Trauma and Combat Critical Care in Clinical Practice (eBook)

Surgeon Commander Sam Hutchings is the Royal Navy’s head of specialty for Intensive Care Medicine and undertakes his clinical practice at King’s College Hospital, London.  He is also a clinical academic with areas of research interest covering resuscitation endpoints in traumatic haemorrhage and the use of novel point of care perfusion assessment tools. He has deployed operationally to Iraq, Afghanistan and Sierra Leone. 

Treating the Critically Injured Military PatientThe Evolution of Trauma Critical Care Pre Hospital treatment of the critically injured patientInitial Management of the Critically Injured PatientHaemodynamic Resuscitation Following Traumatic Haemorrhagic Shock- an Overview Haemodynamic Optimisation of the Critically Injured Patient Blood Product and Fluid Therapy in the Critically Injured Patient Management of the Patient with Trauma Induced CoagulopathyThoracic Trauma and Management of Ventilation in the Critically Injured Patient Management of Blast Related InjuriesManaging Severe Traumatic Brain Injury outside of the Neurosciences Critical Care UnitManagement of the Critically Ill Patient with BurnsSurgical Problems in the Critically Ill Trauma PatientOrthopaedic Issues in the Critical Injured PatientImaging the Critically Injured PatientManagement of Sedation, Analgesia and Delirium in Critically Injured PatientsNutrition in the Critically Injured Patient  Venous thromboembolism in critically injured patientsAeromedical Evacuation and Transfer of the Critically Injured Patient