas
Head and Neck
Chest and Thoracic Outlet
Abdomen and Pelvis
Extremity Vascular
Index
