The local response to a soft tissue injury has two basic aims: 1. closure of the wound to avoid excessive water and heat loss, anddoi:10.1007/978-3-642-69499-8_1H.-J. OesternH. TscherneSpringer Berlin HeidelbergH Tscherne,HJ Oestern. Pathophysiology and classification of soft tissue ...
Soft tissue injuries of the knee are some of the most common and clinically challenging musculoskeletal disorders in patients presenting to the ED. Annually, more than 1 million emergency department (ED) visits and 1.
Studies on the Circulatory Pathophysiology of Trauma: II. Effect of Acute Soft Tissue Injury on the Passage of Macroaggregated Albumin (131I) Particles Thr... Objective:To approach the therapeutic effect and possible mechanism of QIZHENGXIAOTONGTIE (QZXTT,a TCM composition) to cure acute soft ti...
Pathophysiology and pharmacology of intraocular surgery Based on the biochemical findings on inflammation after tissue injury, a protocol for the preoperative and postoperative use of corticosteroid and non-... S Mishima,T Tanishima,K Masuda - 《Australian & New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology》 被引...
This paper reviews the literature to ascertain the optimum management to produce best patient outcomes in light of immediate and subsequent pathophysiology of sports injury. Additionally, suggestions for further study will be made within the recommendations for practice. Keywords Soft tissue injury; Spor...
Design: The cytology reports of 602 cases of soft tissue FNA (ST-FNA) biopsies with subsequent excision or surgical biopsy, in the last 10 years, were reviewed. The FNA diagnoses were classified into 4 categories: Diagnostic specific (DS), when the diagnosis was helpful in guiding therapy; ...
Introduction Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs), also referred to as skin and skin structure infections, represent a group of infections that are diverse in their clinical presen- tations and degrees of severity. They are generally classified into two categories: purulent infections (e.g., ...
Soft-tissue infection is the most common complication of animal and human bites. The risk of infection depends on the type of bite, the site of injury, the time elapsed from the bite until presentation, host factors, and the management of the wound [38,39,40]. In general, 10–20% of...
NSTI, necrotizing skin and soft-tissue infections. The pathophysiology of NSTI is incompletely understood, for example, the role of the innate immune response to locally control these infections or on the other hand, mediate tissue pathology. Basic research in this field may help to find new ta...
Pathophysiology [3][4] Entry is commonly via a minor skin injury ; erysipelas can consequently spread via superficial lymphatic vessels. May also be secondary to a systemic infectionIn both erysipelas and cellulitis, the most common point of entry for the pathogen is a small skin lesion (e.g...