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This book provides practical and authoritative information on all aspects of wound and burn care, from initial assessment to the treatment of specific injuries. The care and legal aspects of life-threatening wounds are covered, together with anesthesia, surgical techniques of wound care, wound infection, and injuries to the hand, face, neck, chest, and abdomen. The definition and the immediate and on-going management of burns are also discussed. This is the third of a series of handbooks on accident and emergency medicine. It reflects the growing concern about trauma care, and the important role of accident and emergency specialists in the early care of their patients.
This text investigates the clinical protocols and surgical methodologies required for the effective management of acute wounds and burn injuries in an emergency setting. Authors Jim Wardrope and John A. R. Smith leverage their expertise in accident and emergency medicine to provide a structured framework for practitioners. The book synthesizes diagnostic assessment, anesthesia application, and surgical intervention strategies to standardize care for trauma patients.
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Medical professionals frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for emergency department staff managing acute trauma. Experts highlight the text for its clinical clarity and its focus on the critical role of early intervention in patient outcomes.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
1992-11-26
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192620649
ISBN-13:
9780192620644
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