After removal of duplications from the literature search, we have referred to three papers (Blough et al. [ 4], Chung et al. [ 9], and Hertel et al. [ 16]) to fully detail the entire expected financial implication of trauma-related amputations (Table 2; Fig. 3).> -wrap-foot> OIF = Operation Iraqi Freedom; OEF = Operation Enduring Freedom.
Boogaard's family donated his brain to researchers at Boston University, who have for years done pioneering work on the implications of brain trauma in athletes.
But while these movies were candid in showing the traumatic effects of battle on soldiers and their families, they were typically reticent about the meanings and implications of that trauma, and the filmmakers were typically vocal in denying any political agenda.
Investigations into economic implications of treating trauma patients have focused on specific injuries, regions and age groups; however there has been no comprehensive synthesis of previous research.
They were overwhelmed by the birthing experience and the moment that they met the newborn child, but they were yet to understand the implications of the trauma that they had sustained to their perineum.
This manuscript attempts to raise the volume on youth's successful experiences of education and highlight the implications for trauma informed practice in child welfare and school settings.
Psychosocial interventions and their preferential targets are not yet, and the implication of childhood trauma in treatment resistance (psychotherapies or medications) is totally absent in the literature.
If it were just a touch better and really got into the implications of getting over trauma, Jessica Jones could be for everyone.
10 11 These results have important implications for the care of trauma patients.
The implications and trauma of Gena Velcoro's assault affects not only her, her pregnancy, and her son with his uncertain paternity, but also her ex-husband Ray, current husband, and surely many off-screen others in her life.
