CT of pulmonary pneumatocoeles
A CT image of a GSW chest demonstrating pneumatocoeles has been added to the Pulmonary injuries page. (Well actually it was added quite a while ago, but we just forgot to tell you)
Dunn RJ
A CT image of a GSW chest demonstrating pneumatocoeles has been added to the Pulmonary injuries page. (Well actually it was added quite a while ago, but we just forgot to tell you)
The Pulmonary injuries page has been updated with additional information about the management of severe pulmonary contusions.
The Management of pelvic trauma page has been updated with the term pelvic sling/binder being replaced with the term trochanteric sling, representing the correct position of the sling for the management of pelvic fractures.
The Assessment of abdominal trauma page has been updated with additional information about the limitations of CT of the abdomen.
A short segment on intracavity haemostatic foam has been added to the Management of the trauma patient page.
The Management of the trauma patient page has been updated with a new segment on Vascular access in trauma.
A new segment on partial REBOA has been added to the Management of the trauma patient page.
The Assessment of pelvic trauma page has been updated with revised information about the physical examination – in particular emphasising that pelvic springing should not be performed in patients suspected of unstable pelvic fractures due to the risk of causing further bleeding.
A segment on the definitive management of pelvic fractures has been added to the Management of pelvic trauma page.
The Management of pelvic trauma page has been revised and updated.
Some additional information about the management of penetrating colonic injuries has been added to the Penetrating trauma to the trunk page.
The Treatment of hypovolaemia page has been updated with the addition of details about the Massive transfusion score (MTS) and revised MTS.
The Splenic trauma page has been updated with some additional information about the role of embolisation.
The segment on central cord syndrome on the Spinal cord injury page has been corrected to reflect that weakness from central cord syndrome is greater distally than proximally in the limbs. Previously this was indicated to be the other way around due to the mistaken use of a ‘>’ sign instead of a ‘<‘ sign. … Read more
The Assessment of the trauma patient page has been updated with additional information about the relative value of the NEXUS chest criteria in predicting significant thoracic injury.
The Subcutaneous foreign bodies page has been updated with additional information about imaging for foreign bodies.
The Investigation of blunt head trauma page has been updated with additional information regarding the predictive ability of clinical findings and decision rules following the publication of the following article Easter, JS, Haukoos, JS, Meehan, WP, et al. Will neuroimaging reveal a severe intracranial injury in this adult with minor head trauma?: The rational clinical … Read more
The Complications of head trauma page has been updated with an additional CT image of a base of skull fracture.
Some minor changes have been made to the Head trauma page
3 CT and MRI images of a cervical epidural haematoma have been added to the Spinal cord injury page.