Sentence examples for primary trauma and from inspiring English sources

Forty-two yeafterfter Allen made his initial observations, Freeman and Wright [16] reproduced and confirmed in rat and dog that midline incision is beneficial in preventing complete paralysis by preserving the spared cord tissue (unharmed by the primary trauma) and its related motor function.

Data on patient demographics, concomitant medication, comorbidities, primary trauma, and duration of PTSD were collected at baseline.

It is, in fact, widely accepted that the neurons are highly sensitive to increased ICP or decreased cerebral perfusion pressure inflicted by both primary trauma and secondary insults [ 12- 15].

Future studies in critically ill patients with primary trauma, surgical, and neurologic issues will complement the existing research that has focused predominantly on ICU patients with medical conditions.

One of the most striking findings is the lack (14%) of even basic resuscitative and primary trauma capacity in peripheral primary care centres, including basic airway and first aid equipment, which could potentially save more lives than more advanced surgical services per se.

There are limited opportunities for certification courses for those interested in learning BLS and primary trauma care, but no standardization exists.

Infection secondary to fasciotomy and primary trauma of earthquake victims have always been grave challenges in the clinic.

Failure by venous congestion and edema of flaps of the lower limb varies depending on the primary trauma, the systemic condition of the patient, and the surgical technique.

Additional bleeding at the time of surgery could in itself be deleterious to cartilage health and could potentially recapitulate and prolong the events initiated by the primary trauma.

Outside St. Vincent's Manhattan Hospital on Seventh Avenue and 12th Street, one of the primary trauma sites last week, a fruit stand returned to its usual corner yesterday, since television trucks and police barricades no longer crowded the street.

Although its sensitivity is too low for definite exclusion of abdominal organ injury, proponents of ultrasound argue that ultrasound-based clinical pathways enhance the speed of primary trauma assessment, reduce the number of computed tomography scans and cut costs.