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050			_aRD598.5 _b.V37 2016
245			_aRich's Vascular Trauma _cTodd E.Rasmussen and Nigel R.M.Tai
250			_a3rd Edition
260			_aPhiladelphia; _bElsevier, _cc2016.
300			_axviii,350p.: _bcol ill.; _c28cm.
504			_aIncludes Bibliographical References and Index
505			_a The vascular injury legacy Epidemiology of vascular injury Systems of care in the management of vascular injury Pathophysiology of vascular trauma Diagnosis of vascular injury Imaging for the evaluation and treatment of vascular trauma Damage control and immediate resuscitation for vascular trauma Vascular disruption and noncompressible torso hemorrhage Cardiac, great vessel, and pulmonary injuries Blunt thoracic aortic injury Abdominal aortic trauma, iliac and visceral vessel injuries Inferior vena cava, portal, and mesenteric venous systems Neck and thoracic outlet Upper extremity and junctional zone injuries Lower extremity vascular trauma Damage control : prehospital care of the patient with vascular injury * Surgical damage control and temporary vascular shunts Damage control : considerations for vascular conduit in the repair of vascular injury Endovascular management of acute vascular injury Pediatric vascular injury Inferior vena cava filters Soft-tissue and skeletal wound management in the setting of vascular injury Vascular surgery in the austere environment Vascular trauma : training the surgeon of the future Australia and new Zealand Asia : Sri Lanka Europe : Croatia Scandinavia and Northern Europe Europe : Russia Europe : Serbia Vascular trauma in Israel South Africa Vascular trauma in Latin America Implications of vascular trauma in Brazil
520			_aPublished in association with the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS), the newly updated edition of Rich's Vascular Trauma draws on civilian and military authorities from around the world to offer comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of the management of vascular injury. Anatomic patterns of vascular trauma including extremity, torso and cervical injury are reviewed in detail, including the latest techniques to manage non-compressible torso hemorrhage. You'll have access to all of the current innovations across the broad spectrum of vascular trauma, presented in a well-organized fashion that allows you to quickly hone-in on the most important issues in patient care and management
650			_aBlood-vessels Surgery
650			_aVascular Surgical Procedures
650			_aBlood-vessels Wounds and injuries
700			_aRasmussen,Todd E.
700			_aTai,Nigel R.M.
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