Newton and the Palm Tree: The Awful Coconut Law
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...
Hacking You… Tube – Part 2
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...
Un-Stick from the Point
Patients referring to the Emergency Department with bowel obstruction secondary to adhesions are quite common in every kind of hospital. Embarking in a surgical procedure may be the best way to disaster. Conservative treatment is increasingly the first-line treatment choice; however, how to perform it and how long to continue it before changing the approach is pivotal in managing these patients.
The Soy-Eating Lion
Multiple or extended bowel resections may lead to a condition of impaired digestion and absorption of nutrients, that may cause cachexia and, eventually, to death.
Like Vampires Drinking Holy Water – Part 2
How to make an accurate grading of caustic injuries and how to treat them properly... Here you can find all the answers you are looking for...
