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January-March, Year - 2010 | Volume - 3 | Issue - 1 |
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| Editorial |
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| What's new in emergencies, trauma and shock? Coagulation is in the focus! |
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| Max Ragaller |
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| Uncontrolled bleeding and life-threatening coagulopathy are common clinical but unresolved problems in trauma patients as well as in major orthopedic surgery.
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| Original Article |
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| Coagulation studies in patients with orthopedic trauma |
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| Kanchana Rangarajan, Arulselvi Subramanian, Jatin S Gandhi, Namit Saraf, Vijay Sharma, Kamran Farooque |
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| Background : Head injury, severe acidosis, hypothermia, massive transfusion and hypoxia often complicate traumatic coagulopathy. First line investigations such as prothrombin time, activated pa... |
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| Original Article |
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| Difficult airway management and the novice physician |
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| Noble L Aikins, Rajpaul Ganesh, Kurt E Springmann, Jeffrey J Lunn, Joanne Solis-Keus |
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| Background: Selection of the ideal airway device in patients with difficult airways (DA) or potentially difficult airways remains controversial, especially, for a novice anesthesia physician (N... |
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| Public Health Research |
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| Assessment of community healthcare providers ability and willingness to respond to emergencies resulting from bioterrorist attacks |
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| Jeffery S Crane, James D McCluskey, Giffe T Johnson, Raymond D Harbison |
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| Introduction: Previous findings have demonstrated that preparedness and planning within the public health system are inadequately developed to respond to an act of biological or chemical terror... |
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