International Masters Programmes in Trauma Sciences - Prospectus
An Overview of the Masters Programmes in Trauma Sciences
, July 26, 2011
Queen Mary University of London, TRAUMA.ORG and the Royal College of Surgeons of England are pleased to announce the start of two innovative new Masters programmes - A Masters in Trauma Sciences and a Masters in Trauma Sciences (Military & Austere).
London Trauma Conference / TRAUMA.ORG
, May 10, 2011
This year's London Trauma Conference and Masterclass Symposia will be held at the Royal Geographical Society in Kensington on 22-24th June 2011. TRAUMA.ORG is cohosting this conference in what is one of the premier meetings on the global trauma calendar and deliver an outstanding scientific and practical symposium on the state of the art in trauma care. Once again the main programme will feature keynote speakers challenged to answer the difficult questions in trauma care. This year's special sessions will include a 'Trauma Systems' master class, 'Prehospital Care conference for students, 'Core Topics for Junior Doctors'. On the 22nd June the London Trauma Research Forum is holding a special conjoined session with the meeting. The London Trauma Conference will change your practice.
Haemothorax
Chest Trauma Haemothorax
, September 30, 2010
Haemothorax
Haemothorax is a collection of blood in the pleural space and may be caused by blunt or penetrating trauma. Most haemothoraces are the result of rib fractures, lung parenchymal and minor venous injuries, and as such are self-limiting. Less commonly there is an arterial injury, which is more likely to require surgical repair.
Standards for the management of open fractures of the lower limb
BOAST Guidelines from the British Orthopaedic Association and the British Association of Plastic & Aesthetic Surgeons
, February 06, 2010
New comprehensive, evidence based guidelines on the management of open fractures should lead to reorganisation of service delivery and a more comprehensive approach to these potentially catastrophic injuries.
Massive Transfusion & Traumatic Coagulopathy: State of the Art Symposium
London Trauma Conference 2008
, October 17, 2009
Online video presentations from the Massive Transfusion & Traumatic Coagulopathy State of the Art Symposium held at the London Trauma Conference in 2008.
London Trauma Conference 2009 Full Programme
, September 22, 2009
This year's London Trauma Conference is being held on 9-11th December at the Royal Geographical Society in London. Building on previous years' successes the programme continues to challendge both speakers and audience with challenging talks on important subjects. This year's programme also includes a special one-day scientific symposium on "Translational Research in Trauma Haemostasis & Transfusion" as well as taught courses on "Core Topics in Trauma Care" and a Simulation Symposium.
Pneumothorax
An overview of pneumothoraces - diagnosis & management
, May 09, 2009
Diagnosis & management of simple pneumothorax
Management of Exsanguinating Pelvis Injuries
An algorithm for the management of exsanguinating pelvic trauma
, May 20, 2008
Severe pelvic injuries associated with disruption of pelvic vasculature carry an extremely high mortality. A directed approach to management can significantly improve survival in this critical patient group.
The Ideal Pelvic Binder
What's important in a pelvic binder?
, April 17, 2008
Pelvic binders have replaced external fixation for the immediate stablization of pelvic ring fractures. This article describes the features to look for, and avoid, in choosing a pelvic binder.
Indications for Bullet Removal
The rare cases where bullet removal is justified
, July 27, 2007
The Trauma-list recently discussed when, if ever, bullet removal was indicated. Here are the conclusions, which an illustrative case.
Trauma Nurse Case Management
The principles of trauma case management
, June 02, 2007
Trauma case management is a model of care where patient care is overseen and coordinated by a nurse with expertise in trauma. They visit the trauma patient each day, review patient progress, ensure optimal care and that the patient, nursing and medical staff are all aware of the management plan.
