Description
Diagnostic Imaging in Polytrauma Patients, 1st ed. 2018
Coordinators: Miele Vittorio, Trinci Margherita
Language: English
Subjects for Diagnostic Imaging in Polytrauma Patients:
Keywords
Polytrauma; Trauma Imaging; Emergency Radiology; Head trauma; Blunt thoracic trauma; Blunt abdominal trauma; Multidetector Computed Tomography (MDCT); Contrast-enhanced Ultrasonography (CEUS); Focused Assessment by Sonography for trauma (FAST); Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI); Advanced trauma life support (ATLS)
Publication date: 08-2018
Support: Print on demand
Publication date: 11-2017
Support: Print on demand
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This book provides comprehensive information on Diagnostic Imaging for polytrauma patients. It provides extensive and detailed explanations of the semiotics of traumatic injuries, the correlation with the trauma?s mechanism of action, and the meaning and appearance of prognostic indicators. The book begins with a discussion of the management of polytrauma patients. Particular attention is given to the role of radiology in management, and each chapter includes an assessment of the radiological findings to be used as a clinical decision-making tool. Several typical cases are shown, supplemented by a wealth of images. The book offers a useful tool both for radiologists, who will find in it a valuable guide to correctly diagnosing traumatic injuries, and for clinicians, who will come to better understand the findings of the diagnostic tests performed on their patients
Clinical management of polytrauma patients.- Traumatic injuries: mechanisms of lesions.- Head trauma.- Maxillo-facial injuries.- Cervical spine.- Neck vascular lesions.- Airways injuries.- Lung/pleural injuries.- Aortic injuries: diagnostic imaging.- Aortic injuries: interventional radiology.- Thoracic wall and Diaphragm injuries.- Dorsal and lumbar spine injuries.- Hepatic injuries.- Pancreatic injuries.- Splenic injuries.- Intestinal injuries.- Adrenal injuries.- Renal injuries.- Pelvic injuries: bone.- Pelvic injuries: vascular/visceral.- Abdominal trauma: interventional radiology.- The follow-up of patients with thoracic injuries.- The follow-up of patients with abdominal injuries.- Injuries of the limbs: bone lesions.- Injuries of the limbs: vascular lesions.
Vittorio Miele has been working at the University Hospital Careggi in Florence since October 2016 as Chairman of both the Emergency Radiology Unit and the Radiology and Laboratory Department.
For the previous fourteen years, he served as Chairman of the Department of Emergency Radiology at S. Camillo Hospital in Rome.
He is a past President of the Italian College of Emergency Radiology and is currently a Member of the Board of the Italian Society of Radiology (SIRM). He has authored over 300 papers and edited several monographs.
Margherita Trinci works at S. Camillo Hospital in Rome in the Department of Emergency Radiology.
She is Senior Radiologist in the fields of Emergency Radiology and Pediatric Radiology, she is also a Member of the Board of the Italian College of Pediatric Radiology.
She has authored over 50 papers and co-edited several monographs.
