A temporary shunt is a damage control method for a vascular injury and is more commonly associated with limb fracture.
However, if the injury were to the subclavian artery or another vessel, excepting the common carotid artery, we would have used this procedure as a damage control method.
However, this patient showed physiological frailty, which was worsening hypothermia (34 °C), metabolic acidosis, and clinical evidence of coagulopathy also known as the 'deadly triad'; therefore, we had to choose a balloon tamponade, temporary shunt, or ligation as the damage control method [8].
According to the damage controlled method and the presented safety threshold of vibration velocity for rock mass, the remained bedrock can be simply and effectively protected during blasting excavation.
In situations of delayed referral, which often occur in rural areas, damage control provides an acceptable method of treatment in the management of polytrauma cases [ 29].
We have implemented the method of damage control orthopaedics (DCO) for critical patients with ISS>20 or proven pulmonary contusions (Figs. 1 3).
Finally, the effect of active frost control methods on frost damage risk reduction was analyzed.
Respondents differentiated between levels of damage to the plants and between control methods in their preferences for a specific program.
The Church's current method of digital damage control only underlines the fact that they are desperately out of touch with, well, pretty much the entire internet.
Following the loss of Lexington, improved methods for containing aviation fuel and better damage control procedures were implemented by the Americans.
