multidisciplinary approach to lifesaving measures in the elderly individuals with flail chest injury with orif of rib fractures
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Abstract
In this case report, we present 2 cases of flail chest in geriatric patients after severe blunt chest trauma, which were treated at the University Hospital Innsbruck (Level I Trauma Center and Tyrolean Geriatric Fracture Center) by a multidisciplinary team of physicians from anesthesia, intensive care, trauma surgery, and acute geriatrics. We want to point out the benefit of a multidisciplinary approach in geriatric patients with flail chest.
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| Authors | ;Michael Zegg;Christian Kammerlander;Stefan Schmid;Tobias Roth;Ursula Kammerlander-Knauer;Markus Gosch;Thomas J. Luger |
| Journal | chinese journal of oceanology and limnology |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1177/2151458513476297
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