A case of right atrial laceration secondary to closed chesttrauma is reported.
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Two cases of intraabdominal organ injuries due to blunt chesttrauma are reported.
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Flail chest is a rare complication in pediatric patients with blunt chesttrauma.
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Intracardiac shunts are uncommon cardiac lesions caused by blunt chesttrauma.
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Penetrating chesttrauma can result in multiple clinical syndromes depending on the structures involved.
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The mortality rate from cardiac rupture by blunt chestinjury is high.
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NOTES: Texans OLB John Simon left the game due to a chestinjury.
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LB Nate Stupar practiced Wednesday with a chestinjury after being limited Tuesday.
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Cobb, meanwhile, would leave game with a chestinjury and he did not return.
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Methods: Thirteen consecutive patients with severe flail chestinjury were enrolled in this pilot study.
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Rib fractures are the most common thoracicinjury after minor blunt trauma.
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Dismemberment was the main cause of instantaneous death, closely followed by brain injury and heart and thoracicinjury.
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More specifically, the risk of sustaining an AIS2+ thoracicinjury was higher in a collision with an MPV.
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A 3 year old boy sustained blunt thoracicinjury and developed respiratory distress, pneumothorax, and subcutaneous emphysema, which were managed conservatively with intercostal tube.
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Associated thoracicinjuries did not influence sternal or spinal treatment outcomes.
Ús de thoracic injuries en anglès
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Associated thoracicinjuries did not influence sternal or spinal treatment outcomes.
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However, pedestrians sustained twice as many head injuries as thoracicinjuries.
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The management of traumatic thoracicinjuries is an area in which thoracoscopic techniques may have significant impact.
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Emergency services treated the man for thoracicinjuries, which the hospital said were "not severe."
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Background: Injuries of thoracic vertebrae in multiple trauma patients are often accompanied by severe thoracicinjuries and sensorimotor deficits.
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These predictors can be used to create a sensible clinical decision rule for the identification of children with thoracicinjuries.
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The symptoms are variable, and these injuries frequently occur in conjunction with other thoracicinjuries, leading to delays in diagnosis.
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Concomitant injuries occurred with 83% of thoracicinjuries and multiple vascular injuries occurred in 25%.
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However, no test procedure exists for thoracicinjuries, which is the body region with the second highest number of severe or fatal injuries.
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Additional injuries to the head and neck region occurred in 83% of the patients and thoracicinjuries occurred in 77% of the patients.
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Thoracicinjuries were primarily blunt rupture or penetrating injury to the thoracic aorta (nine patients).