management of extrimity fracture in emergency department

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Abstract

Fracture injuries in the extremities are accounted for 40% of the incidence of fractures in the United States and causes high morbidity (physical suffering, lost time, and mental stress). High-energy fractures of the lower limbs can also cause life threatening condition like major vascular injury, crush syndrome, and compartment syndrome. Initial treatment in the emergency room is essential to save lives and to save the fractured extremities. Primary survey (securing the airway, breathing and circulation) and the secondary survey will be able to quickly and accurately identify dangerous early complication of fractures, such as major arterial injury, crush syndrome and compartment syndrome.

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Authors ;Putu Sukma Parahita;Putu Kurniyanta
Journal scandinavian journal of immunology
Year 2013
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http://ojs.unud.ac.id/index.php/eum/article/view/6300
Keywords
fracture

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