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Of course, factors such as age, co-morbidities, and size of liver laceration might influence these findings. On the other hand, central and peripheral BL is more frequently seen in postoperative patients, who required more complex interventions than intraparenchymal BL. This could be attributable ...
Justine has been a Registered Nurse for 10 years and has a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree. Blood constantly passes through your liver. If your liver is injured, it can result in a hepatic hematoma. In this lesson, we will learn more about hepatic hematomas and how to treat them...
Early neurological examination is of utmost importance for prognostication with regard to ambulation, bowel/bladder function, and other self-care activities. The AIS classifies the preservation of motor function and sensation, with grade A being the most severe and D being the mildest (Fig. 1) [...
FIG. 1 illustrates exposure of a protein target (actin) in wounded rat liver tissue; FIG. 2 illustrates specific exposure of a protein target (actin) in wounded rat liver tissue; FIG. 3 illustrates specific exposure of actin protein (but not of histone or myosin intracellular proteins) in wo...
used herein, the term “skin irritation” may refer to any skin inflammation or itchiness causing discomfort to the patient. The skin irritation may be caused by burns, such as sunburn, heat burn, poisonous plants, allergens, insect bites, or puberty (acne); and wounds, such as lacerations...
The rate of intraoperative complications, including bladder, liver, or spleen lesions, cardiac ischemia, large vessel laceration, and mass transfusions, was comparable in patients with OC aged <70 years and ≥70 years (p = 0.532). Postoperative complications were also not significantly different ...