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Significats de chest trauma en anglès

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Any form of physical injury to the chest.

traumatisme toràcic
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Examples for "chest injury"
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The mortality rate from cardiac rupture by blunt chest injury is high.
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NOTES: Texans OLB John Simon left the game due to a chest injury.
Reuters
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LB Nate Stupar practiced Wednesday with a chest injury after being limited Tuesday.
Reuters
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Cobb, meanwhile, would leave game with a chest injury and he did not return.
Reuters
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Methods: Thirteen consecutive patients with severe flail chest injury were enrolled in this pilot study.
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Rib fractures are the most common thoracic injury after minor blunt trauma.
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Dismemberment was the main cause of instantaneous death, closely followed by brain injury and heart and thoracic injury.
Wired
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More specifically, the risk of sustaining an AIS2+ thoracic injury was higher in a collision with an MPV.
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A 3 year old boy sustained blunt thoracic injury and developed respiratory distress, pneumothorax, and subcutaneous emphysema, which were managed conservatively with intercostal tube.
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Associated thoracic injuries did not influence sternal or spinal treatment outcomes.
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Associated thoracic injuries did not influence sternal or spinal treatment outcomes.
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However, pedestrians sustained twice as many head injuries as thoracic injuries.
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The management of traumatic thoracic injuries is an area in which thoracoscopic techniques may have significant impact.
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Emergency services treated the man for thoracic injuries, which the hospital said were "not severe."
The Irish Times
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Background: Injuries of thoracic vertebrae in multiple trauma patients are often accompanied by severe thoracic injuries and sensorimotor deficits.
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Ús de chest trauma en anglès
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A case of right atrial laceration secondary to closed chest trauma is reported.
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Two cases of intraabdominal organ injuries due to blunt chest trauma are reported.
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Flail chest is a rare complication in pediatric patients with blunt chest trauma.
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Intracardiac shunts are uncommon cardiac lesions caused by blunt chest trauma.
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Penetrating chest trauma can result in multiple clinical syndromes depending on the structures involved.
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Pulmonary contusion is a common finding after blunt chest trauma.
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Blunt chest trauma injury is usually accompanied by multisystem injury.
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Background: Cardiac rupture often occurs after myocardial infarction or chest trauma with a high mortality rate.
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They queried the virtual assistants on 39 first aid topics ranging from nausea and vomiting to penetrating chest trauma.
Reuters
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Introduction: Previously, it was found that fracture healing is impaired by blunt chest trauma and an additional soft-tissue trauma.
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A man presented with chest trauma as a result of an accident at 10 September 2011.
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Coronary artery injury rarely occurs after blunt chest trauma, but it can lead to extensive myocardial infarction and be frequently overlooked.
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He suffered severe brain and chest trauma, spent 10 days in a coma and every bone in his face was broken.
News.com.au
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Experts say that with earthquakes, trauma to the head often means instant death and chest trauma can mean dying a day later.
Reuters
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Tracheobronchial rupture is a serious injury occurring in approximately 1.5% of cases of major chest trauma.
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Background: Tracheobronchial disruption usually occurs in the setting of blunt chest trauma and may be overlooked due to co-existing injuries and non-specific symptoms.
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