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Hi!

don't have a max fax surgeon on site. it took him 1 hour to drive to me, a
real distress call!!!!

currently in small district hospital, patient was haemodynamically
unstable for transfer

we in SA face a lot of resistance to "super" our sub specialist teams
coming out such as hands , max fax and even the ENT chaps. we literaly
have to beg, which i had to in this case

regards
>
> Hmmmmm.
>
> If this person had a fracture, even dentoalveolar, what was to be gained
> by
> you delaying and ''really struggling'' - why not just refer the patient
> and
> get  specialist help? You can even see what they do!
>
> First poster - This reads as thought you feel referring a patient means
> you
> have failed.
>
> Second poster - If the wound is bleeding that much he needs specialist
> help
> and an operation not having stuff packed into his wounds. He is in a
> hospital
> after all.
>
> If you don't want specialist help with this, when do you call?
>
> Best wishes,
> Doug Kennedy
> Cons Maxillofacial Surgeon, UK
>
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Dr Sa'ad Lahri
Emergency Medicine Registrar
UCT/US
Cape Town
South Africa
Tel: +27826642421


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