Cerebrovascular trauma
The Cerebrovascular trauma page has been extensively revised and updated.
Dunn RJ
The Cerebrovascular trauma page has been extensively revised and updated.
A table summarising the treatment of DVT in various situations has been added to the Management of DVT page.
Links to the NOAC, heparin and warfarin pages have been added to the Management of PE and Management of DVT pages.
A table summarising the treatment of PE in different situations has been added to the Management of PE page.
A short new page on Tracheostomy and complications has been added to the Disorders of the head and neck section.
The Prevention of secondary brain injury page has been updated with a significant revision of the segment on decompressive craniectomy.
The Penetrating head trauma page has been updated with additional information about the management of these injuries.
A new page entitled Monitoring in cerebral injury has been added to the Cerebral resuscitation section.
A section on concussion has been added to the Complications of head trauma page.
The Management of head trauma page has been updated with substantially more detail regarding the discharge of patients following head injury.
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The Extradural and subdural haematomas page has been updated including information about the management of EDH.
A short segment on skull fracture healing and growing skull fractures has been added to the Complications of head trauma page.
The Complications of head trauma page has had a number of small revisions and improvements.
The Introduction to traumatic brain injury page has had a few minor updates.
The Complications of head trauma page has been updated with a short segment on the complications of cranioplasty following trauma.
The Complications of head trauma page has been updated with additional information about CSF leak.
The Ethics of research page has been updated with information about regulatory compliance for research.
The Ethics of research page has been updated, including additional information about consent for research.
The Paracetamol page has been updated with information about the utility of a 2-4 hour paracetamol level in predicting subsequent potential toxicity. Yarema, MC, Green, JP, Sivilotti, MLA, et al. Can a serum acetaminophen concentration obtained less than 4 hours post-ingestion determine which patients do not require treatment with acetylcysteine? Clinical Toxicology 2016:1-7.