Persistent Vegetative State and Brain Death

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Persistent Vegetative State and Brain Death The neurointensivist is called on to deal with patients in coma and varying degrees of unresponsiveness perhaps more than any other specialist. These issues…

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Fluid and Metabolic Derangements

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Fluid and Metabolic Derangements Metabolic derangements are frequent in patients with severe central and peripheral neurological illnesses. These alterations may occur as part of the critical illness itself or as…

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Pulmonary Aspects of Neurological Intensive Care

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Pulmonary Aspects of Neurological Intensive Care Pulmonary disorders are a central feature of the practice of intensive care medicine. Furthermore, they are particularly pertinent because certain types of respiratory failure…

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Methods of Wound Closure

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Chapter 35 Methods of Wound Closure Richard L. Lammers and Zachary E. Smith Not all wounds require definitive closure at the first emergency department (ED) encounter; however, once the decision…

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