Pediatric hand injuries: Practical approach for primary care physicians

The purpose of our work was to evaluate the diagnostic, therapeutic, evolutive and prognostic aspects of children traumatic brain injury in the neurosurgery unit of

The work in chapter 2 and 3 is based on my work as a co-investigator on the larger benetit evaluation of the provincial drug infonnation system (also refers to as the

Up to 60% of primary care physicians who retired stopped providing comprehensive care but remained in the work force, providing other services with reduced workloads in advance of

W e would like to reply to Dr Zemek’s letter 1 about the new Guidelines for Diagnosing and Managing Pediatric Concussion 2 and his reference to our clinical review of the

Traumatic hand injuries are common in otherwise healthy patients. We have discussed some of the common and uncommon hand injuries seen by primary care physicians and outlined

In practice, high- voltage injuries are more likely to be associated with deep tissue injury, while tissue necrosis is unlikely with household electrical currents (ie,

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• The 6 basic principles of injury management are to restore normal function; to use results of physical examination to choose appropriate exercises; to promote