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Prevetable death? from a Qc MD
Charles Brault c_brault at yahoo.comMon Mar 23 22:21:26 GMT 2009
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----- Original Message ---- From: "Bjorn, Pret" <pbjorn at emh.org> To: "Trauma & Critical Care mailing list" <trauma-list at trauma.org> Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 5:03:34 PM Subject: RE: Prevetable death? from a Qc MD First, thank you for the vocab refresher. Chirurgery. Ah, Latin. ***************** Chirurgie ! Ah French ! ! ! ... rather Otherwise You come up with all the excellent argument to do nothing for patients that are essentialy circling the drain You compare the Epidural to the Emergency C-Section I contend that epidurals probably occur 50:1 to the required (likely futile) C-Section I don't know A lot of good people (young) die from this reversible condition Once you pretty much assume the patient is going to die You can allow yourself Expecially if you have access to Surgical consult or god forbid robot surgery I think there is room to be bold It can not be more dangerous or more bold than citizen CPR Note that : From: Prasanna Simha M <prasannasimha at gmail.com> To: Discussion of Critical Care Medicine <ccm-l at ccm-l.org> Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 1:21:00 PM Subject: Re: [CCM-L] Ski accident Boils down to training and if it is non posterior fossa. When we trained we did supratentorial hematoma's leaving the infratentorial ones to the neurosurgeons.(And I haven't done one now for years (I can now say decades !!) but would do a supratentorial one if required even today) Prasanna A N D One has but 70 min from the onset of coma to remove them and these patients then do so well that we don't even include isolated EDH patients in our ongoing studies of traumatic brain injury Bill And General surgeons are no neophytes either I don't know Present state, does not add up to me Charles
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