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  • Trauma Surgery

    Newton and the Palm Tree: The Awful Coconut Law

    26/11/2023 /

    Traumatic brain injuries are one of the most frequent results in blunt trauma... The knowledge of how to correctly manage patients with mild TBI is mandatory to avoid wasting resources without underestimating the severity of the injury...

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  • Imaging

    How to Read a Treasure Map – Part 2

    29/10/2023 /

    Here you can find a couple of tricks nobody ever tells to help you reading and interpreting CT scan images...

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  • Imaging

    How to Read a Treasure Map – Part 1

    01/10/2023 /

    In our daily jobs as clinicians, our decisions are more and more based not only on our clinical judgment but on imaging as well. In the last decades, CT scan has gained more and more power in the usual diagnostic pathway, greatly influencing therapeutic decisions... Knowing how to read and interpret CT scan images from the clinicians' standpoint is a great weapon!!! Here you can find out why and how to do that...

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  • Rescue Surgery

    Hacking You… Tube – Part 2

    28/08/2023 /

    In the unfortunate event of a bile duct injury during laparoscopic cholecystectomy (and not only), you need to know what to do... and that should be not too much, and not too less...

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  • Rescue Surgery

    Hacking You… Tube – Part 1

    30/07/2023 /

    Laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the most common surgical procedures performed by general surgeons all around the globe. Although small, it carries a risk of surgical complications, the most fearsome of which is the bile duct injury... How to behave in the unfortunate event you have to face one? Here your questions will be answered...

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