학술논문
Civilian Blast Injury. (cover story)
Document Type
Article
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Subject
*EAR injuries
*INJURIES of the anatomical extremities
*GASTROINTESTINAL system injuries
*BRAIN concussion diagnosis
*SPLEEN injuries
*TRAUMATOLOGY diagnosis
*BRAIN injury diagnosis
*BURNS & scalds
*MEDICAL triage
*CRUSH syndrome
*TYMPANIC membrane
*ABDOMEN
*AMPUTATION
*BRAIN injuries
*CHEST X rays
*DEATH
*DIAGNOSTIC imaging
*DISASTERS
*GASTROINTESTINAL hemorrhage
*LUNGS
*MASS casualties
*MEDICAL care
*PATIENTS
*PREGNANCY
*REPORT writing
*SPECIAL days
*TERRORISM
*TOMOGRAPHY
*WAR
*WEAPONS
*WOUNDS & injuries
*EVIDENCE-based medicine
*ADVANCED cardiac life support
*BLAST injuries
*DISEASE complications
*SYMPTOMS
*DIAGNOSIS
*ANATOMY
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ISSN
1531-1082
Abstract
This article presents guidelines for clinicians and emergency providers on treating civilian blast injuries. Blast injury is the common result of either traditional or improvised conventional explosive devices. The blast patient is often more seriously injured than his multiple trauma cohort. The article details expected injury patterns, triage decisions and current therapies.