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Soula Priovolos trauma-list@trauma.orgFri, 29 Mar 2002 16:26:06 -0500 (EST)
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Hi Ron, I saw your e-mail on the trauma thing, but I don't need to talk about=20 that...Just want to know if you would like to attend a dinner for=20 Stahl and Ivatury May 18 (Saturday). Ask Rohman too. Val Katz says hi, Soula ------------------ Reply Separator -------------------- Originally From: Ronald Simon <Traumamd@nyc.rr.com> Subject: Re: A new interesting case for you... Date: 03/28/2002 00:11am Chest tube on Right, think hard about one on the left. ECHO the heart=20 and off to the OR for a Lap +/- a t-cotomy depending on the output of=20 the chest tube Ron Simon JAcobi MEdical Center Bronx, NY PS some will not be happy with a 3 liter resuscitation while standing=20 around. Marcos Reis wrote: > This is a very interesting recent case and I'd like to know the=20 > opinion of the Surgeons of the List. At the end I can send the=20 photos=20 > if anybody wants. > > A 19 years old male patient entered in the ER last monday (=20 > 2002/03/28 ), in shock, with 2 gunshot wounds ( 10-20 min before=20 > admission ); one gunshot wound in the LEFT posterior axilar line (=20 9th=20 > intercostal space ) and another gunshot wound in the left upper=20 > abdominal quadrant. No exit wounds . Vital signs: BP 70/30, P 140,=20 RR=20 > 32, GCS 14. The auscultation revealed breath sounds decreased on=20 the=20 > RIGHT hemithorax and he had abdominal pain. We obtained a chest=20 film=20 > that demonstrated the bullet in the RIGHT hemithorax and=20 fluid/blood=20 > density all over the RIGHT side, nothing wrong was seen at the=20 LEFT=20 > hemithorax and there was NO widened mediastinum . The abdominal=20 film=20 > ( AP ) demonstrated a bullet in the projection of L4. After rapid=20 > administration of 3000ml of IV fluids ( Ringer ) there was no=20 increase=20 > in his blood pressure and the patient was sent to the operation=20 room.=20 > Clear yellow urine was obtained at the urinary catheter . > > What would you do? > > =20 > > Marcos Reis, MD Trauma Surgeon > > Jo=E3o XXII Hospital - Trauma Center - Belo Horizonte, Brazil=20 >
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