Critical Care Report, Volume 2, Issue 1C.V. Mosby Company, 1990 |
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... associated pressure - related symp- toms , and , if not treated , devastating complications . True compartment syn ... associated with compartment pressure is different from the pain of the burn injury , and a con- scious patient not ...
... associated pressure - related symp- toms , and , if not treated , devastating complications . True compartment syn ... associated with compartment pressure is different from the pain of the burn injury , and a con- scious patient not ...
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... associated with burn injury , 1-15 none is as devastat- ing as acute UAO . All clinicians who care for patients in this setting are aware of individuals who have experi- enced fulminant UAO that resulted in near or immediate death . The ...
... associated with burn injury , 1-15 none is as devastat- ing as acute UAO . All clinicians who care for patients in this setting are aware of individuals who have experi- enced fulminant UAO that resulted in near or immediate death . The ...
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... associated with infectious UAO in children - distress , dyspnea , dysphonia , dysphagia , and drooling- should be sought in burn victims . Hoarseness and other voice changes have long been included among classic signs of inhalation ...
... associated with infectious UAO in children - distress , dyspnea , dysphonia , dysphagia , and drooling- should be sought in burn victims . Hoarseness and other voice changes have long been included among classic signs of inhalation ...
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acute administration agents allograft allograft skin analgesia anesthesia Anesthesiology anesthetic Ann Surg antibiotics associated autograft Benzodiazepines Biobrane blood flow bronchoscopy Burn Care Rehabil burn injury burn shock burn wound burned patients cardiac output cause cells clinical complications creased CRITICAL CARE REPORT cytokines debridement decrease Demling RH dermal diagnosis diazepam doses dressing drug early edema formation effects endotracheal intubation epidermal excision Fall 1990 REPORT fentanyl flow volume curves fluid resuscitation full-thickness function graft Haponik increased infection initial inotropic intravenous keratinocytes ketamine lactated Ringer's solution levels lung mediators ment metabolism morphine muscle myocardial depression nitrous oxide normal Number 1 Fall occur opioid pain patients with burns pharmacokinetics physiologic plasma postburn pressure problem pulmonary edema renal respiratory result sepsis septic shock smoke inhalation injury studies Surgery systemic TBSA therapy thermal injury tients tion tissue tracheostomy trauma treatment tube upper airway injury Vancomycin vascular wound bed